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I/O

IO-A-D-1

I/O

PLN 899.00incl. VAT

The I/O module allows control of any low-power electrical device such as lights, valves or gates, and connects up to eight digital inputs to the system, e.g. wall switches or window reed contacts.

8 digital inputs8 relay outputs2 groups of 4 outputs250 VAC / 5 A per channel, 5 A per groupCurrent measurement per relay groupUp to 250 Hz counter inputs

At a glance

8

digital inputs or frequency counters

8

low-power relay outputs

250 VAC / 5 A

per relay group

DIN rail

push-in terminals, fast installation

Voldeno Bus

24 V DC, power and data

Current measurement

per group of 4 relays

What it does

Switches and lighting

Connects standard wall switches to digital inputs and controls lighting sections via relay outputs with independent current measurement per group.

Gates, windows and motion

Integrates reed contacts, motion sensors and gate position signals into the system, providing the foundation for access automation, alarms and presence-based scenes.

Pulse counting and metering

Digital inputs can operate as hardware frequency counters (up to 250 Hz), enabling connection of S0 energy meters, flow meters and analog wind sensors.

Gates, valves and contactors

Relay outputs are suited for controlling gates, irrigation solenoid valves, electric door strikes and external contactors. Two fully isolated groups of four channels guarantee separation of independent circuits.

Full technical specifications

Inputs

Number of channels
8
Type
Digital, voltage-activated 24 V DC
Auxiliary outputs
2 × 24 V DC for use with push buttons and dry contacts
Frequency counter
Up to 250 Hz in frequency counter mode

Outputs

Number of channels
8 independent relay outputs in 2 isolated groups (4 + 4)
Contact type
NO (normally open)
Rated load voltage
230 V AC or 24 V DC
Max current - AC1
5 A / 250 V AC (cos φ = 1); limit per relay and per whole 4-output group
Max current - AC15
2 A / 250 V AC (cos φ = 0.4); limit per relay and per whole 4-output group
Max current - DC1
5 A / 30 V DC (cos φ = 1); limit per relay and per whole 4-output group
Max current - DC13
2 A / 30 V DC (L/R = 7 ms); limit per relay and per whole 4-output group
Min switching power
0.05 W (10 mA at 5 V DC)
Current measurement
1 current sensor per group of 4 channels (2 sensors total)

Power supply

Supply
24 V DC via Voldeno Bus
Terminal type
Push-in
Wire cross-section
0.2 … 0.75 mm² (24 … 18 AWG)

Communication

Bus
Voldeno Bus (BUS+, BUS−, GND)

Mechanical

Mounting
Distribution panel on 35 mm DIN rail
Size (DIN):
4
Dimensions (H / W / D)
91 / 36 / 62 mm
Weight
157 g

Environmental

Operating temperature range:
0 - 45 °C

Certifications

Marking
CE, RoHS
Installation
By a qualified electrician in accordance with local regulations

Ecosystem integration

The I/O module connects to the Voldeno Bus alongside other extension modules. Each input and output is configured in Voldeno Studio – automation logic, schedules and circuit states are then available in Voldeno Mobile.

Requires a Voldeno Hub on the same installation.

In the box

  • 1× I/O module (IO-A-D-1)
  • Information leaflet
  • Factory packaging

Related products

Modules that pair well with I/O in the same panel.

Voldeno I/O is the module for connecting the physical world to a Voldeno installation. Eight digital inputs support wall switches, push buttons, reed contacts, motion sensors and pulse meters. Eight relay outputs switch lighting, valves, gates and small loads – with current measurement per relay group. Every input and output is configured individually in Voldeno Studio.

The eight relay outputs are split into two fully isolated groups of four channels. Each channel switches up to 5 A, with the same 5 A limit per group. The I/O module suits lighting sections, valves, gates and similar loads – for applications requiring higher switching current, such as electric heating, high-power LED drivers, blinds or mains socket circuits, the RELAY module is the right choice.

Your next step starts here.

Order the module, consult us about your project, or review the technical documentation before deployment.