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Confi gurable

additional functions

Factory 

settings

Number of 

button pushes

Kick-start

OFF

1 x

Reduced maximum

brightness

OFF

2 x

Status LED lights 

up only when ON

ON

3 x

Recovery of the 

load state when the 

power is restored

OFF

4 x

Table 2: Confi gurable additional functions

Reset to factory setting

„

Press the button for approx. 10 sec. or more.

The lamp and the status LED will fl ash once 

after 3 seconds and then both fl ash a second 

time after 10 seconds.

„

Release push-button.

The device is in fi ne adjustment mode for the 

minimum brightness level and the status LED 

starts fl ashing fast and the load is set to the 

minimum brightness level.

„

Press button again for approx. 10 s or more

The lamp and the status LED will fl ash once 

after 3 seconds and then both fl ash a second 

time after 10 seconds.

„

Release push-button
The status LED goes out and the reset has 

been completed, the dimmer is in standard op-

eration with the factory settings being eff ective.

Information for electricians

Installation and electrical connection

DANGER!
Electrical shock when live parts are 

touched.
An electric shock can lead to death.
Isolate all power before working on 

the device and cover any live parts in 

the area!

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Connection diagram

A

N

Active / L

Load /

Remote

WBMDUPB

Remote cable.
Not required for

1 way switched

dimming.

Fig. 4: 1 way connection

A

N

Active / L

Load /

Remote

Active

/L

Neutral

Remote

to additional 

Slaves

WBMSLL

WBMDUPB

WBMSLL

Fig. 5: 2 way connection

 Load side of device is not considered isolated in 

OFF position.

 Install a circuit breaker of max. 10 A as device 

protection.

 For 2 way or multiple way switching. Refer to 

WBMSLL instructions.

Appendix

Technical data

Operating voltage

230 V~ +/-10%

Frequency

50 Hz

Miniature circuit breakers

max. 10 A

Degree of protection

IP2X

Standby power consumption

-

Status LED off 

- Status LED on

< 0.07 W

< 0.3 W

230 V incandescent lamps, 

halogen lamps and cold-light 

refl ector lamps

7 … 300 W

Dimmable, electronic 

transformers with low voltage 

halogen lamps

20 … 350 W

Dimmable 230 V LED lamps

3 ... 250 W

Slave units cable length

Load and slave unit cable

- in one cable

- in separate cables

 max. 20 m

max. 50 m

Terminal block cables

max. 2 x 1.5 mm²
max. 1 x 2.5 mm²

Flying leads, fl exible

100 mm x 1,5 mm²

Operating temperature

-5 to 50 °C

Storage temperature

-20 to 70 °C

Relative humidity (without 

dewing)

0 … 65 %

Packaged with 3 cores, 

fl exible 

100 mm x 

1.5 mm²

Operating conditions

Load type

Maximum output 

power (W)

25 °C

35

50 °C

Ohmic loads

300

265

210

Dimmable, electronic 

transformers with low 

voltage halogen lamps

350

310

250

230 V LED lamps

250

220

175

Table 3: Reduced performance, ambient temperature

When operating dimmers in combination with oth-

ers beneath a cover plate, the maximum connect-

ed load must be reduced depending on the number 

of dimmers.

Number of dimmers per 

combination

Connect load reduction

1

100%

2

75%

3

55%

4

40%

5

35%

6

30%

Table 4: Dimmer combination load reduction

 Carry out loading of conventional, electronic 

transformers according to manufacturer's 

instructions.

 Do not use non-dimmable 230 V LED lamps.
 If 230 V LED lamps are used, the power supply 

to the dimmer can cause the lamp to glow 

slightly even when it is switched off .

Troubleshooting

Dimmer switches off  of its own accord.

The electronic overload protection has tripped.

Check the load connected (excessive load).
Reduce the number of lamps or use lamps with 

a lower power rating.

The electronic short-circuit protection has tripped.

Check electrical installation.

The load cannot be dimmed down suffi  ciently.

The dimming angle is set too high.

Decrease the value in fi ne-setting of the mini-

mum brightness.

The load switches off  while being dimmed 

down.

The dimming angle is set too low.

Increase the value in fi ne-setting of the mini-

mum brightness.

The load does not switch on.

The dimming angle and brightness value are set 

too low.

Increase the value in fi ne-setting of the mini-

mum brightness.

Load fl ickers while switched off .

LED load too low.

Increase LED load at output.

The LED load fl ickers due to the dimmer status 

LED power

Switch off  dimmer status LED

The connected load cannot be dimmed or load 

fl ickers while switched ON.

Lamps are not suitable for dimming.

Be sure always to use dimmable loads.

Undefi ned fault during operation.

Slave unit cable length is too long or no separate 

slave unit cable has been used.

Keep to slave unit cable length or, if necessary, 

use separate slave unit cable.

Note:

LED loads should be tested with this dimmer 

prior to installation. Some LED loads may not be 

compatible due to the type of LED driver within the 

LED light.

End of life treatment of electrical/

electronic equipment and batteries 

in the European Union countries. 

The crossed-out ‘wheeled bin symbol’ marked on 

the equipment or its packaging, indicates that this 

product is not to be disposed off with unsorted 

municipal / household waste. Please check with 

your local authority or retailer for recycling and 

collection advice. This will enable you to contribute 

to the disposal, treatment and recycling in an 

environmentally sound way and help to prevent 

potential negative effects on the environment and 

human health.

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