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EELECTA

®

 KNX MINIPAD

MB40BxxKNX  

MB80AxxKNX

MB40CxxKNX  

MB80CxxKNX

 

Product and Applications description

Eelecta

®

 Minipad pushbutton range of KNX devices is divided in 4 dif-

ferent models based on the number of switch, input and temperature 

sensors provided with the device.

Scheme 

Eelecta® 

pushbutton range:

Code

Switch

Inputs

Temp. Sensor

MB40BxxKNX

4

-

No

MB40CxxKNX

4

4

Yes

MB80AxKNX

8

-

Yes

MB80CxxKNX

8

Yes+Circ.Func.

Product has 4 (8) push buttons which can be configured to manage 

lights, dimmers, shutters, etc; and 4 inputs (where present) on the 

backside to  interface free potential contacts (for example sensors, 

traditional buttons, etc.)

It has 5 white led in the front side, each led freely configurable by ets 

and 2 versions have a temperature sensor included which can be 

configured as a room thermostat.

The device is equipped with appropriate communication interface 

with the bus type TP1 (twisted pair) KNX European standard, accor-

ding CEI EN 50090.

Application Program

Downloadable from eelectron website ( 

www.eelectron.com

 

)

Maximum number of group addresses: 

44

This is the maximum  number of different group addresses the device 

is able to memorize.

Maximum number of associations: 

69

This is the maximum  number of associations between communica-

tion objects and group addresses the device is able to memorize.

Technical data

Power Supply: 

 

Via bus EIB/KNX cable

• 

Voltage      

21..30V DC

• 

Current Consumption EIB/KNX 

< 10mA

Inputs / buttons

• 

Switches   : 4 (8 on PB80AxxKNX and PB80BxxKNX)

• 

Inputs 

: 4 inputs for free potential contacts (on PB40CxxKNX 

and PB80BxxKNX)

Note:  

4 inputs for free potential contacts must  connected to dry 

contacts only, in particolar they can be connected to the 

conventional switch code 

PB40AxxCON

• 

Maximum  Cable Lenght  :           

≤ 10m

• 

Voltage Scanning:  

 

 3,3 V dc

• 

Current Scanning:           

≤ 1 mA

Output 

• 

Number:  5  white leds 

Control Elements

• 

EIB/KNX led and button for physical address programming  

Connections

• 

EIB/KNX  2 Terminals for connections bus with 0,8mmØ

• 

Input 

4  connector cable to be wired with 24 AWG (where 

present)

Mechanical Data

• Case: polycarbonate and ABS 

• Protection class: II in accordance with EN 61140  

• Weight: approx. 130 g

Electrical safety 

• Degree of pollution (IEC 60664-1): 2  

• Degree of protection (EN 60529): IP 20  

• Protection class (according to IEC 1140): III  

• Overvoltage class (according to IEC 664-1): III  

• Bus: safety voltage SELV DC 29 V  

• Meets EN 50090 and IEC 664-1: 1992

EMC Requirements  

Compliant to EN 50081-1, EN 50082-2 and EN 50491

Terms of use  

• According to EN 50090-2-3 

• Ambient temperature during operation: 0 °C +4 5 °C  

• Storage temperature: - 20 °C + 55 °C   

• Relative humidity: max 90% (not condensing)

Certification

EIB/KNX certificate

Indicators Position and Control Elements

Switch and led position for

MB80AxxKNX and MB80CxxKNX

Switch and led position for

MB40BxxKNX and MB40CxxKNX

Input position for

MB40CxxKNX 

Inputs:

1. Input N° 4

2. Common

3. Input N° 3

4. Common

5. Common

6. Input N° 2

7. Common

8. Input N° 1

Installation Instructions

The device may be used for permanent indoor installations in dry 

locations within wall box mounts.

WARNING

• 

The device must not be connected to 230V cables 

• 

The prevailing safety rules must be heeded.

• 

The device must be mounted and commissioned by an author-

ised installer.

• 

The device must not be opened. Any faulty devices should be 

returned to manufacturer.

• 

For planning and construction of electric installations, the rel-

evant guidelines, regulations and standards of the respective 

country are to be considered.

Mounting and Wiring hints

General Description

The device configuration is done by pressing the programming push 

button located in the back side of the housing. Please take care dur-

ing installation to leave connection wires long enough in order to re-

move the device easily from the wall box for commissioning.

Connecting bus cables

• 

Connect each single KNX/EIB bus core inside the terminal block 

observing bus polarity .

• 

Slip the bus connection block into the guide slot placed on the 

back side of this device and press the block down to the stop.

Instructions to remove the buttons

 

Disposal

The crossed-out bin symbol on the equipment or packaging means the 

product must not be  included with other general waste at the end of its 

working life. The user must take the worn product to a sorted waste centre, 

or return it to the retailer when purchasing a new one. An efficient sorted 

waste collection for the environmentally friendly disposal of the used device, or its 

subsequent recycling, helps avoid the potential negative effects on the environment 

and people’s health, and encourages the re-use and/or recycling of the construction 

materials.

Eelectron spa

Via Monteverdi 6 

I-20025 Legnano (MI) - Italia 

Tel: +39 0331 500802 

Email:nfo@eelectron.com Web: www.eelectron.com

Rev 2 - subject to changes without prior notice

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