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SH230

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SH230

Sliding gate controller. Define motor, limit switches and safety interfaces. Control for 230 V motorised shutters, with operating-time adjustment and safety inputs.

Control for 230 V powered shutters, with time adjustment and safety inputs.
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Product reference SH230

Control unit and accessories for rolling shutters. The SH230 is an automated roller shutter with control unit, capacitive push-button board, integrated aluminium blind or push button, amber or white flashing lever and photocell with transmitter and repeater. Technical data: – Power supply 230Vac 50hz ±10% – Motor power 1350W – Operating time: maximum 2 programmable minutes – 30 seconds) – Automatic closing time: maximum 3 programmable minutes) – Safety edge input: 8k2 ohm or NC contact – Code combinations: 72 million – Radio code programming: self-learning – Frequency: 433.92Mhz –…

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