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Vimar VM-01455 Loads control module 3IN current sensor
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Description
Description
Specifications
Specifications
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BrandVimar
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Input Voltage120V~230V
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Standards MetCE,EU,ROHS,WEEE
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Operating Temperature-25°C~70°C
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Warranty3 Year
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Length14.2 cm
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Width6.7 cm
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Height5.9 cm
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Weight0.12 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Vimar VM-01455 used for?
The Vimar VM-01455 is a load control module designed for monitoring and managing electrical loads in smart home and building automation environments. It is part of the Vimar By-me Plus ecosystem and supports load measurement through three toroidal current sensor inputs.
What power range can the VM-01455 measure?
This model supports measurable powers from 25 W up to 100 kW. That range makes it suitable for tracking relatively small loads as well as substantially higher-power circuits in building applications.
Does the Vimar VM-01455 include a current sensor?
Yes, the VM-01455 is supplied with the Vimar 01457 toroidal current sensor. The product description specifies that the included sensor is part of the package for this model.
What power supply types is the VM-01455 compatible with?
The module supports single-phase power supply at 120-230 V, 50/60 Hz and three-phase power supply at 230/400 V, 50/60 Hz. This gives it flexibility for use in a range of commercial and building control environments.
What are the mounting and size characteristics of the Vimar VM-01455?
The VM-01455 is designed for DIN rail installation on a 60715 TH35 rail. It occupies 1 x 17.5 mm module, which helps minimize panel space usage in control cabinet applications.
Is the Vimar VM-01455 suitable for demanding temperature conditions?
This model is rated for operation from -25 °C to 70 °C. That operating range supports use in environments where equipment may be exposed to both low and elevated temperatures.
