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Home Automation - Lighting Controls ICM Starter Kit


VA-ICMSTRKT


• The ICM Starter Kit includes a full suite of automation and control capabilities for security, HVAC and lighting. This kit includes all of the basic components required to provide the features and functions of VA-VICMHVAC, plus special lighting components to replace standard light switches and modules to plug in appliances like fans or landscape lighting.


• The addition of the Lighting ICM provides an even greater level of sophistication. Now, lighting and related modules actually become an automated resource. In addition to providing the flexibility to locally or remotely control these new devices, they can interact in concert with the other ICMs connected to the security and HVAC systems. The devices working together can provide very powerful and compelling applications. Homeowners can now “log into” their house and tell it they’ll be home at a certain time, and have the temperature set and the appropriate lighting turned on when they head into your driveway. If a fire emergency should occur, the Lighting ICM can now illuminate a safe exit path from the home, and flash outside lights to alert neighbors and passersby that there is a situation requiring attention.


• Lastly, any ICM installation also provides you with the ability to view IP cameras* located in and around the premises. So in addition to receiving a page or e-mail alert regarding a particular event at the home, and end-user can also see through the eyes of their cameras—providing an added level of peace of mind.


RF Lighting Control Products H4-DRD5


• Line allows homeowners to control their lights, ceiling fans, and small appliances from anywhere in the home


• Easy to install without the need for master controllers or special wiring


• Product line includes in-wall dimmers, in-wall scene controllers, hand-held scene controllers, and accessories such as a wireless keyfob


Wall Switch Dimmers


P5-WS1D6 • 600W/5A P5-WS1D10 • 1000W/8A


P5-WS1D15 • 1500W/12.5A P5-WS1D24 • 2400W/20A


• Programmable to be a Dimmer or Switch may be used w/ incandescent, fluorescent, inductive & magnetic LV Loads


• Adjustable, Fade Rates, On levels, Auto Shut off Timers and Transmit functions


• Made in USA in White, Almond, Light Almond, Ivory, Black, Brown or Gray, 5 year warranty, 1 year money-back guarantee*


Keypad Controllers


P5-KPCW6 • 6-button wire-in wall mount version P5-KPCD6 • 6-button plug-in desktop version P5-KPCW8 • 8-button wire-in wall mount version P5-KPCD8 • 8-button plug-in desktop version


• 6-button units are IR remote Capable with IRR remotes • Flexible individual programmable buttons


Plug-In Modules


P5-LM14 • Lamp Module, 1-channel, 400W Max P5-LM28 • Lamp Module, 2-channels, 800W Max P5-AM112 • Appliance Module, 12A or 1/3 HP Max P5-OCM • Output Control Module, 2-channels, 30VDC/24VAC, 8A


• 7 preset scenes including a Blink • Programmable fade rates, on levels for 16 scenes


Tools


P5-PPC1 • Passive Phase Coupler - wire-in P5-PPC4 • Passive Phase Coupler - plug-in, 4 prong NEMA 14-30P P5-SPR1 • Split Phase Repeater - wire-in P5-TPR120 • Three Phase Repeater - wire-in, 120/208V 60 Hz


• Couplers passively couple UPB signals from phase to phase


P5-SIK4 • PulseWorxTM


P5-SPK4 • PulseWorxTM


includes X-10 to UPB Bridge, four (4) P5-WS1D6 Wall Switches and a Plug-in Phase Coupler


includes P5-PIMR RS-232 Powerline Interface, P5-KPCW6 Keypad Controller, four (4) P5-WS1D6 Wall Switches and a P5-PPC1 Wire-in Phase Coupler


4-Zone Starter Kit -


Lighting Control Packages Security Panel Interface Kit -


P5-LIK6 • PulseWorxTM


• PulseWorxTM P5-LCPU


• NEMA1 grade panel made of 16 gauge steel with a white powder coat finish to simplify the design and installation of UPB Lighting Control Systems Dimmers


• Will house up to twenty (20) P5-WS1D6 dimmers, fifteen (15) P5-WS1D15 or ten (10) P5-WS1D24 controlling a maximum of 20 individual circuits and delivering 24,000W of power


• Flush or wall mounted 30" in height


• Proudly Made in the USA with a 5 year warranty and 1 year money-back guarantee*


Powerline Interface Modules


P5-PIMR • RS-232 serial interface via a DB9 serial cable (included) P5-PIMU • USB serial interface via USB cable (included)


• Connects to any available COM or USB port on a computer, alarm panel or controller and the 120V powerline to communicate UPB Signals


• Used with UPStart software to program PulseWorxTM devices


• Implements simple serial (ASCII) messages from the host device to perform true two-way powerline communication via UPB


Remote Controls


P5-IRR2 • IR Remote - Handheld Remote Controller, 75' range P5-RFR • PulseWorx - RF Self Powered Remote - 4-button P5-RFWS


• PulseWorx - Self Powered Wireless Switch - SINGLE Rocker, incl. switch, cover plate & backplate


P5-RFWS2


• PulseWorx - Self Powered Wireless Switch - DUAL Rocker, incl. switch, cover plate & backplate


Lighting Contol Panel


includes two (2) P5-KPCW6 Keypad Controllers, six (6) P5-WS1D6 Wall Switches, and a P5-PPC4 Plug-in Phase Coupler


solution packages are provided by the inventors of the UPB Technology with all of the right components to help get you started with stand alone lighting controls for retrofit or new construction


• These pre-programmed kits are scalable which allows you to expand a system at any time up to 250 devices


• Enables any security (Honeywell, GE, ELK, HAI, NAPCO etc.) or automation panel which transmits X-10 to communicate directly to any UPB Device


• Preset scenes can be changed manually with a press of a button • Proudly Made in the USA with a 5 year warranty and 1 year money-back guarantee*


308 For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 | www.adiglobal.com/us


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