L5504AUX V's 5104BCL

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    Ashley W

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    Can anyone explain what the difference is between these two products? If I want to interface some voltage free switches or relays into C-bus why would I choose one over the other. As far as I can see the both do the same thing.

    Also why is it that the bus coupler has a max distance of 1m, yet the AUX input unit has a max impedance which to me seems more logical?
     
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    The difference is that the AUX is designed for long cable runs and the BC is not.
     
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    Fair enough, that is the only major difference I could see anyway....

    Thanks
     
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    Hence the AUX unit inputs are isolated and the BC not.
     
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