New product Powerhub-6D-PAB!

Many people waited for it - here it is now:

Digital switch module for the installation in electrical cabinets with 6 relays - Powerhub-6D-PAB:

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read more:
http://www.aquariumcomputer.com/Syst...powerbars.html

nice stuff

super compact powerbar and bring your own power plugs :)

i don't even know what it is but i want one :)

its just like a powerbar without the sockets.

so If you have an existing switch panel for your tank you can put this in between and your profilux will steer you plugs. just like another powerbar.

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Originally Posted by Blahenazo

its just like a powerbar without the sockets.

so If you have an existing switch panel for your tank you can put this in between and your profilux will steer you plugs. just like another powerbar.

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Is it like the circuit board in your house??? Dose it give you 6 circuits?

6 ProfiLux controlled independent circuits

Matthias, Can you supply this 220V, but run all 110V devices from the same PowerBar? And Vice Versa, supply 110V but run all 220V devices?

Yes this is possible (only for the Powerhub6D-PAB), because the switched outputs are completely separate.

This is excellent! If only it was out a year ago when I moved from the UK to the US. I had to sell all my equipment because of the voltage differences. Whenever I move back to England I can now at least bring all my 110v devices with me. Thanks for such great products GHL team!

But how do you configure the power hub to supply 220v and run your 110v equipments? Is there a software option? Any jumper to position?
I've got my new Powerhub 6D PAB unit and can't figure out how to do so...
The user manual says nothing about...

I think there is a general misunderstanding in the function of the powerhub

all 6 relay channels are completely independent - there are 6x closing contacts and you can connect there whatever you want

Is there any wiring diagram to make us easier to understand how to correctly install the power plugs in the relay connections?

If you don't know, how to connect the powerhub, you should ask an electrician to do this.
The 230V/110V voltage is dangerous for untrained people...

I already asked an electrician and he asked me for an electric specification of the equipment and a diagram to understand how to install correctly. This is an expensive and sofisticated equipment and normally it should come together with much more information for the installer. That's normal even for simpler relays.
I understand from your answer, apart from the sarcasm, that there is no specification.

Thank you anyhow...

The manual describes the terminals in chapter 1.4:
(1) - (6) Relay 1 - Relais 6 are closing contacts.

So what else is needed?
An electrician should be able to connect a simple closing contact...

Polarity?

http://www.electroniq.net/other-proj...n-diagram.html


But again, don't worry I already understood. Thank you.

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Polarity?

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Polarity for what? For a potential-free switch?

Forgot to say: Your link is related to low voltage DC circuits. Where is the relation to the Powerhub?

The user manual describes all needed information.
If you don't know, how to connect the powerhub, you should ask an electrician to do this.
An electrician should know how to connect a potential free switch and he's also trained to handle with 110V/230V voltage safely.