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WaveLinx Networked Relay Panel Quick Start (Version 15)
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Device Information
WaveLinx Area
Controller
Communicates to the WaveLinx Mobile
App using onboard Wi-Fi or the building
LAN/WLAN
Communicates via Ethernet to WaveLinx
Networked Relay Panels or optionally to
WaveLinx Area Hubs connected to
WaveLinx CAT devices
Optionally communicates wirelessly (IEEE
802.15.4) to WaveLinx PRO devices
Powered by a PoE Network Switch
WaveLinx
Networked
Relay Panel
Available in a variety of enclosure sizes
From 4 to 64 relay sizes
Select Normal or Emergency models
Powered from onboard transformer
120/277VAC option
120/347VAC option
Relay options include 1, 2, or 3 pole
40 Amp relays
Option to add 0-10V dimmer modules
1 module = four 0-10V dimmers
Relay panel mount or remote mount
Onboard display for basic relay control
and initial configuration
Connects to Ethernet for communication
to the WaveLinx Area Controller.
Responds to commands from the
WaveLinx Area Controller and WaveLinx
PRO and CAT devices
1: Display Interface
2: Controller Card
under display
3: Transformer
4: Phase Monitoring Module
(Emergency panels only)
5: Relays
6: Relay Output Module OR
Relay Bypass Module
(Emergency panels only)
under Dimming Module(s)
7: Dimming Module
Out of the Box
The WaveLinx Networked Relay Panel has no out-of-the box functionality.
Power Switch and Manual Relay Operation
Once power is applied, the relay override buttons and display allow manual operation of the relays and dimmers until a connection can
be made to the WaveLinx Area Controller.
Power Switch
The
relay panel’s Controller Card is under the
display and contains an ON/OFF power switch
.
Power can be
switched off to the relay panel’s
internal components
without the need to switch the
transformer breaker.
Switch to the left to turn
power
OFF or to the right to turn power ON.
Relay ALL ON/ALL OFF Override Buttons
The
Controller Card also contains two onboard
buttons that allow manual control of all relays in the
panel. Press the left button to turn
all relays ON.
Press the right button
to turn all relays OFF. Relays
will
remain in that state until the next command.

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