Robotina HIQ Home User Manual

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HIQ Home

User Manual v1.3.1

Sales and management

Robotina d.o.o. OIC-Hrpelje 38 6240 Kozina Slovenia +386 5 689 2020 info@robotina.com www.robotina.com

Manufacturing and service

Cybrotech Ltd. 14 Brinell Way Harfreys Industrial Estate Norfolk, NR31 0LU

United Kingdom

+44 741 845 4980 info@cybrotech.com www.cybrotech.com

Content

Features

Outline

Features

Utility Concept Devices

Expansion Background

Lights and blinds RGB dimmer Scene Automatic lights Ready light Evo light

Heating and cooling Timetable Key concepts Automation Alarm

Access control

Energy Customization

Software

4 5 6 7

8 9

12 13 15 17 18

24 25 26 27

HIQ Configurator HIQ Commander HIQ Universe

Hardware

PS-IQ power supply HC-IQ home controller LC-10-IQ light controller LD-P4-IQ universal dimmer LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer LD-D8-IQ DALI dimmer BC-5-IQ blinds controller SC-4-IQ scene controller

TH-1-IQ thermostat TH-2-IQ thermostat TH-3-IQ thermostat FC-1-IQ fan-coil actuator

Power meter Motion, door and light sensor Temperature sensor Touchless switch

Wiring

Schematic diagram

Switch panel Dimensions Order code

29 30

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

39 40 41 42 43 44

45 46

47 48 49 50 51

Outline

home automation system

HIQ is a home automation system, including lights, blinds, heating and cooling; temperature monitoring, energy management, timetable, evant-based automation and security alarm.

comfort

simplicity

security

safety

flexibility

HIQ consists both of hardware and software. Although basically simple, expansion capabilities are virtually unlimited. System is configurable, programmable, and allow integration of multiple HIQ installations into a single functional unit.

HIQ can be used for both a new project and renovation. Most of the work is done by a electrician, no specialized expert is needed. Configuration can be done by end-user.

System design is straight forward, there are no complicated compatibility or dependency rules.

HIQ is open to other home devices, either by integrating them in the system (e.g. touchless buttons), or cooperate on the signal level (e.g. professional alarm).

Features

unique concept and style

separate thermostat for each room

smartphone controls everything

integration with other systems

unlimited expansion possibilities

Multiple timetables

manual or automatic operation

independent of internet connection

full user control over all parameters

extremely simple to use

Advanced RGB control

Things running up to your schedule. Select active hours, and devices to which they relate. Output can be manually overridden at any time.

Features

RGB mode allows control of hue, saturation and brightness; instead of individual red, green and blue channels.

White temperature mode goes between different shades of white, from cool daylight to warm incandescent tone.

Evo light synchronize light temperature with time of the day. At the evening, lights will smoothly slide into

a warmer, cosy tone.

Utility

various lodging solutions

small house apartment building

urban house farm house bungalow

large house

Features

full renovation

HIQ system is suitable for h mall or large, residence or weekend house. However, it is not the best choice for a partial retrofit, where a wireless solution may be prefered.

ouse or apartment, s

new house

Concept

system architecture

HIQ devices

HIQ Universe

scenes and thermostats

distribution board

configuration and control

buttons

heating, ventilation and air-conditioningcontrolled devices

Features

Devices

what are devices used for

Device Used for

LC-10-IQ light controller

LD-P4-IQ LD-D8-IQ universal dimmer

LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer

BC-5-IQ blinds controller

halogen and LED downlighters, all kinds of general-purpose lights

managed socket for floor lamp, table fan, hi-fi system, projector, and all kinds of appliances

dimmable lights of all kinds

LED stripes

window blinds, shutters and jalousies,

driven by a common up/down motor

SC-4T-IQ scene controller

SC-4S-IQ scene controller

TH-1-IQ TH-2-IQ TH-3-IQ electronic thermostat

FC-1-IQ fan-coil controller

HC-IQ master controller

user-selectable arrangement of lights and blinds

heating, cooling and fan control

smartphone and PC connection, automation, timetable, alarm, energy and other functions

Features

Expansion

out-of-the-box vs project-based features

Basic configuration

230VAC

tablet

smartphone

switches

Wi-Fi

Ethernet Ethernet

IEX bus

switchboard

router

One home controller covers approximately 200m2, or one level in a multistory building.

Advanced system

access

control

appliance

control

smart grid

integration

supervision

surveillancesafetysecurity

audio/video

integration

energy

management

DIY devices

laptop

desktop PC

project-based features

KNX

bridge

LON

bridge

X10

bridge

Zigbee

bridge

building

integration

HIQ system offer many out-of-the-box functions. However, modern home automation is all about integration, and that is where the HIQ excels. HIQ is capable of connecting various devices into a functional system. Integration is project-based, each building is attuned to investor requirements.

Features

out-of-the-box features

Background

experience behind the product

Design

Cybrotech originate from industry control and automation, all devices are designed and build up to a much higher standards then usually expected in home automation.

Addressing

Devices are addressed automatically, not a single address is set by user.

Responsive

From keypress to action, typical reaction time is 10 milliseconds.

Power consumption

HIQ take a great care to use as little electricity as possible.

Features

- hardware watch-dog

- transient supression

- short circuit tolerant outputs

- reverse polarity tolerant supply

- wide temperature range

Firmware

All devices are build to implement firmware upgrade, so the future for your investment is assured.

CAN bus is a multi-master, deterministic bus which offer optimum between performance, network architecture and cost.

Autorange inputs always ensure a full scale motion.

No batteries

The whole system is operated from a single 24V power supply.

Programming tools are free, everybody is welcome to give it a try. Only a basic programming skills are needed. Join our group and discover how fun and simple house automation can be.

We don’t sell switches, luminaries, computers, portable devices, tablets or phones; you have a freedom to select anything you like, buget models or expensive designer items. What we do sell is electronics, software and home automation experience at it’s finest.

No hidden costs at any level - everything is simple and elegant (and beautiful, too).

Wire vs. wireless

- no batteries

- more reliable

- faster response

- less EMI pollution

- simpler setup

- lower price

Features

Lights and blinds

control anything from anywhere

Outputs

on/off

dimmer

0..100%

40x 16x 10x

Scene control a group with a single command

blinds position

0..100%

Light type

Features

incandescent/halogen

compact fluorescent

compact LED E27/E14

LED strip 12/24V

Blinds type

classic blinds

slatted blinds

Roman shades

managed socket for a floor lamp, table fan, dehumidifier, electric mosquito repellent, hi-fi system

blinds control with an intermediate position

RGB dimmer

hue, saturation and brightness

In RGB mode, dimmer channels are connected to red, green, blue and white lights. White channel is optional. Instead of individual channels, user controls total brightness, hue and saturation.

RGB dimmer may be used in white temperature mode. Here, user controls brightness and white temperature. White light is obtained by mixing all four channels. For best result, use

white strip 2700K

(warm white) and RGB strip 5600K (cool white).

White temperature

0% 50% 75%25% 100%

1200K 2000K 3000K 4000K 5000K 6000K

Color cycling

Automatically rotate through the available colors. Brightness and saturation are selected manually.

In RGB mode, saturation goes from white to selected color (0..100%). In white temperature mode, saturation goes from natural white (white strip) to selected white (0..100%).

Color picker

Color picker is a quick way to choose a color, available with the HIQ Commander application. To control the RGB, just touch a color or slide finger over the screen.

color

brightness

white temperature modeRGB mode

Features

Scene

one key to rule them all

inputs timetable automation scene matrix

Scene is an user-defined memory to control lights, dimmers and blinds. Each output can be on, off or

not affected by the scene.

Scene mapping

SC0

SC1

SC2

SC3

outputs

1 2 3

4 5 6 7

9 10 11

12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27

28 29 30 31

On/off action

on/off dimmer blinds

output on

output off

not affected

Dimmer action

dimmer 100%

10 to 90%

dimmer off

not affected

Blinds action

blinds up

10 to 90%

blinds down

not affected

Each controller has up to 4 fully selectable scenes.

Features

How to set a new scene

1. Identify lights that will be controlled by the scene

Using HIQ Configurator

Open Lights+blinds page, check the output number

Using HIQ Commander

Front left reflector

Press and hold until pop-up dialog appears, Information

2. Open HIQ Configurator / Scene editor and set the corresponding outputs

Scene

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

If you have scene controller, press write button to transfer new scene to the controller

Lights

out 0 out 2

out 3

Write

This procedure does two things: select which outputs are affected, and what to do with each output (on, off).

How to change a scene

Using Scene controllerUsing HIQ CommanderUsing HIQ Configurator

Living room all

Open Scene editor and set the corresponding outputs

Press and hold scene button, then select Memorize

Press and hold a button, until a short beep

This procedure does not change which outputs are affected, only what each output does (on, off).

Features

Automatic lights

where and how to use automatic lights

HIQ system offers several ways to automate lights. The appropriate configuration is selected based on the way

how the space is intended to be used.

Features

smart light

ready light

motion sensor

door sensor

manual control

Smart light is based on presence and low light signal. It is used for living room and it can be combined with evo light.

Ready light take advantage of motion and door sensors. It is suitable for occasionally used spaces, such as bathroom.

Motion sensor automation cover hallway, stairs and porch. Light goes off after timeout.

Door sensor cover small rooms used temporary, like a closet, cloak or wardrobe.

Other areas, like a bedroom, can't be automated and must be handled manually.

Input mode and output mode settings

on/off

on/off + timer

staircase

doorbell

scene

ready light

input modeusage

press on, press off

press on, press off when timer expires, light goes off

press on press again to reload the timer when timer expires, light goes off

press on, release off

press to set multiple lights press again to turn them all off

fully automatic light control

functionoutput mode

manual control

ready light

motion sensor

door sensor

not used

movement is keeping the light on when timer expires, light goes off

movement is keeping the light on when timer expires, light goes off active only during the night

open door to turn the light on close door to turn the light off

open door to turn the light on close door to turn the light off active only during the night

disabled, output not affected

motion sensor

door sensor

Features

Ready light

advanced automatic light control

Ready light is an advanced lighting system, based on motion and door sensors. It is best suited for closed spaces that residents don’t occupy permanently.

Features:

- instant on as soon as door begins to open

- never turn off while somebody is inside

- quickly turns off when everybody is out

enable ready light

room has a natural light

occupancy status

timer

motion sensor

door sensor

room enable

only by night

Input setup

Sensors are connected to spare inputs of light controller. Input must be configured to ready light mode.

Sensor placement

For a best result, sensor must be activated just after person closes the door.

Short timeout

Time from closing the door to light off. If time is too short, light may turn off after entering the room.

Long timeout

Time from leaving the room to light off, without closing the door.

light and sensor position

Patent rights granted

2016-04-29 by patent office Slovenia, number

short and long timeout

light output

motion sensor

door sensor

24867, class G06F 9/00.

short timeout

long timeout

How does it work

When door begins to open, reed sensor is activated and the light turns on. When a person enters the room and closes the door, PIR activation means person is surely in the room. As long as door is closed, light will stay on. When person leaves room and closes door, system will wait for a short time, then turn the light off. If the door is left open, long timeout is active. If the PIR sensor is not activated during that time, light switches off.

Features

Evo light

automatic transition to warm evening lights

Evo light is a half-automatic system for controlling light temperature. It uses RGB dimmer in white temperature mode. Brightness is controlled by user, hue and saturation are controlled by the system.

During the selected period, lights are going from a cool white to warm white, perfectly matching our natural daily cycle.

System can be combined with smart lights. In that case, operation is fully automatic, smart lights control brightness, and evo light control light temperature.

controlled manuallybrightness

temperature

saturation

Operation

controlled by evo light

Term evo is a short for ‘evolution’. During the most of our evolutionary past, our ancestors were using no artifical lighting, so daily rhythm was synchronized by sunlight. Evo light is an attempt to mimic that natural conditions.

start hoursunrise

cold white

temperature

warm white

To configure evo light, first experimentally the best light for

find early and late evening. Start hour and transition time should be configured so the warm light is reached at least one hour before bedtime.

When dimmer is switched back to RGB mode, evo light will automatically stop. Enabling again, it will catch on correctly, recalculating the new parameters.

Features

time

Note: evo light setup is located on RGB page.

Heating and cooling

general features of heating/cooling system

Heating/cooling

Energy demand

allow termostat to start boiler

Thermostat

TH-1M-IQ TH-1T-IQ TH-2-IQ TH-3-IQ

configurable delay

Up to five regulation zones are supported, each with their own thermostat. Generally, energy comes from boiler for heating and chiller for cooling, but other combinations are possible.

Actuator

hot water

radiator

direct external 16A relay fan coil actuator

System is versatile enough to handle most actuator options. Hot water valve is connected directly, others require either external power relay, or fan coil actuator. Different actuator types can be mixed.

electric

radiator

electric

fan heater

floor heating fan-coil

air condition

Examples

convector

electric heatingfan coil heating and coolingair condition heating and cooling radiator heating, air condition cooling

Features

Timetable

weekly event scheduler

timetable 0 timetable 1 timetable 2 timetable 3

Selected part is a period when heating system is active. Each rectangle represents a half hour. Tables are fully independent of each other. To set multiple fields, hold left button and drag mouse. Each timetable can directly control one output or apply a scene.

off

Each block create on and off event.

timetable managed socket

Timetable can be used to control mostly anything. Use a managed socket to create a time plan for your devices.

When timetable controls an output, manual override is possible at any time, timetable will catch on with the next transition.

timetable

output

user input

A list of hollidays can be configured. On a holliday, timetable is running as it is a Sunday.

Features

Key concepts

low light and presence signals

auto

manual

smartphone

button

fingerprint reader

external alarm

presence indicator

Alarm

presence

Presence signal is generated from all available sources, and

indicate that somebody is at home.

Lights&blinds

Automation

HVAC

Features

location

date and time

light sensor

ON OFF

2418126

Presence goes up and down as you are going out and comming home.

Ready light

low light

Low light signal is generated as combination of calculation and sensor,

and indicate that artificial light is needed.

ON OFF

2418126

Low light goes up and down in accordance with the sunlight.

Automation

execute tasks automatically

Coming home

Let your house show how happy it is when you come back home. When phone connects to your wi-fi network, lights and heating will turn on automatically.

Leaving home

When you leave the house, smartphone disconnects from home wi-fi network, a few minutes later system will turn lights and heating off.

Smart lights

In the evening hours, when sunlight goes down, automatically set evening scene, turn on the lights and lower blinds. Works only when tenants are at home.

Default setpoint

When active, any setpoint adjustment is valid for about half hour, then it returns to the temperature defined in automation setup.

Bio offset

Following your natural biological rhythm (chronotype), let the house be a little warmer (or cooler) at the specified time of the day.

Connect charger

Do you charge your phone every day before going to bed? Use that action to automatically turn lights and heating off.

Random lights

When nobody is at home, discourage snooping with a simple deception: turn lights on and off to leave impression that house is not empty.

Comfort wake up

System will turn thermostat on a predefined number of minutes before smartphone rings, whenever you set the alarm.

Sunny wake up

Wake up naturally, by gradually lifting blinds and let the sunlight wake you up, a predefined number of minutes before smartphone alarm.

Disconnect charger

Phone is charged until morning, right? When disconnecting the charger, automatically turn lights and heating on.

The most frequent question about home automation is - how to turn the damn thing off. However, regardless the inglorious reputation of smart machines, we strongly believe HIQ will gradually grow up into your daily routine. Events are generated automatically, you are in charge to assign actions according to your preferences.

Features

Coming home

Leaving home

presence

lights

heating

coming home

Use presence signal to set the scene and turn the heating on.

Smart lights

Random lights

sunsetsunrise

transition time

leaving home

Use presence signal to turn the lights and heating off.

low light

brightness

low light

Automatic lights with an optional slope control, synchronized with the low light signal. are also dependent on presence signal.

Turn the lights on and off to leave the impression that house is not empty, to discourage burglars.

Smart lights

presence

lights

heating

random interval random interval random interval random interval

Comfort wake up

heating

alarm

precede time

Turn the heating on a few minutes before the phone starts ringing.

Sunny wake up

blinds

alarm

precede time

Lift the blinds up a few minutes before the phone starts ringing.

presence

scene

Default setpoint

When setpoint is adjusted manually, one hour later it will return to predefined value.

Bio offset

6 12 18 24

Small temperature correction depending on time of the day. Adjustable up or down.

setpoint

Features

Alarm

security at no additional cost

OFF

ACTIVE

EXPIRED

ARMEDACTIVATING

Alarm on/off

- longpress on a selected wall switch

- smartphone using HIQ Commander

- smartphone by connecting to wi-fi (Android only)

- PC with HIQ Configurator

- PC with HIQ Configurator and 4-digit code

- automatically with presence signal

ARMING

OFF

ARMING

ARMED

ACTIVATING

ACTIVE

EXPIRED

On/off indicator

- small light connected to an output

- blinking of a selected light

- smartphone with HIQ Commander

- PC with HIQ Configurator

alarm inactive

alarm turned on and will be armed when time expires (default 30s)

alarm ready, no intrusion

sensor activated, alarm has to be turned off before delay time expires (default 30s)

burglary, siren output active

delay time expired, siren is turned off (default 120s)

Zone covering example

zone 0 - house exterior zone 1 - ground floor, living area zone 2 - first floor, sleeping area

zone 0

residents at home

minimum security

zone 0+1

residents sleeping

partial security

zone 0+1+2

residents away

full security

Features

Access control

unlock front door automatically

output setup:

timer 10s

numeric keylock

rfid reader

fingerprint reader

input setup: direct presence setup: none location: front door inner side

pulse

input setup: input only presence setup: external on location: front door

coming home

front door

electric strike

presence

auto arming

alarm

open door manually

input setup: input only presence setup: external off location: front door inner side

leaving home

input setup: presence setup: button on/off location: one of light switches

manual on/off

Features

input only

wi-fi I'm home

automatic on/off manual on/off

presence setup:

automatic by phone

Input setup is a page in HIQ Configurator, used to configure how an input affects it's related output. Presence setup is a part of Automation, used to configure what will activate the presence signal, and what will be activated by the presence signal.

Location is a place where device is expected to be installed.

presence setup:

none

Energy

electricity measurement

Required hardware

Energy monitoring is the first step to efficient energy usage. Once knowing how much energy something is using, one can make a rational strategy for saving.

Energy consumption in last 30 days [kWh]

SDM-120C power meter CAD-232-A2 converter

Bargraph for last 30 days is a quick way to check for an excess consumption.

Energy by output

Power count - a number how many times the output is turned on.

Working hours - total number of hours the output spent in on state.

Nominal power - output power configured by user. It can be measured by resetable power meter, or read from the label.

Current power - output power at the current moment.

Energy today - total energy used from last midnight, expressed in Watt-hours.

Energy total - total energy consumed by the specific output.

How to measure device power

1. Turn the output off.

2. Reset relative power.

3. Turn the output on.

A few seconds later, measured relative power is displayed. If the reading is not stable, temporary turn off any load which may consume variable amount of power.

Measured rating may be used to set the nominal power on ‘By output’ page.

Features

Customization

get the maximum out of your system

integrated development environment

The goal of customization is to add related to some specific needs. HIQ system is flexible and open for all kinds of modifications. This page will give a short overview how to start with modifications.

functionality

standard HIQ system

custom program custom devices

Modify HIQ program

- load program source directly from controller

- put your code into custom_algo module

- send modified program back to controller

Combine HIQ and non-HIQ modules

- all HIQ modules are fully IEX compatible

- delete unused HIQ modules from hardware setup

- add your own selection of IEX modules

- modify program according to your needs

HIQ Commander for non-HIQ applications

- allocate variables for autodetection manually

- use allocated variables in your cybro application

- check Cypro example HiqCommanderDemo

Customization is for the one who wants to get the maximum out of the system. It requires a basic programming skills. Programming language is «structured text», a kind of simplified Pascal. Development environment (editor, compiler, on-line monitor) is called CyPro, and it is free to download from the company web site.

Non-standard HIQ configuration

- custom selection of modules, e.g. 10x LC-10-IQ

- hardware setup, manually add new modules

- adjust program and mini scada up to your needs

Modify HIQ Mini View for your house

- no special tools are needed

- configuration consist of one text file and images

- use Notepad to change configuration file

- use an image editor to create custom graphics

Connect HIQ systems together

- create system as big as you like

- use sockets as a link between controllers

- implement all kinds of commands

Example

Task: add counter how many times light is switched on

1. CyPro

- allocate variable lc00_qx00_count, make it retentive

- add the following lines of code into program

- send program to controller

2. Mini scada

- open CyBroMiniView.xml in text editor (Notepad)

- add object to xml configuration, inside the first page

- use scada (ctrl-E) to move object to the right place

Features

if fp(lc00_qx00) then lc00_qx00_count:=lc00_qx00_count+1; end_if;

HIQ Configurator

system setup and configuration

Install

automatic hardware detect

Windows PC

Package content

www.cybrotech.com

HIQ Configurator

- control center

- system configuration

- diagnostics and repair

System configuration

............................................................ output timer

.......... blinds travel time and intermediate position

........... graphical scene editor

............................................................ ready light

....................................................................... alarm

HIQ Timeplot

- temperature timeplot

- consumption timeplot

- 1080p screen requred

..... input mode

HIQ View

- floorplan control

- configurable by user

- based on mini scada

System limits

HC-IQ main controller

LC-10-IQ light controller

LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer

LD-P4-IQ universal dimmer

LD-D8-IQ DALI dimmer

BC-5-IQ blinds controller

HIQ Simulator

test HIQ features without the actual hardware

one central controller

40 outputson/off

16 dimmer channels

10 blinds

..................................... heating and cooling

............................................................... timetable

.............................................................. automation

Autodetect

14642 14891 15227

To select a controller to work with, use Autodetect function.

Software

SC-4-IQ scene controller

TH-1-IQ thermostat

FC-1-IQ fan-coil controller

Autoaddress

100 101 102

To get modules address in right order, use Autoaddress.

16 scenes

5 regulation zones

Rename

ctrl-E - edit mode right click - rename ctrl-E - return to normal mode

HIQ Commander

application for your smartphone

Autodetect all devices

Light 0

Light 1

Light 2

Google Play

App Store

Autodetect must run in local network. If internet is available, configuration automatically registers on HIQ Home server, enabling remote access.

Rename

long press

Change icon

Living room

Remove

Light 19

Rearrange

Light 0Kitchen

long press

Features

direct control for lights

direct control for blinds

direct control for thermostats

comming home leaving home

warm wake up sunny wake up

smart lights random lights

default setpoint bio offset

connect charger disconnect charger

export configuration to another phone

Kitchen

Hallway

Living room

Copy configuration to another phone

e-mail

share open

- click Share

- click share icon

- select your mail application

- enter recipient, send email

XML

Software

page setup

- open received email

- click the attachment

- when asked, select HIQ Commander

- click OK to accept new configuration

Application limits

HIQ Commander can handle more devices then what is limited by the

system:

10x LC 10x LD 10x BC 10x TH

Additional devices may be used in custom projects.

HIQ Universe

cloud access and management

Local and internet connection

my.hiq-home.com

server

WAN

Remote access and management

enable internet

phone

internet

server

home

create account

add new controller

user

LAN / WAN switching is fully automatic. Number of phones is not limited.

LAN

HIQ account consists of two parts, remote access and user account. Remote access is automatically created with autodetect command. User account is created by registering on my.hiq-home.com, and it allows management of connected controllers and phones.

Account management

create

account

HIQ Universe may also give access to advanced services, provided by various providers.

Software

controller

add new

controller

manage controllers

disable particular phone

close network for new phones

PS-IQ power supply

power source for the whole system

power supply

for sensors

power supply and

230VAC 24VDC

communication

Secondary power supply

manual switching automatic switching

secondary

power supply

+24V

230VAC

GND

primary

power supply

In case of primary power supply failure, s o ensure uninterrupted operation or automatic. In case of automatic switching, a spare input (ix) is used to indicate the failure.

econdary supply is used t . Switching to secundary power may be manual

230VAC

primary

power supply

normally closed

relay

secondary

power supply

+24V

GND

Hardware

Technical specifications

Input: Output:

Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Mounting:

100..240Vac, 50/60Hz 24V 2A (50W)

IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c DIN rail

HC-IQ master controller

home automation central hub

QX0 - radiator 0

QX1 - radiator 1

QX2 - radiator 2

QX3 - radiator 3

QX4 - radiator 4

QX5

QX6 - boiler

QX7 - chiller

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 6M

+24V

power

supply

230VAC

installation relay 16A/230V

IX0C3 IX6

IX1 IX7

IX2 C4

C0 QX0 C1 QX5

QX1 QX6

relay

IX5 Z IW3IX4 IX9 IW2IX3 IX8 C2

QX2 QX3 QX7 IW0 IW1

QX4 QW0 C2

230VAC

relay

radiator 0 radiator 1 radiator 2 radiator 3 radiator 4

boiler

106

chiller

relay

230VAC

Features

smartphone connection alarm HVAC timetable automation scene link internet connection

hot-water radiator

electric radiator

air condition

control through power suppy

relay

control through window switch input

installation relay

Internal relay is used for valves, other loads are recommended to use an additional 16A installation relay.

air condition

old thermostat used as a backup

Technical specifications

Relay outputs: Communication: Power supply: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Mounting: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

3A/250V resistive load Ethernet 100M 24V 50mA IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c DIN rail 106x108x58mm 360g EN 60730-1

boilerrelay

Hardware

LC-10-IQ light controller

10 relay outputs

LC-10-IQ mk1

+24V

230Vac

LC-10-IQ mk2

+24V

0V IX0

QX0

230Vac

Output mode

IX0 IX4

C C

IX1 IX5

QX0 QX4

QX1CQX2

off

QX1 QX5

QX2 QX6 QX8

IX1

QX3

on/off mode button turns light on and off

IX3 IX7 IX9C C CIX2 IX6 IX8

QX3 QX7 QX9

CIX2

IX3

timer mode button turns light on, and it automatically goes off after the predefined time

off

IX4

QX4

C IX5

QX5

QX6

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 6M

CIX6

IX7 IX8

QX8QX7

IX9C

QX9

Features

nominal output current

power outage: <10min - come back

lights

>10min - lights will stay off

managed socket for devices such as dehumidifier, hi-fi system, floor lamp, portable

...

fan, electric mosquito repellent

Caution: 1400W max

Circuit protection

6A MCB (miniature circuit breaker) type B is recommended.

mk1 (1x10): When total power of all channels is less then 1400W, a single 6A MCB is connected to both L terminals. Otherwise each channel should have a separate 6A MCB.

mk2 (4+6): When total power of each group is less then 1400W, two 6A MCBs are connected to terminals L0 and L1. Otherwise each channel should have a separate 6A MCB.

Managed socket should always have a separate 6A MCB. Each output must be connected to a single socket. Socket must have a noticeably different front plate with the label: "Caution: 1400W max".

106

Input mode

toggle (on/off)

staircase timer

doorbell

scene (on/off)

Input mode define how an input affect the output. Toggle, staircase, doorbell, motion and door sensor are handled internally. Scene and ready light are handled by master controller.

motion sensor

door sensor

sensor for ready light

disabled

Hardware

Technical specifications

Output power per relay:

- incadescent / halogen 230V

- halogen 12V with transformer

- LED with transformer or compact

- fluorescent with electronic ballast

- parallel compensated fluo lamps

- electric heater (any resistive load) Expected contact life:

Total output power all channels (mk1): Total output power per group (mk2):

Maximum length of input cable:

Power supply: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

800W 400W 400W 400W 250W/30uF

1400W 20000 (100% load) 100000 (50% load) 4000W 2800W

50m

24V 120mA IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 106x108x58mm 250g EN 60730-1

LD-P4-IQ universal dimmer

4-channel dimmer with a separate power driver

Features

1..10V

or 0..10k

IX0 C IX1 IX3CIX2

0V+24V

230VAC

RGB mode hue, saturation, brightness instead of individual RGB

1..10V

or 0..10k

QX0 QX1QX2QX3

LUD12 LUD12 LUD12 LUD12

white temperature mode adjust hue in range from warm white to cold white

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 2M + 4x1M

108

Operation

button or potentiometer input:

- autodetect input mode

- mixed controlls possible

- potentiometer auto-range

power outage: <10min - come back >10min - lights will stay off

lights

Output options

incandescent/halogen

compact LED E27/E14

compact fluorescent

- automatic load detection

- low noise zero switching

- electronic overload protection

- overtemperature shutdown

Parallel connection to increase output power

PWM

LUD12 LUD12

230VAC

100W 100W

short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

Driver rotary switch

ESL

LED

OFF

Technical specifications

ower supply:

Lamp p Output power per driver: Drivers per output channel: Driver control signal: Power supply: Galvanic separation: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

switch must be adjusted to the indicated position

230V 100W

1..10

PWM 100Hz 24V

25mA

24V supply/outputs

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 36x108x58mm 80g EN 60730-1

Hardware

LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer

4-channel constant voltage dimmer for LED stripes

+24V

CANH

CANL

GND

LED0/R

independent

channels

+12/24V

+24V

LED1/G

CANH

CANL

LED2/B

GND

+IX3

LED3/W

+12/24V

IX2

IX1

IX0

LED power supply

1-10V or 10k

RGB

mode

+24V

CANH

CANL

GND

R G B W

+24V

LED1/G

CANH

CANL

LED0/R

RGB common anode

LED2/B

GND

+IX3

LED3/W

Mounting: junction box or drywall

+12/24V

IX2

IX1

+12/24V

IX0

power

supply

1-10V or 10k

LED

Features

RGB mode hue, saturation, brightness instead of individual RGB

button or potentiometer input:

- autodetect input mode

- mixed controlls possible

- potentiometer auto-range

S-shaped on/off curve:

- soft start and landing

- fast and slow mode

- reduce electric noise

500Hz

power outage: <10min - come back >10min - lights will stay off

high frequency PWM:

- no flickering

- avoid headache

- reduce eye-strain

lights

white temperature mode adjust hue in range from warm white to cold white

exponential output curve:

- natural feeling

- lowest level is 0.025%

- smooth transition

output protection:

- overcurrent

- overvoltage

- undervoltage

- watch-dog

maximum current output 1x10A

2x10A 3x6.7A 4x5A

supply 1x10A

2x10A 2x10A 2x10A

Operation

short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

Technical specifications

ower supply:

LED p Total output power:

Max current per terminal: PWM frequency: Output resolution: Power supply: Galvanic separation: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

12/24V (10..28V) 240W at 12V 480W at 24V 10A 500Hz 12-bit

25mA

24V supply/outputs

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 108x86x46mm 160g EN 60730-1

Hardware

LD-D8-IQ DALI dimmer

8-channel dimmer for DALI ballasts

DALI

ballast

64x

Features

24V

200mA

DALI

ballast

control 8 independent groups

DALI+ DALI-

drive up to 64 individual ballasts

internal DALI current source, no additional power needed

IX0

C0 IX1

T0 T1

Operation

short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

Groups 3 to 8 don’t have physical input, so they can’t be controlled directly, only as a scene or with a phone.

short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

Mounting: DIN rail 2M

Ballast configuration

group 1 group 1

group 2 group 2

group 3 group 3

group 4 group 4

LD0 LD2LD1 LD3

dimmer 0 ... dimmer 7 dimmer 8 ... dimmer 15

Configure ballasts into groups 1 to 8. LD-D8-IQ can’t control individual ballasts.

group 5 group 5

group 6 group 6

group 7 group 7

group 8 group 8

Output options

incandescent

compact fluorescentLED lights of any kind

fluorescent

Technical specifications

Digital inputs: DALI output: Power supply: Galvanic separation: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

internal pull-up 12V, 2mA 200mA, up to 64 ballasts 24V 120mA none, ballasts must be SELV IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 36x108x58mm 80g EN 60730-1

Hardware

BC-5-IQ blinds controller

5-channel blinds position controller

+24V

230VAC

Features

up and down buton

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 6M

106

QX2U

IX0U IX2U0V

C C

QX0U

short press: move up/down

IX0D IX2D

QX0D

QX1U QX3U QX4U

IX1D IX3D IX4DC C CIX1U IX3U IX4U

QX1D QX3D QX4D

QX2D

short press while moving: stop at the position

long press: stop after released

75%

short press: move to intermediate position

automatic position related to scene

automatic correction at boundary position

Travel time adjustment

1. Adjust top and bottom limit switch (electrician).

2. Use stopwatch to measure travel time in both directions.

3. Use HIQ Configurator to enter measured values.

4. Check accuracy: move blinds to 50%, mark position. Move blinds about half way up and down, few times, without reaching the top or bottom. Move to 50% again. If the actual position is above the mark, slightly increase down time. Below the mark, increase up time. Repeat until positioning is perfect.

Technical specifications

Output power per relay: Total output power (all relays): Maximum input cable length: Power supply: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

200W 2000W 50m 24V 60mA IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 106x108x58mm 250g EN 60730-1

Hardware

SC-4-IQ scene controller

4-button universal scene controller

GND

CANL

CANH

Panel layout

+24V

GND CANL CANH +24V

SC-4T-IQ

- 4 configurable touch buttons

- IR receiver + haptic feedback

Mounting: rectangular box 3M

SC-4T-IQ

SC-4S-IQ

- 4 button inputs and 4 LED indicators

- connect to any classic button system

- extra-small size fits into any mounting

+24V CANH CANL GND

GND IX0

GND IX1

GND IX2

GND IX3

CANH

CANL

GND

SC-4S-IQ

mounting: any instalation box

+24V

QX0

GND

QX1

GND

QX2

GND

QX3

GND

Select between a few possible key configurations.

Button action

on/off 0..100% blinds up/down scene

Select a function for each key. Blinds can be controlled with a single-button and two-button configuration.

Inverse scene

scene

second press force all lights to off, blinds are not changed

inverse

scene

Memorize scene

long press

memorize

scene

long press, confirmed by beep, store current state as a new scene

Technical specifications

IR remote receiver: Power supply:

Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions:

Weight:

Standards:

RC5 36kHz 24V 25mA (SC-4T) 24V 35mA (SC-4S) IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 122x80x23mm (SC-4T) 49x49x7mm (SC-4S) 80g (SC-4T) 20g (SC-4S) EN 60730-1

Hardware

TH-1-IQ thermostat

simple electronic thermostat

IX0

TS1

GND

temperature

sensor

GND

window

switch

GND

CANL

CANH

+24V

GND CANL CANH +24V

Mounting: rectangular box 3M

Features

on/off

setpoint

fan control

fan max maximum output for a limited time

secondary setpoint when thermostat is off

manual measurement correction

window switch shut down heating when window is open

night mode attenuate display during the night

Fan options

fan speed 0 or 1

fan speed 0, 1 or 2

fan speed 0, 1, 2 or 3

maximum output for a limited time

Display when on

measured temperature

setpoint temperature

fan speed

Display when off

off

dashes

temperature

Temperature sensor

internal external remote

Remote means temperature is taken from another device

Temperature offset

°C

3.0

2.5

2.0

1.5

1.0 806040200

Recommended temperature offset vs. lightness and mounting type

3M concrete box

3M drywall box

open back, no box

100%

Hardware

Technical specifications

Window switch input: Temperature measurement:

External temperature sensor:

Power supply: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

internal pull-up 12V, 2mA internal or external

ES any model

24V 15mA IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 122x80x23mm 80g EN 60730-1

TH-2-IQ thermostat

blind electronic thermostat

Mounting: on wall

Features

GND

CANL

GND

CANL

CANH

+24V

on/off

setpoint

fan control

fan max maximum output for a limited time

precise temperature measurement

manual measurement correction

secondary setpoint when thermostat is off

+24V

CANH

temperature

TS1

sensor

GND

LED indicator

device selected (white)

setpoint increased (red blink)

setpoint decreased (blue blink)

humidity meter

Temperature sensor

internal external remote

Remote means temperature is taken from another device

all functions handled

by a mobile phone

Technical specifications

Temperature measurement:

External temperature sensor:

Default offset:

Humidity measurement:

Power supply: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

internal or external

ES any model

-1.4°C internal, 0..100%rh 24V 10mA IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 71x71x27mm 50g EN 60730-1

Hardware

TH-3-IQ thermostat

thermostat with display and configurable buttons

window

switch

Features

IX0

TS1

GND

on/off

setpoint

fan control

fan max maximum output for a limited time

secondary setpoint when thermostat is off

manual measurement correction

window switch shut down heating when window is open

GND

temperature

sensor

+24V

CANH

CANL

GND

+24V CANH CANL GND

Mounting: round 60mm junction box

Configuration

parameter value

press and hold

- on/off

- setpoint

- fan speed

- fan max

- scene

night mode attenuate display during the night

humidity meter

Temperature sensor

internal external remote

Remote measurement should be handled by plc program

Features

- massive aluminium body

- glass power plate

- white blue alphanumeric display

- mechanical buttons with a click

- button function fully configurable

- IR reciver

Technical specifications

Temperature measurement:

External temperature sensor:

Default offset:

Humidity measurement:

Power supply: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

internal or external

ES any model

-2.0°C

internal, 0..100%rh

24V 25mA IP20

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 136x96x36mm 450g EN 60730-1

Hardware

FC-1-IQ fan-coil actuator

3-speed fan coil actuator

230VAC

3 2 1

SPEED

HOT

PWR-L

PWR-N

COLD

PWR-N

230V-L

230V-N

Mounting: inside fan-coil

temperature

GND

IW0/IX0

sensor

TS1

GND

TS0

+24V

CANH

CANL

GND

GND CANL CANH +24V

Features

simple no adjustments, no jumpers or DIP switches, configuration is completely performed on PC

flexible can be used with a wide range of home, office and industrial convectors

fan coil

- 2-pipe system

- electromechanical valve

- 3-speed fan

- both heating and cooling

Hardware

fallback mode device continue operation even in case that communication is broken

With heating, fan is delayed 60 seconds after valve, to prevent a blow of cool air. This delay is not implemented for cooling.

Technical specifications

Relay outputs: Temperature measurement:

External temperature sensor:

Power supply: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

A/250V

external

ES any model

24V 45mA

0..45°C

-20..75°C

0..95% n/c 108x86x46mm 150g EN 60730-1

Power meter

voltage, power and energy

3 4

8 9 10

SDM120C

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 1M + 2M

230VAC

utility grid

SDM-120C

power meter

5 6 7

1 2

230VAC

switch panel

CAD-232-P0 cable is supplied with the converter

CAD-232-A2

RS232/485 converter

SDM120C

CAD-232-A2

Hardware

Technical specifications

Nominal voltage: Voltage range: Maximum current: Operational frequency: Power consumption: Communication setup: Modbus address: Communication cable: Ingress protection: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Relative humidity: Dimensions: Weight: Standards:

230VAC, 110VAC

77..300VAC 45A

50..60Hz 2W 2400 8e1 1 CAD-232-P0 IP51

0..55°C

-20..75°C 85% 119x17.5x62mm 85g EN 60730-1

Motion, door and light sensor

sensors for automation and alarm

Motion sensor

+24V+

Door sensor

Light sensor

IR-580-IQ LC-10-IQ

LC-10-IQREED-SW

OUT

GND

RHKF-U HC-IQ

GND

+24V24V

IW0

Motion sensor is mounted above or lateral to room entrance. People entering the room must

intersect sensor beams. At the moment when closing the door, person should be in the area of maximum sensitivity.

Door sensor is mounted on the knob side, usually about 20cm from the top. Magnet goes into the door, contact goes into the doorpost.

Sensors are connected to spare LC-10-IQ inputs. Input type must be configured as sensor input.

Light sensor is mounted on top of an outside looking window, south or west side.

For a room with more then one entrance, door sensors are connected in series (sensor is closed when door is closed), and motion sensors are connected in parallel.

Mounting

light sensor

door sensor

motion sensor

door sensor

Technical specifications

Motion sensor

Output type: Power supply: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Dimensions: Weight:

Door sensor

Switch type: Dimensions: Weight:

Light sensor

Output type: Power supply: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Dimensions: Weight:

NPN o.c. 75mA 24V 10mA

20..50°C

-20..75°C 100x60x42mm 85g

reed switch, normally open 25x7mm 12g

0..10V 24V 80mA

0..50°C

-20..75°C 85x85x27mm 65g

Hardware

Temperature sensor

indoor and outdoor measurement

ES-P

ES-W

GND

ES-B

GND

TSTS

GNDGND

Technical specifications

ES-P

Housing: Operating range: Degree of protection: Cable length:

ES-B

Housing: Operating range: Degree of protection: Cable length:

ES-W

Housing: Operating range: Degree of protection: Dimension:

Common

Sensor type: Accuracy:

Cable length: Recommended cable:

heatshrink tube

-50 to +100°C IP50 2m

steel tube

-50 to +100°C IP67 5m

plastic box, white 0 to +50°C IP20 71x71x27mm

DS18B20 digital sensor

±0.2°C typ. (-10 to +85°C) ±0.5°C max. (-10 to +85°C) ±2.0°C max. (-50 to +100°C)

20m max. UTP 0.25..0.5mm2

Hardware

Touchless switch

no-contact wall mounting switch

+24V+

AS-24RA

Operation

10cm

LC-10-IQ

GND

Mounting: standard 68mm junction box

Features

reliable way to detect a hand through most materials countless decorative switchplates switchplates attach via magnets and are easily exchanged range adjusted with potentiometer low power consumption excellent noise immunity

Drawing

Dimensions

A (width) B (height) C (back housing width) D (back housing width) E (plate thickness) F (depth) G (depth) H (back housing height)

70mm 70mm 40mm 59mm

1.6mm

34.4mm

25.5mm

28.5mm

Technical specifications

Switch model: Detection distance: Detection delay: Output type: Power supply: Operating temperature: Storage temperature: Weight:

AS-24RA or AS-24RB

2..10cm adjustable 200ms NPN o.c. momentary 24V 6mA

0..45°C

-20..75°C 85g

Hardware

Wiring

Switchboard and field modules

switchboard

100m max.

Power supply must be connected to the first (leftmost) device. When devices are connected, autoaddress procedure must be started using HIQ Configurator.

Devices inside switchboard are addressed sequentially, from left to right. Devices outside of switchboard (field modules) are addressed in order of ascending serial numbers - lowest serial number gets the first address, second lowest the second, and so on.

Inside the switchboard, bus is connected with 4x flat cable and RJ9 connectors. Outside the switchboard, bus is connected with a unshielded twisted-pair cable and orange push-wire terminals.

Maximum bus length is 100 meters. Up to that length, bus can be connected with no special rules, branching is allowed. Longer bus (up to 300m) is possible, but cable must be connected in line (no branches/trunks), and last device must be terminated with a 120ohm resistor between CANL and CANH.

field modules

Bus wiring

1. Take one ingoing and one outgoing wire together, and remove insulation for about 10-12mm.

10-12mm

2. Crimp wires together into a ferrule.

3. Wrap wires together for a few centimeters.

50mm

4. Push ferrules into clamps.

Outgoing cable

Recommended bus cable

unshielded twisted pair 2x2 0.5mm2

Push-wire handling

operating slot

clamp hole

Wire stripping

Bus wires (orange terminals)

Other wires (gray terminals)

Solid wire i

1. Push wire in the clamp hole

Stranded wire insertion

1. Push screwdriver in the operating slot

2. Insert wire in the clamp hole

Solid/stranded wire removal

1. Push screwdriver in the operating slot

2. Remove wire

nsertion

24VCAN

GND CANL CANH +24V

24VCAN

0.25-0.75mm2 Incoming cable

10-12mm

0.25-2.5mm2

10-12mm

Wire type

solid

stranded

fine-stranded

fine-stranded, tined

fine stranded, tip bonded

stranded with ferrule (recomended)

Hardware

Schematic diagram

FA1 63A/0.3A

16A

25A

S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12

living room

air

condition

kitchen

fridge

dish

washer

16A

25AF625AF716AF816A

kitchen

stove

oven

work room

bedroom

guest room

F9 16A

FA2 25A/0.03A

washing machine

F10 16A

F11 16A

clothes

dryer

F12 16A

garden

F13 4A

PS-IQ

24VDC

power supply

F146AF15

F16 6A

F17 6A

F18 6A

F19 6A

F20 6A

F21 6A

LC0 mk2 LC1 mk2 LC2 mk2 BC0 BC1

L0..L9 L10..L19 B0..B4 B5..B9HIQ

lights living room,

managed sockets

lights kitchen,

hall and bedroom

L20..L29

lights hall and

bathroom

blinds living room

and kitchen

blinds bedroom and guest room

This is a typical schematic diagram for a 200m2 family house. Circuits S1 to S12 are standard appliances and power sockets. Circuits L0 to L29 are lights and managed sockets. Circuits B0 to B9 are electric blinds. FA1 and FA2 are residual current switches. 24VDC is power supply for HIQ devices.

Hardware

Switch panel

ground

neutral FA1 neutral FA2

limitator F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18

protector

PS-IQ HC-IQ A2 LC0 LC1 LC2

high voltage

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 FA2FA1surge

BEBC0 BC1

digital ground

low voltage

800

108 60 60108 80 80

30 30 30 30 30 30

74 50 60

600

750

6060

This diagram represents a typical switchboard layout. Four DIN rails are used, top row for fuses, next two rows for HIQ modules, and the last row for interconnecting terminals. Above and below are ground and neutral rails.Digital ground is a common rail for input switches and sensors. 30mm is a minimum recommended distance for safe handling of terminals and wires.

Hardware

Dimensions

45.5

32.5

1518

108

97 86

106

24.5 4

122

108

6.5

15.7

14 21

12.5

24.4

Hardware

Order code

devices and sensors

LC-10-IQ light controller with 10 outputs

BC-5-IQ 5-channel blinds controller

SC-4T-IQ touch screen scene controller

TH-1T-IQ thermostat with touch buttons

LD-P4-IQ 4-channel universal dimmer

LUD-12 power driver

LD-D8-IQ 8-channel DALI dimmer

LD-V4-IQ 4-channel LED strip dimmer

SC-4S-IQ scene controller for standard buttons

TH-3-IQ thermostat with scene buttons

TH-2-IQ blind thermostat

HC-IQ master controller

IR-580-IQ motion sensor

REED-SW door sensor

PS-IQ power supply 24V

RHKF-U light sensor

BE-PROT

FC-1-IQ

fan-coil

actuator

BE-PROT bus adapter + surge protector

SDM120C power meter

CAD-232-A2 232/485 converter (including cable)

Hardware

Order code

cables and accessories

ES-P temperature sensor

ES-B temperature sensor

CAD-P0 bus cable 2.5cm, RJ9/RJ9

connecting devices in switchboard

CAD-P2 bus cable 2m, RJ9/RJ9

connecting rows in switch panel

CAD-232-P0 15cm crossed, RJ9/RJ9 cable for power meter

ES-W temperature sensor

RE-2 IR remote

CAD-2-BUT 2x mini-button

OL30-PW 3M decorative cover

NM30 mounting frame for 3M rectangular box

AS-24R touchless switch

SM11-PW-NT push button 1M

SM41-PW-NT push button 1M up/down

Hardware

Robotina HIQ Home User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Content

Outline

Features

Concept

Devices

Expansion

Background

Lights and blinds

RGB dimmer

Scene

Automatic lights

Ready light

Evo light

Heating and cooling

Timetable

Key concepts

Automation

Alarm

Access control

Energy

Customization

HIQ Configurator

HIQ Commander

HIQ Universe

PS-IQ power supply

HC-IQ master controller

LC-10-IQ light controller

LD-P4-IQ universal dimmer

LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer

LD-D8-IQ DALI dimmer

BC-5-IQ blinds controller

SC-4-IQ scene controller

TH-1-IQ thermostat

TH-2-IQ thermostat

TH-3-IQ thermostat

FC-1-IQ fan-coil actuator

power meter

Motion, door and light sensor

Temperature sensor

Touchless switch

Wiring

Schematic diagram

Switch panel

Dimensions

Order code