Installation and User Guide

8-Subnet DALI Controller (478)

Product description
The 478 is for controlling DALI ballasts, LED drivers, emergency devices and load interface units (except for the 490 Blinds
Controller). The flexible control inputs route an input address/group command, as a broadcast, to its corresponding DALI
channel output. The 478 operates in one of two modes to support the connection of controls:
• Normal mode: No device addressing is required. Helvar compatible presence sensors can be connected in addition to
DALI compatible control gear. The sensors provide local occupancy control for the DALI channels’ output to which they
are connected. Do not connect controls other than those listed (see ‘Sensors’ on page 7) to the DALI outputs (DALI
channels 1–8). This mode provides support for emergency devices only when using the DALI control input.
• Toolbox mode (Default): This allows a DALI output channel to act as a power supply, so that any DALI compatible
control gear or Helvar DIGIDIM controls can be connected. No automatic addressing takes place, so all the devices
connected on the DALI output channel must be programmed using Helvar’s Toolbox software. Output levels received
on the control inputs are broadcast on the corresponding output channel to provide local override. The ‘Toolbox mode’
option is available from the control panel. For more information, see ‘Set Toolbox mode’ on page 10.

SDIM/DMX Override
control input DALI channels 5–8

Status LED
TERM B SC 0V A 0V OVR D5 D- D6 D- D7 D- D8 D-

S-DIM OVERRIDE Ch5 Ch6 Ch7 Ch8

LCD
DALI CHANNELS

OK
Control
Panel
478 DALI Controller
Buttons
DALI CHANNELS
(85 to 264)VAC DALI SYSTEM
OVERRIDE Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4

L N E DA+ DA- D1 D- D2 D- D3 D- D4 D-

Mains supply DALI control DALI channels 1–4

DALI channels
The 478 can control up to 8 DALI channels, each of up to 64 devices (limited by current consumption).

Control inputs
The 478 can be controlled using DALI, SDIM or DMX, and an override input.
NOTE: DALI AND SDIM/DMX MUST NOT BE CONNECTED SIMULTANEOUSLY.

LCD display and control panel buttons

The front of the module has an LCD and five buttons to set basic configuration parameters and provide basic control of
channel levels.

Note: The content of this manual refers to the operation of a 478 with firmware version 2.4 or later.

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 Contents
Section Page
Product description i
Mounting, environmental and clearance requirements 1
Installation1
Connections1
Configuration4
Adjust channel levels using the buttons 5
Module Menu Options 6
Menu Options Details 7
Status messages 11
Technical Data 12

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Mounting, environmental and clearance requirements
Mounting Clearance
• Attach the 478 to a DIN rail in a covered mounting rack • For effective ventilation, ensure that there is adequate
or other protected location. Observe orientation shown in space around the unit.
step 1. • The ventilation grilles must NOT be obstructed.

Environment WARNING: BEFORE ATTACHING THE 478 AND MAKING

• The ambient temperature must be between 0 °C ANY CONNECTIONS, MAKE SURE THAT THE
and +40 °C. MAINS SUPPLY IS ISOLATED.
• Air humidity must be between 0 % and 90 % CAUTION: The 478 may be controlled by either DALI or
(noncondensing). SDIM/DMX. However, DALI and SDIM/DMX
• The area must be adequately ventilated. must NOT be connected at the same time.
• Do NOT install this product in a damp location.

Installation
Installation steps 5. Connect mains wiring and power on the 478
1. Attach the 478 to a DIN rail 6. Set SDIM/DMX mode & base address
2. Connect DALI channel wiring (if using SDIM/DMX control)
3. Connect control wiring (DALI or SDIM/DMX) 7. Configure the 478 using Designer or Toolbox software
4. Connect Override input wiring (optional)

Connections
SDIM/DMX Override DALI channels
(–) (+) 5 6 7 8
Term B SC 0 V A 0 V OVR D5 D– D6 D– D7 D– D8 D–

TERM B SC 0V A 0V OVR D5 D- D6 D- D7 D- D8 D-

S-DIM OVERRIDE Ch5 Ch6 Ch7 Ch8

DALI CHANNELS

OK

478 DALI Controller

DALI CHANNELS
(100–240) VAC DALI SYSTEM
OVERRIDE Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4

L N DA+ DA- D1 D- D2 D- D3 D- D4 D-

Mains
supply
DALI D1 D- D2 D- D3 D- D4 D-
control 1 2 3 4
DALI channels

DA– DA–
L N E
DA+ DA+

Input/Output terminals
SDIM/DMX Override Mains supply (AC)
A: (Data + ) OVR Vin < 1.5 V; Ishort = 1 mA L (Live)
B: (Data –) 0V 0V N (Neutral)
0 V: (Data reference) DALI channels (1–8) E (Earth/Ground): must be
DA+ D1;D2;D3;D4;D5;D6;D7;D8 connected
SC: (Screen: not data reference)
Term: (Link to B for termination) DA– D– DALI control
Note: Max. 64 devices per channel DA+ & DA–

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 1. Attach the 478 to a DIN rail

2. Connect DALI channels wiring

DALI channels 5 6 7 8

DALI channels 1 2 3 4

3. Connect control wiring: DALI or SDIM/DMX

Choose DALI (3a) or SDIM/DMX (3b).
DO NOT CONNECT SDIM/DMX AND DALI AT THE SAME TIME.
3a. DALI
SDIM/DMX wiring to next device
i ii

i = SDIM or DMX Data Cable (from previous device)

ii = SDIM or DMX Data Cable (to next device)
Note: Keep unscreened wire lengths to a minimum.

3b. SDIM/DMX
SDIM/DMX termination

iii
iv

iii = SDIM or DMX Data Cable (from previous device)

iv = Link for Termination (if unit is at end of SDIM/
DMX cable line)
Note: Keep unscreened wire lengths to a minimum.

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4. Connect override wiring (optional)
Channel level override function
Vin < 1.5 V • Wire a volt-free contact between the ‘0 V’ and ‘OVR’
Ishort = 1 mA terminals.
• Switch closure sets the light output of the DALI
channels to their override level, regardless of external
control signals. For example, the override could be
activated by contact closure on an alarm system.
• Set override levels using Designer, or using the
control panel buttons and the LCD.
• Set override level for all channels, or set different
override levels for each channel.

5. Connect mains wiring and power on the 478

85 VAC – 264 VAC, 45 Hz – 65 Hz

6. Set SDIM or DMX mode and base address (if using SDIM or DMX control)
Set SDIM or DMX base address
Use the control panel buttons to set the SDIM or DMX base
address, as shown below.

OK

OK OK

OK OK

OK

7. Configure the 478 using Designer or Toolbox software

Designer
If the 478 is connected to a router-based system (Helvar 905, 910 or 920 router), connect a PC to the router, and
configure the 478 using Designer.

Toolbox
You can configure the 478 using a Windows PC (running Helvar’s Toolbox software, v. 2.3.3 or later) connected
via USB or serial cable to the DALI network. Use a 510 USB interface, or other Helvar serial interface.

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 Configuration
We recommend configuring the 478 with Designer or Toolbox.
You can also use the LCD and the control panel buttons to adjust the DALI channel outputs directly, and configure options
for all and individual channels.
Note that the 478 is intended for controlling DALI ballasts, drivers and load interface units (except for the 490 Blinds
Controller). Do not connect controls to the DALI outputs (DALI channels 1–8), other than Helvar compatible sensors (see
‘Sensors’ on page 7), unless you selected Toolbox mode.
The following figure illustrates the main display screen on the LCD:

Comms Indicator (DALI, SDIM, DMX)

DALI channel numbers

Channel level indicators

Emergency devices

Overall Health Indicator

The Comms Indicator in the top left-hand corner of the main display screen indicates SDIM or DMX activity or DALI power/
activity:
• For SDIM/DMX it is normally off, and flashes on intermittently to indicate SDIM or DMX activity.
• If DALI power is on, then the Comms Indicator is on. It flashes to indicate DALI control activity.

The Overall Health Indicator in the bottom right corner shows whether there are faults in one or more channels:
• If there are faults, it shows ‘Fault’ (and the Status LED flashes).
• If there are no faults, it shows ‘OK’.

The main display screen appears: Use the control panel buttons to:
• When the 478 is powered on. • Set DALI channel levels
• After 60 seconds of inactivity on the control panel . • Navigate the system menus to adjust module settings
• After exiting the control panel options.

Adjust channel levels using the buttons

This section describes how to use the control panel buttons to adjust the DALI lighting level. During the process, the LCD
shows a status summary of all devices that are present on each of the channels that you select: first the nonemergency
devices, and then the emergency devices.

a. Adjust individual channels

From the main display screen, press the RIGHT button or
the LEFT button.

Channel 1 will flash, and the LCD will show the following
information about the nonemergency devices present on
this channel: how many devices there are (top left corner),
how many have failed (top right corner), how many lamps
are blown (bottom left corner) and how many devices are
missing (bottom right corner).

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allTo return to the main display screen, press the OK button.
hannel
evels
imultaneously
Press the RIGHT button to step through individual channels
as required.

The selected channel will flash, and the LCD will show the
same status information about the nonemergency devices
present on that channel.

Use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the level of the

selected channel as required. +
-
Press the RIGHT button after channel 8 to display the
status information about the emergency devices on
channel 1. If no emergency devices are present on that
channel, the main display screen will indicate so.

Press the RIGHT button to step through individual channels

as required.

b. Adjust all channels

Complete all the steps mentioned in the preceding section.
Go to channel 8 (emergency devices).
Press the RIGHT button.
ALL channels are selected.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the level of all the

+
channels as required.

-
c. Return to the main display screen

To return to the main display screen, press the OK button. OK

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 Module Menu Options
Most options can be adjusted using Designer or Toolbox.
You can also use the control panel buttons of the unit to access, navigate and adjust the menu options.

Access the menu

To access the menu from the main display screen, press the OK button.

Adjust parameters
Use the UP, DOWN, RIGHT, LEFT and OK buttons on the control panel to navigate, adjust and confirm parameters.

Exit the menu

To exit the menu and return to the main display screen, use the LEFT button.

Main menu
This table lists the main options available from the control panel.
Full options details are in the next section.

Addresses Set SDIM, DMX and DALI addresses, including base addresses, and SDIM/DMX mode.

Emergencies Turn emergency channels on and off.

Sensors Set presence sensor options

View module serial number, firmware version, and various other service-related
Unit Details
information.

Recall scene Recall a DALI scene.

Save as scene Save levels as a DALI scene.

Default scenes Reset DALI scenes to default settings.

Groups Group and ungroup DALI channels.

Min fade time Set minimum fade times for DALI channels.

Power on level Set DALI power-on levels for DALI channels.

Failure level Set (or disable) DALI failure levels for DALI channels.

Override level Set (or disable) override levels for DALI channels.

Minimum level Set DALI minimum load levels for DALI channels.

Switch-on level Set switch-on levels for SDIM/DMX channels.

Hysteresis Activate/Deactivate SDIM hysteresis for SDIM channels.

Sets Toolbox mode, which requires that all the devices connected on the DALI output
Toolbox mode
channel are programmed with Helvar’s Toolbox software.

LCD contrast Adjust the LCD contrast level.

Factory reset Reset all settings to factory defaults.

Use password Apply password lock to settings (except to ‘Unit details’ and ‘Enter password’ items).

Enter password Allow changes to settings when password lock is applied (see ‘Use password’)

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Menu Options Details
Addresses
The digital interface (DALI or SDIM/DMX) receives control messages from devices in the system.
You can set any address to any channel.
Note: The base address is the first channel address, from which the remaining addresses are allocated (unless changed
manually in the Address submenu).

Submenu items Options

SDIM/DMX mode DMX or SDIM (Default)
SDIM/DMX base SDIM Base: 1–247 (Default: 1)
DMX base: 1–505
Disabled: The address will not be re-allocated
SDIM/DMX addr Channel: 1–8
SDIM Address: 1–254; Disabled (Default: 1)
DMX Address: 1–512; Disabled (Default: 1)
Disabled: The address will not be re-allocated
DALI base DALI Base: 1–57 (Default: 1)
Disabled: The address will not be re-allocated
DALI addresses Channel: 1–8
Address: 1–64; Removed; Disabled
Removed: Next time you connect it to a controller program or router, the
DALI address will be re-allocated
Disabled: The address will not be re-allocated. Select this if the channel is
unused.

Emergencies
When the unit detects an emergency light on a channel, it enables an emergency channel on the DALI system side. If there
are no emergency ballasts connected on that channel, you can turn this setting off manually with the DOWN button from
the ‘Emergencies’ screen. Subsequently, you can turn it on again with the UP button.

Sensors
The following Helvar presence sensors can be connected to this unit as long as their firmware versions are 6.37 or later:
311 Ceiling PIR Detector, 312 Multisensor, 313 Low-Profile Microwave Detector, 314 Tilting Microwave Detector, 315 iDim
Sense, 317 High-Bay Presence/Absence Detector, and 318 Wall-Mounted PIR Presence/Absence Detector.

Submenu items Options

Enable/On time The time that the lights are to stay on after the last movement is detected and
before the ‘Transition Time’ is triggered. You can enter any time between 0 min (‘PIR
disabled’) and 4 h 15 min.
Exit delay The time that the lights are to stay on before motion detection resumes. Movement
during this period will not turn the lights on. This allows time for a person to
manually turn the lights off and then leave the area without causing the lights to
turn on. You can set any time between 0 min (‘Off’) and 4 h 15 min.
Transition time Time that follows the ‘On time’ (see above). If the unit gets a trigger from the
sensors before the ‘Transition time’ (see below) has lapsed, it will set the ‘On time’.
Otherwise, it will turn off the lights. You can set any time between 0 min (‘Off’) and
4 h 15 min.
Check presence Allows the unit to turn the lights on automatically. You can turn this setting on or off
as required.
Check absence Allows the unit to turn the lights off automatically. You can turn this setting on or off
as required.

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 Submenu items Options
PIR walk test A 20 s period in which a fixed level is used to verify sensor operation. You can turn
this setting on or off as required.
PIR status Indicates whether the timer is enabled and, if so, it shows the time that remains
until the unit goes to the next stage.
Retrigger test Allows you to perform a test that triggers the same action as if sensor detected
presence.

Unit Details
Submenu items Options
Details (Read-only) Serial number and firmware version
Mode Mode, power and data information
If DALI power is on, a tick appears next to the DALI power field.
DALI or SDIM/DMX shows the last detected mode when the module was reset.
User mode (Read-only) ‘Normal’

Recall scene
Recall a scene previously stored (temporarily if connected to a Helvar router system).
Scenes are sets of lighting levels and can make use of any combination of channels.
This option is always available, even when password protection is applied to other options.
Range: scenes 1–16

Save as scene
The levels which are currently active for all channels of the dimmer are applied to this scene. You can recall stored scenes
in the ‘Recall scene’ menu (see above).
Range: scenes 1–16

Default scenes
Default lighting scenes can be applied to the dimmer channels.
Default scene levels are: scene 1 = 100 %; scene 2 = 75 %; scene 3 = 50 %; scene 4 = 25 %.
In addition, the following default scenes are available when a presence sensor is used: scene 14 = 10 %, presence sensor
min.; scene 15 = off, presence sensor off; scene 16 = 100 %, presence sensor on.
Note: Lighting levels are NOT changed automatically once you apply default scenes. However, once you recall a scene, lighting
is set to the levels for that scene.

Groups
Assign channels to DALI groups. Any channel can be assigned to any group.
Options:
Group: 1–16
Selected:  (Up button);
Not selected: x (Down button).

Min fade time

Set the minimum time it takes to change between minimum and maximum lighting levels.
Options:
Channel: 1–8, ALL
Fade time: 0: 20 ms
1: 150 ms
2: 500 ms
3: 1 s (Default)

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Power on level
Set the level each channel will go to when the unit is powered on, with DALI connected.
Note: Power-on levels for SDIM are set in the router, and not using the control panel.
Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL
Power on level: 0 % – 100 %;
Last
(Default in DALI mode:100 %)

Failure level
Set channel levels for situations where the DALI bus goes low, such as when it is short-circuited or the DALI PSU is turned
off.
Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL
Failure level: 0 % 100 %;
**** (= do not apply Failure level);
(Default: 100 %)

Override level
If the override input connection is short-circuited, e.g. by contact closure on an alarm system, all channels are set to their
override level, regardless of external control signals.
Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL
Override level: 0 % 100 %;
**** (= do not apply override level);
(Default: 100 %)

Minimum level
Set the minimum DALI lighting level that the channel will achieve when turned on, no matter what scene is called or level
is set.
For example, if you set a minimum level of 50 % and call scene 4 (at 25 % level), the channel output level will be 50 %.
For SDIM/DMX, the level set here is actually the switch-on level, and the channel will not turn on unless it receives a
command to go to or above this level. See ‘Switch-on level’ (below).
The minimum level is 1 % by default. If you set the minimum level to 100 %, this forces the dimming curve into switch
mode. When using SDIM or DMX control, in switch mode, the ‘Switch-on level’ will apply. When using DALI control, in
switch mode, 0 % = OFF, and 1 % or more = ‘Loads at 100 %’.
Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL
Minimum level: 0.1 %;
1 % – 100 %;
(Default: 0.1 %)

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 Switch-on level
Set the switch-on levels for SDIM/DMX channels.

Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL (Default)
Switch-on level: 0 % – 64 %;
(Default: 2 %)

Hysteresis
Note: Hysteresis is supported only when controlled by SDIM.
This setting affects the level at which the channel turns off. When hysteresis is on, the switch-off level is 80 % of the switch-
on level. At or below the switch-off level, the channel will be off. For example, if the switch-on level is 50 %, and the signal
rises to this level or above, the channel turns on; then, if the signal falls to 40 % or below, the channel turns off.
By default on the dimmer:
- When hysteresis is on and the signal rises to 2 %, the lighting for that channel turns on; when it falls to 0 %, the channel
turns off.
- When hysteresis is off (default setting) and the signal rises to 2 %, the lighting for that channel turns on; when it falls
to 1 %, the channel turns off.
Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL
On:  (up button);
Off: x (down button)
(Default: x)

Set Toolbox mode

When this mode is enabled, each DALI output channel only acts as a power supply. Any DALI compatible control gear
or Helvar DIGIDIM controls can be connected to the unit. However, all the devices on the outputs must be configured
separately with Helvar’s Toolbox software, as no automatic addressing takes place in this mode.
Note: When programming DALI channel outputs, the control input should be temporarily disconnected.
In addition, output levels received on the control inputs are broadcast on the corresponding output channel to provide local
override.
Options:
Channel: 1–8;
ALL
On:  (up button);
Off: x (down button)
(Default: )

LCD Contrast
Set the LCD display contrast: 0 % –100 % (default: 40 %)
Note 1: At 0 %, the text is just visible.
Note 2: The display adjusts as you raise or lower the contrast value, but you must press OK to select that contrast level.

Factory reset
Reset the module to the original settings (defaults).
Note: Restoring factory settings returns all connected lighting to default levels immediately.
Press and hold OK for 10 seconds until a ‘ Done’ message appears.

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Use password
Note: The password is disabled by default.
You can use the factory-set password (58) for the module. Note that you must wait for 1 minute after choosing to use the
password before the password lock functions.
If the password is enabled, you must enter the correct password. Otherwise you can only use the following functions/
menus:
• Change dimmer levels
• View technical information about the module
• Recall a scene
• Enter the password
If you chose to use the password, after 1 minute of inactivity, the LCD goes to standby and the ‘Enter password’ menu
appears in ‘Main Menu’.
‘Use password’ disables the functionality of the remaining menus. You can access the menus, but you cannot change any
settings unless you enter the password (58).
A key ( ) is displayed in the bottom right of the screen when you enter the menu, to indicate that you cannot enter any
settings.

Options:
Use password: (password is 58)
 (up button);
x (down button)
(Default: x = no)
Press OK to confirm new selection, and a ‘ Done’ message appears.
The password lock will be applied after a period of 60 seconds from this message appearing.

Enter password
If the password is enabled and you wish to use all of the functions of the module, you must enter the correct password.
The password is 58.

Status messages
Status messages are displayed on the bottom row of the LCD display.
The status LED will flash red to indicate the states listed below (except the ‘OK’ state).
The status LED lights red for a second when the 478 is powered on.
TERM B SC 0V A 0V OVR D5 D- D6 D- D7 D- D8 D-

S-DIM OVERRIDE Ch5 Ch6 Ch7 Ch8

DALI CHANNELS

OK

478 DALI Controller

DALI CHANNELS
(85 to 264)VAC DALI SYSTEM
OVERRIDE Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4

L N E DA+ DA- D1 D- D2 D- D3 D- D4 D-

No DALI channel selected

If no DALI channel is selected, the messages ‘OK’ or ‘Fault’ are displayed.

Message Reason
OK The 478 unit and the DALI channels are working properly.
Fault Fault with one or more DALI channels: see messages under ‘DALI channel
selected’ on page 12.
No emergency ballast found No emergency ballast could be detected on the selected channel.

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 DALI channel selected
If a DALI channel is selected, these messages are displayed:

Message Reason
DALI BUS SHORTED Either:
DALI channel terminals are short circuited;
Or:
Too many devices have been connected to a channel (and too much current
is being demanded from the 478).

Note: The 478 also reports DALI lamp failure on the DALI control input. If no devices are connected to an output, it will
report back DALI lamp failure. This makes it easy to detect disconnected outputs.

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Technical Data

Connections Conformity and standards

Mains supply: Solid core: up to 4 mm² DALI: EN 62386
Stranded: 2.5 mm² SDIM: Helvar SDIM protocol
DALI: Wire section: 0.5 mm² – 2.5 mm² DMX: DMX512-A protocol
Max. length: 300 m @ 1.5 mm²
EMC emission: EN 55015
SDIM/DMX: 0.22 mm² – 1.5 mm² low-loss RS485
EMC immunity: EN 61547
type (multistranded, twisted and
shielded) Safety: EN 61347-2-11
Cable rating: Mains, relay and DALI cables Environment: Complies with WEEE and RoHS
(including outputs) must be mains directives.
rated. Software compatibility
Power supply Designer: 4.2.18 or higher
Mains supply: 100 VAC – 240 VAC (nominal) Toolbox: 2.3.3 or higher
85 VAC – 264 VAC (absolute)
45 Hz – 65 Hz
External MCB Max. 6 A
protection: The external power supply must be
protected.
Isolation: Between mains supply, DALI outputs,
DALI system, and SDIM/Override
connectors. DALI channels are not
isolated from each other.
Standby power: No standby mode – DALI power
provided for DALI channels.
Max. total losses: 7W
DALI consumption: 2 mA (DALI system input)
Inputs
Control: DALI, SDIM or DMX
Override (OVR): Wired override input
User interface: 5 push buttons for configuration
Outputs
DALI: 8 output channels
Max. load per 128 mA (up to 64 devices, limited by
output: current consumption)
Mechanical data
Material: Polycarbonate/ABS mix, UL94 V-0
IP rating: IP 00 (For installation in a restricted
access location only.)
Mounting: DIN rail mounting
Weight: 250 g
Module 9 module width: 160 mm × 90 mm ×
dimensions: 62 mm
Operating conditions
Ambient
temperature: 0 °C to +40 °C Helvar Ltd
Relative humidity: Max. 90 %, noncondensing Hawley Mill
Storage Hawley Road
temperature: –10 °C to +70 °C DARTFORD
DA2 7SY
UNITED KINGDOM
www.helvar.com
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