Rako RDDALI - DALI In Ceiling Light Dimmer

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	Features
	Rako RDDALI - DALI In Ceiling Light Dimmer. Designed for use with DALI dimmable Fluorescent ballasts - Broadcast Mode Only
	4 user programmable light scene levels
	Use as part of a Mood Lighting scene setting configuration
	Smooth cross fading between scenes
	Multi-way dimming and switching from many locations

	Lamp Types
	Fluorescent Lamps fitted with DALI Controls - Broadcast Mode Only
	In addition to DALI dimming protocols, this unit also provides 230vac mains switching ( up to 800 watts load ). This is important, so when zero dimmed level is selected, the 230vac mains supply is also switched off to ballast or controller.
	DO NOT MIX LAMP TYPES ON A CIRCUIT !

	Technical
Voltage	220-230VAC
Dimming Capacity	up to 25 DALI dimmable ballasts - Switched load 800 Watts
Light Circuits	1
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 15 per room using RCP07 for configuration
Channels	Up to 60 per room using RASOFT PC Software for configuration

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All products carry a 7-day money back policy. This does not apply to bespoke items or items made to your specification.
The product must not have been installed or modified in any way and must be returned in its original packaging complete with any bulbs and any other parts supplied.
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