Versatile 8-zone expansion, with a modern finish.
Small and adaptable, the ZEM8/E+P-BOX is an RS485 expander that adds 8 zones to any expandable Pyronix wired or hybrid system.
Featuring optimised installation and configuration, including easy levelling and cable management, it delivers flexible expansion with a neat and tidy finish.
Refined, adaptable and convenient | Easy expansion
This expansion module offers a versatile and convenient way to add 8 wired zones to any expandable Pyronix wired or hybrid system.
A reset button for easy jumper header address changes
Featuring a reset button on the PCB, you can efficiently change the address of an expander while the system is powered on. Simply address the expander and then press the reset button. It's as easy as that.
Knockout cable management
The ZEM8/E+P-BOX features plenty of cable knockout entry points from each side and the rear. There is even enough room for up to 10 x 6 core cables to enter; delivering easy cable management and a neater finish.
Neat and tidy cable tie anchors
The sleek and modern housing design features 4 cable tie anchor points around the enclosure, for straightforward cable management and a tidier installation.
Mounting holes for easy levelling
The ZEM8/E+P-BOX features both keyhole and slotted mounting holes in the back of the P-BOX to make levelling much easier; optimising installation to save valuable time.
Tamper protection
The P-BOX features front and rear tamper protection so that any sabotage attempts will result in an alarm activation; maintaining maximum security against any accidental or malicious tampering.
Additional 12V terminals
Distribute the AUX cables and prevent overcrowding of the terminals with 2 x 12V terminals; maintaining a professional finish without compromising on functionality.
A plaster-friendly first fix
The fixing holes on the rear of the P-BOX are aligned to fit standard electrical back box mountings. This is advantageous in housebuilding type installations where cables are installed before plaster; routing them into a standard electrical back box mounting and protecting them for a neater install at the first fix stage.
