International. Delta Dore has announced the launch of a new range of small-sized but large-capacity nanomodules. It integrates all Delta Dore technology into the new home automation receivers and transmitters to program and manage lighting and motorized blinds. Easy to install, it allows connectivity with smartphones and tablets.
It integrates all Delta Dore technology into the new home automation receivers and transmitters to program and manage lighting and motorized blinds.
The centralized management of lighting and motorized blinds is part of the preferred home automation functions of homeowners in their homes.
To centralize the programming and management of lighting or motorized blinds, create environments with specific light or simply add a new switch without supplementary wiring, Delta Dore has been offering Radio modules for more than 10 years to install behind existing switches or directly in the module or electrical distribution box.
The new technological solution developed by Delta Dore has made it possible to reduce the size of its Radio modules. Twice as small as its predecessor with a thickness of 14.5 mm., the Nanomodule is the new control system for automatisms. Energy saving, practical to install, quick to connect, simple to configure, easy and simple to choose, the range of Nanomodules has been designed to facilitate the work of professional installers of the products.
Installation, connection and energy saving
It has low energy consumption of the receivers and up to 10 years of battery autonomy for the emitter, which is an economic and ecological advantage. With simplified installation, the integration adapts well to the registration boxes thanks to its small size.
Its connection is fast thanks to its screwless connectors. The connection wires (included) are removable for wiring according to the needs. Rewiring is easily carried out with a simple 2.5 mm screwdriver.
The products have been marketed since September 2017 in the professional electrical equipment distribution network. Delta Dore has maintained the same prices as the equivalent automatism models of the previous generation.
