What the Rako DIN-4C is
The Rako DIN-4C is a four-channel relay module for curtain and blind motors, with channels used individually or grouped. It is the blinds module of the DIN range, alongside the DIN-4T dimmer. The WM-CUB is the RAK8 card equivalent. Browse Rako wired blinds.
Where it sits in a Rako system
It sits on the DIN bus behind a DIN-LINK, which links the DIN modules to the Rako wired network and is powered by a DIN-PSU-100. Programming is done in RASOFT Pro and needs a WK-HUB. Wireless keypads can control it through a WK-HUB or WRB100. See the Rako DIN range.
Ratings and limits
- Four channels, dual-relay outputs
- Maximum load: 1.5A per channel
- Motors: 230V AC, 12V DC to 24V DC, or dry-contact
- Over-temperature protection
Power and connection
It connects to the DIN bus by a 4-way screw terminal and uses 8 of the DIN-LINK's 64 DPU. Rako's DIN-4C instruction manual covers installation, which should be done by a competent electrician.
Fitting
Mounts on a top-hat DIN rail (IEC/EN 60715) and is 9 DIN modules wide (157 x 110 x 59mm, 275g), with 150mm vertical clearance required. It operates from +2°C to +40°C.
Guide: Rako curtains and blinds: control them from the same keypad as the lights
Questions
Which motors does the Rako DIN-4C control?
230V AC motors, 12V to 24V DC motors and dry-contact inputs, up to 1.5A a channel.
How many blinds can one DIN-4C control?
Four, one per channel, or fewer if channels are grouped.
What does the DIN-4C need to work?
A DIN-LINK with a DIN-PSU-100, and a WK-HUB for programming.