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DDC Network IP Controller

BICC-8800T

BICC‑8800T is a DDC network IP main controller for building automation systems. It connects to the device network via Ethernet cable and features dual network ports for cascading BICC series expansion controllers. As the main module, it can be connected to external IO expansion modules and special function modules to expand control points and functions. Up to 4 IO modules can be extended under normal conditions, and the actual number of connectable expansion modules is limited by the output power supply capacity of the main unit. Designed for building automation and industrial control applications, this product can interface with various field-controlled equipment such as sump pits, supply and exhaust fans, fresh air units, air handling units, water pumps, central air conditioning, elevators, fire protection systems and lighting, to meet the centralized control requirements of various automation projects.
DDC Network IP Controller

BICC-8842T

BICC‑8842T is a DDC network IP main controller dedicated to building automation systems. It connects to the DDC device network via Ethernet cable. The dual network ports support cascading DDC network expansion controllers. As the main system module, it can connect to external IO expansion modules and special function modules to expand control points and system functions. Normally up to 4 IO modules can be extended, and the actual number of mounted expansion modules is limited by the output power supply capacity of the main unit. Suitable for building automation and industrial control scenarios, it can interface with field controlled equipment such as sump pits, supply and exhaust fans, fresh air units, air handling units, water pumps, central air conditioning, elevators, fire protection systems and lighting, meeting the centralized equipment management and control requirements of various projects.
DDC Network IP Controller

BICC-FF00T

BICC‑FF00T is a DDC network IP main controller for building automation systems. It connects to the device network via Ethernet cable. Its dual-port architecture supports cascading DDC network expansion controllers. As the main system module, it can be connected to external IO expansion modules and special function modules to expand control points and system functions. Normally up to 4 IO modules can be extended, and the actual number of mountable expansion modules is limited by the output power supply capacity of the main unit. Suitable for building automation and industrial control fields, this product can interface with various field-controlled equipment such as sump pits, supply and exhaust fans, fresh air units, air handling units, water pumps, central air conditioning, elevators, fire protection systems and lighting to realize centralized monitoring and management of field devices.
DDC Network Expansion Controller

BICC-FF00K

BICC‑FF00K is a dedicated DDC network expansion controller for building automation systems. It works as a slave module and connects to the system by communicating with the DDC network IP main controller via the left LAN port. Equipped with dual LAN ports, its right port can further cascade other expansion devices. It supports external IO expansion modules and special function modules to expand system points and functions. Normally up to 4 IO modules can be extended, and the actual number of mountable modules is limited by the output power capacity of the unit. It can be applied to building automation and industrial control scenarios, compatible with various controlled equipment such as sump pits, supply and exhaust fans, fresh air units, air handling units, water pumps, central air conditioning, elevators, fire protection systems and lighting.
DDC Network Expansion Controller

BICC-0080K

It is applied in building automation systems or industrial fields to connect common control equipment, such as sump pits, supply and exhaust fans, fresh air handling units, air handling units, water pumps, central air conditioning, elevators, fire protection and lighting control.
DDC Network Expansion Controller

BICC-8800K

BICC‑8800K is a dedicated DDC network expansion controller for building automation systems. Equipped with a dual network port communication architecture, it enables network cascading between the main DDC module and lower-level expansion modules. External IO expansion modules and special function modules can be connected to expand system IO points and functions. The number of accessible expansion modules is limited by power supply capacity, normally up to 4 IO modules. Suitable for building automation and industrial control scenarios, it can connect to various controlled equipment such as fresh air units, air handling units, water pumps, supply and exhaust fans, sump pits, elevators, fire protection systems and lighting, flexibly meeting the point expansion requirements of projects.

FAQ

Is DORBAS a manufacturer or a trader?

A: Source manufacturer with independent R&D, integrating hardware R&D, structural design, production and assembly, and technical solution services. It supports supply of standard products and customization of personalized project solutions.
Can project proposals and drawing deepening support be provided?

A: It can provide technical support such as preliminary proposal suggestions, system topology diagrams, point lists and drawing coordination for design institutes and engineering integrators.
What are the advantages of KNX system compared with 485 private hotel RCU system?

A: KNX is an international open standard without vendor lock-in, and KNX devices from different brands can interoperate. Adopting a distributed architecture, it ensures that failures of partial devices will not affect the operation of the whole system, and features strong scalability, making it more suitable for large long-term operation projects such as hotels, hospitals, commercial complexes and rail transit. Most 485 systems adopt manufacturer-specific private protocols, which are hard to achieve cross-brand compatibility.
What is the maximum number of devices supported by the KNX system and how to expand and network for large-scale projects?

A: A single KNX bus supports up to 64 devices. For large multi-zone projects, KNX IP routers (such as DLI623T-K) can be used to build an IP backbone network and divide multiple bus segments to realize cross-regional networking expansion.

DDC Network IP Controller

DDC Network IP Controller

DDC Network IP Controller

DDC Network Expansion Controller

DDC Network Expansion Controller

DDC Network Expansion Controller