PHS 1601 Point Heating System

The point control heating system PHS 1601 is used to remotely control electric point heating elements.

Our turnout systems are operating in more than 50 countries worldwide. Therefore, we have an extensive database of most diverse weather conditions and subsequently related behavior of turnouts and setting systems at our command. Furthermore, we investigated the turnout’s thermal performance and optimized its heat input.

PHS 1601 operates as a stand-alone solution as well as integrated into a cross-location point heating system. Standard configurations are available off the shelf.

Benefits:

Ultra-compact and user-friendly control system
One control unit can control up to 16 2-channel power modules
Intelligent energy module, energy-saving, longer life cycle of heating elements
Direct switching via intelligent power module, no seperate contractor required
Permanent control of the heating capacity depending on rail temperature to minimise power
loss
Web-based configuration: no additional software required
Multi-sensor mode, flexible sensor concepts
Parameterizable current limits at channel level
The control unit meets the requirements of DB standard 954.9101 "Electric point heating systems"
Extensibility: Plug&Play Update, USB interface
Can be integrated into existing infrastructures and control systems
Connection to central weather service possible

Features of PHS 1601:

Item	Value
Nominal operating voltage	24 V DC (+-10%)
Environmental temperature	-25°C ... +70°C
Environmental air humidity	0 % ... 95 % (rel.)
Nominal current consumption	4 W (at 24 V DC)
Dimensions	(WxDxH) 117,3 x 50,1 x 133 mm
LCD display resolution	128 x 64/8 lines
Status display	11 LEDs
Lightning protection	1.000 V DC
RS485	3x – potential free input
Ethernet interface	yes
Analogue input	4-20 mA (humidity sensor)
Digital inputs	8
Digital outputs	8
USB port	1x USB2
Voltage range heating	115-230 V AC or 750 V DC (+20 %-10 %)
Maximum power per channel	Max. 4.000 W / 1

PHS 1601 Point Heating System

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