Legrand ezDALI Relay Module Installation guide

Type
Installation guide

Legrand ezDALI Relay Module is a digital control device for non-DALI loads. It supports dual voltage operation (120/277 VAC), can handle up to 20 A of load, and draws only 7 mA from the DALI bus. The module is compatible with DALI ballast commands and features a zero-crossing circuitry that increases the relay's life by reducing inrush current. It is UL listed for plenum operation and may also be wired as a Class 2 device.

Legrand ezDALI Relay Module is a digital control device for non-DALI loads. It supports dual voltage operation (120/277 VAC), can handle up to 20 A of load, and draws only 7 mA from the DALI bus. The module is compatible with DALI ballast commands and features a zero-crossing circuitry that increases the relay's life by reducing inrush current. It is UL listed for plenum operation and may also be wired as a Class 2 device.

Installation Instructions
Santa Clara, CA 95050 © 2004 The Watt Stopper,
®
Inc.
DRM
ezDALI Relay Module
Installation and Setup
The Relay Module (DRM) is one component of an
ezDALI System. It provides isolated high-power
(20 A, 120/277 VAC) switching capability for non-
DALI ON/OFF loads. It is packaged in a standard
covered pull box (approximate dimensions are
4.8 x 4.8 x 2.3 inches / 122 x 122 x 58 mm).
A complete ezDALI system includes the following:
1. Group Controller (DLC) or Group & Scene
Controller (DLCSS)
2. Power Supply (DPS series)
3. Lighting fixtures equipped with DALI ballasts
Optional components in the system are:
4. Remote Scene Switch (DSS4) for use with
Group & Scene Controller (DLCSS)
5. Relay Module (DRM) to control non-DALI fixtures
6. Occupancy Sensor(s)
Operation
Once the Relay Module is installed in the ezDALI
system per the instructions on the reverse side of this
sheet, it is addressed and controlled as if it were a
DALI ballast.
To illustrate, assume the Relay Module is controlling a
group of wall wash fixtures in a conference room with
a Group & Scene Controller. The wall wash fixtures
have standard electric ballasts. The other fixtures are
linear fluorescents with DALI dimming ballasts. The
objective is to control the fluorescents independently of
the wall wash fixtures to create lighting scenes for
meetings, AV presentations and whiteboard discussions.
The first step would be to create two control groups:
Group A for the non-dimmed wall wash fixtures and
Group B for the fluorescents. Refer to “Create Groups”
in the Group & Scene Controller instructions. Press
and release the SELECT button until the wall wash
fixtures turn on. Pressing and holding the Group A
button on the Group & Scene Controller links the
Relay Module to that Group button. Follow the same
process to link the fluorescent fixtures to the Group B
button on the Group & Scene Controller.
The second step would be to use the two Group buttons
to create the desired lighting scenes. In each scene,
the Relay Module would either be ON or OFF.
Features
Digital control of non-DALI loads
Dual voltage 120/277 VAC operation
Zero Crossing Circuitry protects relay from inrush
current and increases life
Compatible with DALI ballast commands
UL listed for plenum operation
•May also be wired as a Class 2 device
Ratings
•Power Input: 120 or 277 VAC, 60 Hz, 0.1 A
Load Rating: 20 A Ballast or Tungsten, 1 HP Motor
Current Draw: 7 mA from DALI bus
UL and CUL Listed — 916 Energy Management
Equipment
Before proceeding, read the instructions on the
reverse side of this sheet. If you have any questions,
call our Service Team at: 888-852-2778.
Panel Division 888-852-2778
Figure 1 – Typical System Wiring
Fixtures with DALI Ballasts
Fixtures without DALI Ballasts
Power
hot, neutral
and ground
Relay
Module
(DRM)
DALI Data Bus
minimum 18/2, no ground, stranded or solid copper, 600 volt insulation
(DALI and power may be combined into a 5-wire cable)
Junction Box
Group & Scene Controller
(DLCSS4-x)
Power
Supply
(DPS150-x)
Class 2
18/2
NOT TO SCALE.
FOR ILLUSTATION PURPOSES ONLY.
INDRM 071504
DRM ezDALI Relay Module — Installation and Setup
WARNING – The Relay Module is
intended for use only with other DALI
ballasts and controls. Install in
accordance with the National Electrical
Code and all applicable state and
local codes.
Installation
Refer to Figures 1 and 2
1 Remove the cover and install the
desired number of knock-out bushings
in the high-voltage compartment.
2 Wire the black and white leads to 120
VAC (277 VAC) incoming power hot
and neutral, respectively.
3 Wire the two red leads as you would a
standard wall switch by attaching one
to the hot wire and the other to the
switched load.
4 Wire the two orange leads to the DALI
bus. Do not connect orange wires to
line voltage. Doing so will damage
the Relay Module and may present
a safety hazard. Do not run DALI
wires unprotected.
5 Verify the proper connection of all
wiring, dress the cables appropriately
and replace the cover.
Figure 2 – DRM Wiring: Class 1 Installation (left) and
Class 2 Wiring Option (right)
POWER (BLK/WHT)
DALI (ORG/ORG)
LOAD (RED/RED)
HIGH-VOLTAGE
COMPARTMENT
DALI WIRES KEPT
ON LOW-VOLTAGE
SIDE OF BARRIER
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Legrand ezDALI Relay Module Installation guide

Type
Installation guide

Legrand ezDALI Relay Module is a digital control device for non-DALI loads. It supports dual voltage operation (120/277 VAC), can handle up to 20 A of load, and draws only 7 mA from the DALI bus. The module is compatible with DALI ballast commands and features a zero-crossing circuitry that increases the relay's life by reducing inrush current. It is UL listed for plenum operation and may also be wired as a Class 2 device.

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