Type 2101
ELECTRIC INSTALLATION BOARD Type 2101
The ELECTRIC INSTALLATION BOARD Type 2101 is a compact training system for the basic circuits of domestic and installation technology. It enables realistic 230 V experiments on typical wiring circuits directly on one board and includes an integrated error simulation. This makes the system suitable for classroom use, laboratory training and examination preparation without special lab furniture.
- Basic circuits of installation technology combined on one board
- Close-to-practice experiments by direct use of 220 ... 240 V AC mains power
- Built-in error simulation via lockable switch panel
- No special lab desk required, a 230 V socket suffices
- Also available in the handy hps Box
- Safety sockets (4 mm) for wiring all inputs and outputs
Use in installation technology
The ELECTRIC INSTALLATION BOARD teaches the most important basic circuits of domestic installation technology on a compact front panel. By using mains voltage directly, typical wiring and switching tasks can be assembled and analyzed under realistic conditions.
The system is designed so that no special laboratory desks are required. A standard 230 V mains outlet is sufficient, making the board suitable for classrooms, workshops and mobile training environments.
Integrated equipment and error simulation
The board already integrates typical installation components including distribution panel, two-way switches, pushbuttons, cross switch, dimmer, protective-contact socket, remote switch, motion detector, timer switch and lamp. All inputs and outputs are connected via 4 mm safety sockets.
A lockable switch panel is provided for error simulation. This allows fault finding and diagnostics to be incorporated directly into the training exercises.
Mechanical design, setup and accessories
The front panel is made of 5 mm laminated insulating material in matt blue. Circuit symbols are engraved in white and the rear side is protected by a grey plastic cover that also provides an ergonomic working angle on the desk.
The board is also available as a box version. In addition, an accessory set with safety leads and safety bridge connectors is recommended, and the manual "Basic Circuits in Installation Technology" (Type V 0110) is available as accompanying training documentation.
- Integrated components including two-way switches, cross switch, dimmer, remote switch and motion detector
- Timer switch for 3-wire and 4-wire circuits with adjustable time from 1 to 10 min
- Motion detector with 120° detection range and adjustable time and twilight threshold
- Recommended accessory set and experiment manual available for direct use in training
- Mains connection
- With protective contact; mains voltage 220 ... 240 V AC, 50 ... 60 Hz; approx. 30 VA
- Front panel
- 5 mm laminated insulating material, matt blue, with white engraved circuit symbols
- Rear side
- Grey plastic cover for protection and ergonomic desk inclination
- Integrated components
- 1 distribution panel; 2 two-way switches; 2 pushbuttons; 1 cross switch; 1 dimmer (200 W) combined with push-off switch; 1 protective-contact socket; 1 remote switch; 1 motion detector; 1 timer switch; 1 lamp; 1 switch panel for error simulation
- Motion detector
- Detection range 120°; adjustable time 5 ... 300 s; twilight 5 ... 1000 lux
- Timer switch
- 3-wire and 4-wire; adjustable time 1 ... 10 min
- Connection technology
- Wiring of all inputs and outputs via 4 mm safety sockets
- Board dimensions
- 532 x 297 x 130 mm (W x H x D)
- Board weight
- approx. 3 kg
- Box version dimensions
- Board Type 2101 and Box Type 2101.20: 580 x 450 x 155 mm (W x H x D)
- Total weight with box
- approx. 5.7 kg
- Recommended accessories
- Accessory set Type 2101.1 with safety leads and safety bridge connectors (4 mm); multimeter (standard)
- Experiment manual
- Basic Circuits in Installation Technology, Type V 0110
- 1 Introduction to Domestic Installation Technology1
- 1.1 Graphical symbols in installation technology1
- 1.1.1 Symbols for lines and conduits1
- 1.1.2 Symbols for block diagrams, installation diagrams and circuit diagrams1
- 1.2 Power lines2
- 1.2.1 Key for harmonized power lines2
- 1.2.2 Lines for permanent laying3
- 1.3 Types of circuit diagrams3
- 1.3.1 Installation diagram3
- 1.3.2 Block diagram4
- 1.3.3 Circuit diagram in exploded representation4
- 1.3.4 Circuit diagram in coherent representation4
- 1.4 Safe handling of the device5
- 1.4.1 Safety instructions5
- 1.4.2 Instructions for setting up circuits5
- 1.4.3 Error simulation5
- 2 Basic Circuits in Domestic Installation Technology6
- 2.1 Disconnection with cut-out6
- 2.2 Disconnection with cut-out and socket9
- 2.3 Disconnection with dimmer and socket11
- 2.4 Two-way wiring13
- 2.5 Two-way wiring with socket16
- 2.6 Low cost two-way wiring with socket18
- 2.7 Cross connection20
- 2.8 Cross connection with socket22
- 2.9 Impulse circuit with pushbuttons25
- 2.10 Landing time circuit28
- 2.11 Outdoor illumination with automatic monitor31
- SolutionsF1
- Overhead foilF1
