DL321
DL321 is a MOSFET phase cut dimmer. The output to the load is 230V. It is powered with phase (L) and neutral (N) and can be controlled from one or more points by means of normally open buttons of any civil series.
The product is immersed in UL94 V-0 polyurethane resin, which gives the product flame retardant properties.
With DL321 it is possible to configure the minimum brightness, so as to be able to adapt it to each type of lamp and avoid flickering problems.
Memory mode can be activated.
The installation is built-in.
The device works in TRAILING EDGE mode.
WORKS ONLY WITH DIMMABLE LAMPS
Technical features
Power supply: 230 Vac 50 Hz
Operating temperature: -5 to 35 ° C
Self-consumption: <1 W
Linear dimming of light
Minimum light setting from button
Soft start & soft stop
Memory of a light level that can be activated
Dimmer operation
Default operation (without memory)
The first diagram refers to the duration of the pulse (with time on the abscissa axis).
The narrower and more striped rectangles mean a short pulse, the wider ones a prolonged pulse.
The diagram below refers to the brightness of the lamp (brightness on the ordinate axis and time on the abscissa axis).
For each short pulse, the brightness always passes from the min to the max level and vice versa, without stopping at intermediate levels.
The first long push on the graph sets the brightness from the maximum to the desired intermediate level.
The second button "changes the direction of dimming" and in this case regrows the brightness up to the maximum level.
Operation with memory
After a short press of the button, the light turns on at the maximum level.
Subsequently, the user gives a prolonged pulse, then going to dim the light and releasing the button at the desired brightness level.
This level is therefore the stored level.
Another short push from the user switches the light off, while the next one switches it on again at the last selected brightness level (memory function).
Minimum calibration
DL321 allows you to calibrate the minimum light, as each type of lamp may need a different minimum light, and this can also be useful to avoid "flickering" problems.
To calibrate the minimum light it is necessary to give a prolonged pulse until the light falls to the minimum.
Once the brightness has reached the minimum you have to keep holding the button down for about another 5 ".
At this point the brightness should begin to "fluctuate" (between 0 and 20%).
To set the new minimum, just release the button at the desired brightness level.
Frequent questions
