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The C-Bus Network
The C-Bus Network Bus is the communications wiring for the system,
consisting of an unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Cat 5 cable. The
Network Bus also provides the small amount of power needed to
operate the circuitry within C-Bus units. The C-Bus Network operates
at safe extra low voltage levels (36V dc).
Free Topology Structure
C-Bus devices are wired to any point on the Network by a twisted
pair cable. The C-Bus connections may be looped from unit to unit,
or a branch can be made at any point. This free topology structure
provides a flexible system layout. New units can be added anywhere,
at any time, without system re-configuration.
Unlimited Capabilities
A large installation is usually divided into Networks of 100 C-Bus
Units, with a total cable length of 1000m per Network. This allows a
C-Bus system to be divided into manageable sections, simplifying
design, limiting potential fault propagation and aiding in any trouble-
shooting.
Peer-To-Peer Communication
Every C-Bus Unit is assigned a unique name, so that all the devices
on the C-Bus Network can communicate directly. Every device on
the C-Bus Network issues and responds to commands directly from
the Network, rather than requiring a central computer or controller.
Clipsal C-Bus was the first Australian designed and manufactured building and home
management system released on the Australian market in 1994. Since that time it has
reached unprecedented success in both the Australian and international market. C-Bus
has provided energy savings and unsurpassed control flexibility in commercial buildings
and residences.
Whether providing simple ON/OFF control of a lighting circuit, or variable control such
as dimming electronic fluorescent ballasts, C-Bus is used to easily control virtually any
type of electrical load.
System Overview
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