TAC b3887 Access control controller
Technical Specification
- Make: TAC
- Model code: b3887
- Series: Continuum Series
- Controller Type: Networkable
- Networkable: Yes
The Continuum b3887 is a native BACnet Advanced Application Controller (B-AAC) that communicates on an RS-485 field bus as a Master device using the MS/TP BACnet protocol. With its unique mix of three universal inputs, one Smart Sensor/room sensor input, four triac outputs, and one relay output, the b3887 is designed to be a general purpose terminal controller for low-cost heat pump, fan coil, or AC unit control. Use the b3887 for direct control of fans, staged heating and cooling and monitoring of room temperature, outside air temperature, return air temperature or occupancy status.
Read moreMake | TAC |
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Manufacturer | TAC Satchwell |
Category | Access Control>Access control controllers |
Model code | b3887 |
Controller Type | Networkable |
Networkable | Yes |
Communication Type | RS-485 |
Onboard No/Type of Inputs / Outputs | 4 inputs, 4 outputs |
Universal / Wiegand Reader Interface | Yes |
Electrical Specifications |
Voltage: 24 V AC Power Consumption: 10 VA |
Physical Specifications |
Dimensions mm: 111 x 130 x 30 Weight g: 230 |
Environmental Specifications |
Operating Temp oC: 0 ~ 49 Operating Humidity %: 10 ~ 95 |
Additional info |
The Continuum b3887 is a native BACnet Advanced Application Controller (B-AAC) that communicates on an RS-485 field bus as a Master device using the MS/TP BACnet protocol. With its unique mix of three universal inputs, one Smart Sensor/room sensor input, four triac outputs, and one relay output, the b3887 is designed to be a general purpose terminal controller for low-cost heat pump, fan coil, or AC unit control. Use the b3887 for direct control of fans, staged heating and cooling and monitoring of room temperature, outside air temperature, return air temperature or occupancy status. |
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