LUX, lighting control module for DIN rail

The LUX DIN Rail lighting control module is designed to be mounted on a DIN rail. It must be installed on a flat surface, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated location. It is strongly recommended that a qualified professional carries out the electrical and mechanical installation to ensure safety and proper operation.

The LUX control module operates within an input voltage range of 10.5 to 31 volts. Each module must be individually protected by a fuse or circuit breaker sized according to the total power consumption of the connected lights.

Lights must be connected to the control module using a standard 3-conductor cable. Wiring can be done in "daisy chain" or star configuration. It is essential to use the correct cable cross-section to avoid voltage drops, following ABYC recommendations (no more than 3% voltage drop at 12V and 10% at 24V).

The LUX DIN Rail lighting control module can manage up to 16 Lumishore LUX lights. This includes downlights and compatible courtesy lights.

This module is specifically designed to work only with Lumishore LUX lighting products, such as downlights and courtesy lights. It must not be used with lights from other brands.

Yes, the LUX control module is compatible with 12 V and 24 V electrical systems. Its input and output voltage range is 10.5 to 31 volts, making it versatile for both marine installations.

The module can be controlled in several ways:

Standalone via standard momentary switches for on/off, dimming, and color selection (cool white, neutral, warm white, or RGB depending on wiring). In conjunction with an EOS-LUX control center for control via a multifunction display (MFD), an EOS-LUX screen, or a smart device.

The module has dedicated inputs (SW 1 Vin, SW 2 Vin, SW 3 Vin, SW Com) to connect momentary switches. Depending on the wiring chosen, one or more switches can be used to control power on/off, dimming, and selection between white or RGB colors.

Yes, the LUX control module can be used in conjunction with the EOS-LUX control station and other Lumishore LUX or EOS lighting products. This integration allows full control of the vessel's lighting from a multifunction display, an EOS-LUX screen, or a smart device.

When local momentary switches are pressed, they temporarily take control of the EOS-LUX control unit, providing independent control over on/off, dimming, or predefined color selection. For the EOS-LUX control unit to regain control, the associated zone must be turned off and then back on via the MFD, smart device, or EOS-LUX display.

The base dimensions of the module are:

Length: 90.00 mm (3.54 in)Width: 58.00 mm (2.28 in)Height: 36.00 mm (1.42 in)

To avoid voltage drop issues, it is recommended to follow ABYC guidelines:

No more than 3% voltage drop for 12V systems. No more than 10% voltage drop for 24V systems.

Yes, it is strongly recommended that a qualified professional perform the electrical and mechanical installation of the LUX control module to ensure correct and safe installation aboard your vessel.

The LUX DIN Rail lighting control module is designed for centralized management of Lumishore LUX lighting systems aboard a vessel. It allows control of on/off switching, dimming, and color selection for up to 16 compatible lights.

Yes, depending on the wiring of the momentary switches, the module allows selection of different colors. It can offer options for cool white, neutral white, warm white, as well as RGB colors such as red, blue, green, magenta, and cyan.

Before any installation, it is imperative to ensure the vessel's power source and the battery are disconnected or isolated. The module must be mounted in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated location to prevent any overheating or moisture issues.

Although the product is distributed by Garmin, it is a Lumishore LUX lighting control module, specifically designed by Lumishore for its LUX lighting systems.

Yes, all unused switch wire inputs on the LUX control module must be insulated. This measure is important to ensure electrical safety and proper operation of the lighting system.

The LUX module provides an output voltage of 10.5 to 31 volts to connected lights. Each light is powered in parallel, whether in a daisy-chain or star configuration, via a 3-conductor cable.