Convia enable walkerflex system installation, Relay dimmer – Legrand Convia Enabled Walkerflex System User Manual

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CONVIA ENABLE WALKERFLEX SYSTEM INSTALLATION

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Relay Dimmer

The Relay Dimmer Modules are used to
control lighting and other devices, (maximum
20A load) via the Convia Enabled Walkerflex
System. They connect to the Network Hub
to create the Node Bus of the network. Up
to 25 nodes can be connected on a single
Node Bus with a maximum patch cable
length of 1000 feet. Refer to the ConviaNet
Design Guide for more information.

120V SYSTEM

Part

Walkerflex

Number

Phase

Configurations

NRD1A, NRD2A

A

111, 211, 311

NRD1B, NRD2B

B

211, 311

NRD1C, NRD2C

C

311

NRD1F, NRD2F

Field Wired

277V SYSTEM

Part

Walkerflex

Number

Phase

Configurations

LRD1A, LRD2A

A

111, 211, 311

LRD1B, LRD2B

B

211, 311

LRD1C, LRD2C

C

311

LRD1F, LRD2F

Field Wired

Table B – RELAY DIMMER POWER CONFIGURATIONS

Step 1:

Mount Relay Dimmer securely using
appropriate screws and anchors.

NRD1/LRD1 has one (1) controlled Walkerflex 111 output.
NRD2/LRD2 has two (2) controlled Walkerflex 111 outputs.

APPROVED DIMMING BALLASTS

Manufacturer

Name

Advanced Transformer

Mark

Osram Sylvania

Quiktronic

Universal Technologies

SuperDim

General Electric

UltraMax

NOTE: For proper dimming function, use only approved dimming ballasts.

Additional ballasts are being added as they become available. For
updated ballast information, visit www.wiremold.com. If a qualified
0-10 VDC dimming ballast is not on the list, please contact your
sales representative for verification.

Mounting Holes

Convia Net
(RJ45) Jack for
Accessory Bus
Connections

Convia Net
(RJ45) for
Node Bus
Connections

ConviaIR (RJ11)
Jack for IR
Connections

Step 2:

Connect Power to Relay Dimmers.

For Modular Connection: Connect Convia

Enabled Walkerflex Modular Cable
to modular input and output.

For Field Wired Units: Connect conduit to appropriate

conduit opening and wire per the National
Electric Code. (See Wiring Schematic below
or on product label for connections.

NRD1 Wiring Schematic

Power input coming
from Distribution Box
or main panel

Current Flow
Direction

3/4" Trade Size
Knockout

1/2" Trade Size
Knockout

Power Output going to
light fixture ballasts

Current Flow
Direction

NRD2 Wiring Schematic

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