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Starhubs are part of the communication fabric in a Colorado vNet Lighting &
Control system. These plug-and-play modules act as a broadcast station,
delivering data in under a millisecond to any module throughout the home.
And while the primary purpose of a Starhub is to transmit data across a system,
it also provides DC power over the CAT5e wire back to the connected modules.
Touchpads, Keypads, and other modules receive their power directly from a
Starhub, making installation both fast and easy.
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A Starhub is the switching point that allows all connected Colorado vNet
lighting modules – including other Starhubs – to communicate with each other
and stay in sync.
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The Starhub injects power into the CAT5e cable, eliminating the need for system
modules to be connected to an individual power supply.
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If the primary power to a home fails, the Starhub can still provide power
to devices from the optional secondary power supply connected to a UPS
(Universal Power Supply) or similar type of power backup. And when the power
comes back on, don’t worry, all of your devices will recover within seconds and
keep working as if there were no interruption at all.
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A Starhub, just like all other Colorado vNet lighting devices, monitors
itself. If something goes wrong, the Starhub notifies the correct authorized
personnel of the power loss via e-mail or text paging (a Bridge Module must be
installed for system alerts to be sent).
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Available in 5, 10, or 20-port models to fit any size job.
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