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Zennio MINiBOX 25 v3 Guide

© Zennio Avance y Tecnología S.L. Edition 1 Further information www.zennio.com Page 1/2
MINiBOX 25 v3
Multifunction actuator with 2 outputs and 5 inputs with KNX Secure
ZIOMN25V3 TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
FEATURES
•2 different configurable outputs: shutter channel (up to 1) and individual
outputs (up to 2)
•Outputs suitable for capacitive loads, maximum 140 µF
•Supports KNX Data Secure
•5 analog/digital inputs
•Manual output operation with push button and LED status indicator
•10 logic functions
•Output timing
•4 thermostats
•Total data saving on KNX bus failure
•Integrated KNX BCU (TP1-256)
•Dimensions 67 x 90 x 36 mm (2 DIN units)
•DIN rail mounting according to IEC 60715 TH35, with fixing clamp
•Possibility of connecting different phases in adjacent outputs
•Conformity with the CE, UKCA, RCM directives (marks on the right side)
1. Analog/Digital inputs
2. Outputs
3. Output status LED indicator
4. Output control button
5. Programming/test LED
6. Programming/test button
7. KNX Connector
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Figure 1: MINiBOX 25 v3
Programming/Test button: short press to set programming mode. If this button is held while plugging the device into the KNX bus, it enters the safe
mode. If this button is held for more than 3 seconds, the device enters the test mode. In order to perform a KNX Secure factory reset, while the device
is in safe mode, press the button for 10 seconds until the programming LED changes its state.
Programming/Test LED: programming mode indicator (red). When the device enters the safe mode, it blinks (red) every half second. The test mode is
indicated by the green color. During the start-up (reset or after KNX bus failure) and if the device is not in safe mode, it starts a blue blinking sequence.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
CONCEPT
DESCRIPTION
Type of device
Electric operation control device
KNX supply
Voltage (typical)
29 VDC SELV
Voltage range
21-31 VDC
Maximum
consumption
Voltage
mA
mW
29 VDC (typical)
4.6
133.4
24 VDC¹
10
240
Connection type
Typical TP1 bus connector for 0.8 mm Ø rigid cable
External power supply
Not required
Operation temperature
0 .. +55 °C
Storage temperature
-20 .. +55 °C
Operation humidity
5 .. 95%
Storage humidity
5 .. 95%
Complementary characteristics
Class B
Protection class / Overvoltage category
II / III (4000 V)
Operation type
Continuous operation
Device action type
Type 1
Electrical stress period
Long
Degree of protection / Pollution degree
IP20 / 2 (clean environment)
Installation
Independentdevice to be mountedinside electrical panelswith DIN rail (IEC
60715)
Minimum clearances
Not required
Response on KNX bus failure
Data saving according to parameterization
Response on KNX bus restart
Data recovery according to parameterization
Operation indicator
The programming LED indicates programming mode (red) and test mode
(green). Each output LED indicates its status
Weight
78 g
PCB CTI index
175 V
Housing material / Ball pressure test temperature
PC FR V0 halogen free / 75 °C (housing) - 125 °C (connectors)
¹ Maximum consumption in the worst-case scenario (KNX Fan-In model).
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SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ANDADDITIONALNOTES
•Installation should only be performed by qualified professionals according to the laws and regulations applicable in each country.
•Do not connect the mains voltage nor any other external voltage to any point of the KNX bus; it would represent a risk for the entire
KNX system. The facility must have enough insulation between the mains (or auxiliary) voltage and the KNX bus or the wires of other
accessories, in case of being installed.
•Once the device is installed (in the panel or box), it must not be accessible from outside.
•Keep the device away from water (condensation over the device included) and do not cover it with clothes, paper or any other material
while in use.
•The WEEE logo means that this device contains electronic parts and it must be properly disposed of by following the instructions at
https://www.zennio.com/en/legal/weee-regulation.
•This device contains software subject to specific licences. For details, please refer to https://zennio.com/licenses.
OUTPUTS SPECIFICATIONS AND CONNECTIONS
CONCEPT
DESCRIPTION
Number of outputs
2
Output type / Disconnection type
Potential-freeoutputs through bistablerelays with
tungsten pre-contact / Micro-disconnection
Rated current per output
AC 16(6) A @ 250 VAC (4000 VA)
DC 7 A @ 30 VDC (210 W)
Maximum load
per output
Resistive
4000 W
Inductive
1500 VA
Maximum inrush current
800 A/200 μs
165 A/20 ms
Connections in adjacent outputs
Possibility of connecting different phases. It is not
allowed to connect power supplies of different
order, SELV with NO SELV, in the same block.
Total maximum current in device
20 A
Short-circuit protection
NO
Overload protection
NO
Connection method
Screw terminal block (0.5 Nm max.)
Cable cross-section
0.5-4 mm² (IEC) / 20-12 AWG (UL)
Outputs per common
1
Maximum response time
10 ms
Mechanical lifetime (min. cycles)
3 000 000
Electrical lifetime (min. cycles)1
100000 @ 8 A / 25000 @ 16 A (VAC)
¹ Lifetime values could change depending on the load type.
INPUTS SPECIFICATIONS AND CONNECTIONS
CONCEPT
DESCRIPTION
Number of inputs
5
Inputs per common
1
Operation voltage
+3.3 VDC in the common
Operation current
1 mA @ 3.3 VDC (per input)
Switching type
Dry voltage contacts between input and common
Connection method
Screw terminal block (0.4 Nm max.)
Cable cross-section
0.5-2.5 mm² (IEC) / 26-12 AWG (UL)
Maximum cable length
30 m
NTC probe length
1.5 m (extensible up to 30 m)
NTC accuracy (@ 25 °C) ²
±0.5 °C
Temperature resolution
0.1 °C
Maximum response time
10 ms
² For Zennio temperature probes.
⚠In order to ensure the expected status of the
relays, please check that the device is connected to
the KNX bus before energizing the power circuit.
WIRING DIAGRAMS
Figure 2: Wiring example (from left to
right, and up to down): 2 loads, 2 loads
connected to different phases and shutter
* In case of using ZN1IO-DETEC-P sensor, its micro switch number 2 must be in Type B position.
** Zennio temperature probe or any NTC with known resistance values at three points in the range [-55, 150 °C].
INPUTSCONNECTION
Any combination of the following accessories is allowed on the inputs:
Zennio temperature
probe.
Up to two motion sensors
can be plugged into the
same device input (parallel
wiring)
Screw terminal for
connecting Zennio motion
sensors*
Temperature Probe**
Motion Sensor
Switch/Sensor/
Push button
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Attaching MINiBOX 25 v3 to DIN rail:
Removing MINiBOX 25 v3 from DIN rail:
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Commons of different devices
must not be connected together.

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