Vantage
Wireless Lighting
Wireless stations can be useful when a project needs another lighting control point or existing cable routes are limited. They still need suitable power and a compatible Vantage system. The property layout and installation conditions should be checked before relying on a wireless connection.
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Where it fits
- An expansion where suitable existing wiring can be reused
- A retrofit considered alongside the current Vantage equipment
What to check before choosing
- Identify the station model and its power requirements.
- Review wireless coverage and the existing system design.
Explore equipment options
Wireless Dimmer Station
RD11XE-AWYA
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Radiolink Wireless Enabler
RFE1000
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Common questions
Does wireless mean no wiring at all?
No. Wireless describes part of the communication path. The station and the lighting load can still require electrical wiring and compatible control hardware.
Can coverage be assumed from a floor plan?
A drawing helps, but building materials and equipment locations affect coverage. Site conditions need checking.
Manufacturer images identify the product range. Equipment selection, regional suitability and current availability require confirmation.