

500w Radio flush-mounted shutter module

For pushbuttons
Model: MVR500ERP
Item number: 5454467
External antenna
Model: MVR500ERPX
Item number: 5454468
WHAT MAKES YOKIS UNIQUE
Receivers can be connected to one another so as to design centralised and group controls.
Combined radio and wired receivers. Meets the needs of any type of system.
RADIO: It can be controlled by an unlimited number of transmitters.
SAFE: Does not damage the window shutter or the motor in case of an obstacle thanks to the built-in torque control.
UNIVERSAL: Compatible with all shutter types and brands with 3-wire motor (SOMFY, APRIMATIC, BUBENDORFF, etc.)
COST-EFFECTIVE: Thanks to simple wiring and attractive pricing.
FEATURES: Built-in daily scheduling, multi-zone management, scenario management, remote control.
Full information on transmitter / receiver configuration and configuration guide for Radio Bus available in Radio Quick Installation Guide.
Download the EU declaration of conformity – item no. 5454467
Download the EU declaration of conformity – item no. 5454468
Technical features
Network voltage
230V ~ (+10% - 15%) - 50Hz
Power
3-wire motor, 230V~, 2A max. 500VA
Room Temp.
-20°C + 50°C
Consumption
< 1VA - < 0.3W
Relative humidity
from 0 to 70%
Dimensions (mm)
see figure

- Local control and/or centralised radio control:
- Yokis Radio Bus provides centralised radio control for window shutters. All Yokis transmitters are compatible with MVR500ER devices
- Combined: radio and wired:
- Simple and functional, at a very convenient price. The modules support dual operation mode: they can be controlled via radio and from local wired pushbuttons at the same time.
- Extremely compact size:
- Fits easily into the 50-mm deep flush-mounted boxes for wiring systems or inside the window shutter box.
- Programmable:
- Opens and closes window shutters every day thanks to the built-in daily scheduler
Range
< 100 sq. m within the same room
50m in free field without obstacles
Frequency
2.4 GHz
Transmission
Two-way with notification LED on transmitter.
Radio connection memory
Retains data in the event of a mains failure