Rako RAVLC - Living Control Interface

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	Rako RAVLC - Living Control Interface. Used with Living Controls Multi-Room Audio System
	Utilise your Living Control RoomBox 6 to activate lights, curtains, and blinds
	Connects directly into the RoomBox 6 CPU and transmits the required activation commands directly to each Rako module.
	In addition, pre-defined IR commands are available, enabling you to use a standard learning remote control to operate your Rako controlled lights. All scenes and selections are supported
	A single RAV-LC will provide event control for all six zones of a RoomBox 6 CPU.
	All four scenes can be selected, via the user, as timed options.
	If your Living Control system contains a VideoPad AV, this panel can be used to operate your Rako lights directly

	Technical
Voltage	12vdc Rako RAPSU Power Supply Required - see below
Size (H, W, D) mm	160 x 36 x 50
Communication	RAKOM Coded FM Radio - 433.9MHz
Address	256 house and 256 room addresses
Channels	Up to 60 per room using RASOFT PC Software for configuration

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