12-way waterproof keypad (landscape)

The CZone 12-way (landscape) waterproof keypad is a robust control and monitoring solution designed for marine electrical systems. It is specifically engineered to simplify dashboard installations.

Yes, this keypad is IPX7 certified, ensuring it functions even after temporary immersion in marine environments.

The dimensions of this keyboard are 77 mm in height, 182 mm in width, and 32 mm in depth.

The keypad is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -15°C to +55°C. For storage, it can withstand temperatures from -40°C to +85°C.

The product complies with CE, ABYC, NMEA and ISO8846/SAEJ1171 standards, meaning it is also ignition-protected.

Yes, the keyboard complies with ISO8846/SAEJ1171, ensuring ignition protection.

Yes, the keyboard has a dimmable RGB backlight circuit, allowing customization of labels and light intensity.

Maximum power consumption of the keyboard is 95mA. In standby mode, power consumption is ultra-low at 1.8mA.

This specific CZone keypad model is designed with a landscape orientation.

The keyboard connects via NMEA 2000 connectivity, using a single Micro-C CAN port to minimize wiring clutter.

The keypad operates on a supply voltage of 9-16V, which is provided by the CAN network.

The box contains the CZone 12-way keypad (landscape) itself, as well as the necessary accessories for its installation, such as a sealing gasket and a bezel for the finish.

The main installation steps are:

Drilling the cutout in the dashboard.Adjusting the DIP switches.Installing the keypad with its gasket.Fastening with screws to the dashboard.Installing the bezel.Connecting the network cable.

Yes, installation requires cutting an opening in the dashboard to insert the keyboard.

The keypad is secured to the dashboard using screws after being positioned with its gasket.

Yes, one of the installation steps is to set the DIP switches on the keypad before permanently mounting it.

Yes, it is classified in the "Digital Switching and Integration" category and serves as an interface for marine electrical systems.

Yes, thanks to its NMEA 2000 connectivity via a single Micro-C CAN port, it is designed to minimize wiring clutter and simplify dashboard installations.

Yes, the CZone 12-way (landscape) keypad is classified as a "Processor/Computer/Ethernet Module" component within the CZone digital switching systems context.

The CZone 12-way waterproof keypad (landscape format) is a robust control and monitoring solution designed for marine electrical systems. It simplifies dashboard installations by providing NMEA 2000 connectivity via a single Micro-C CAN port, reducing wiring clutter.

The "12-way" designation indicates that this keypad is equipped with 12 controllable buttons or circuits. This allows you to manage and monitor up to 12 different functions or devices from a single centralized interface.

This keyboard is IPX7 certified, meaning it is protected against temporary immersion in water. This certification ensures reliable operation even when exposed to water spray or accidental short-term immersion in marine environments.

The dimensions of this keyboard are 77 mm in height, 182 mm in width, and 32 mm in depth. These measurements are important for planning the cutout and integration into the dashboard.

The keyboard has a maximum power consumption of 95 mA when operating. In standby mode, its consumption is ultra-low, around 1.8 mA, which helps preserve the boat's battery.

This keyboard is designed to operate in ambient temperatures ranging from -15°C to +55°C. For storage, it can withstand a wider temperature range, from -40°C to +85°C.

The keyboard complies with CE, ABYC, NMEA and ISO8846/SAEJ1171 standards. ISO8846/SAEJ1171 compliance means it is ignition-protected, which is critical for safety in marine environments where flammable vapors may be present.

The dimmable RGB backlighting allows customization of button label lighting with different colors and intensities. This feature improves visibility in various lighting conditions and makes it easier to quickly identify activated or available functions, day or night.

Yes, this keyboard complies with ISO8846/SAEJ1171, ensuring it is ignition-protected. This feature is essential for safe use in marine environments, particularly near engines or fuel tanks.

The weight of this keyboard is 0.772 kg, making it a relatively lightweight device for integration into a dashboard.

The box contains the CZone waterproof keypad (in landscape orientation), a sealing gasket to ensure a watertight installation, and a bezel for a clean finish. An installation guide is also provided to assist with assembly.

Installing the keypad on the dashboard follows several steps:

Drill the appropriate cutout in the dashboard.Set the DIP switches according to the configuration requirements.Install the keypad using the supplied sealing gasket.Securely screw the keypad to the dashboard.Install the bezel for a clean finish.Connect the network cable to the Micro-C CAN port.

Yes, installing this keyboard requires cutting a specific opening in the dashboard for proper flush mounting. It is recommended to follow the installation guide for exact cutout dimensions.

Yes, a sealing gasket is included in the box. It must be used during installation to ensure maximum protection against water and maintain the IPX7 rating of the keypad once mounted on the dashboard.

The keypad connects to the boat's electrical system via a single Micro-C CAN port, which uses the NMEA 2000 network. It is powered directly by the CAN network, simplifying wiring.

DIP switches (Dual In-line Package) are used to configure specific parameters of the keypad, such as its address on the network or certain features. This setting is essential to ensure proper communication and correct integration with the rest of the CZone system.

This keypad is designed to integrate with CZone digital switching systems. It is also compatible with NMEA 2000 networks, allowing it to communicate with other NMEA 2000-compatible marine equipment on board.

The keypad operates on a supply voltage of 9 to 16 volts. It is therefore primarily suited to 12V nominal marine electrical systems, as it is powered directly by the CAN network.

Yes, thanks to its NMEA 2000 connectivity via a Micro-C CAN port, this keypad can be integrated and communicate with other NMEA 2000-compatible devices and systems. This enables centralized control and seamless interaction between the boat's various electronic devices.

No, this keyboard is specified to operate with a supply voltage of 9 to 16V. It is therefore not directly compatible with 24V systems and must not be connected to a 24V power source without using a suitable voltage converter.