Lighting Remote Controls

A lighting control is a multi-channel wireless switching set that allows lamp groups connected to a receiver unit to be turned on and off separately with a remote control. It is used in multi-arm chandeliers, spot groups and cove lighting lines to set up stepped lighting without running a separate switch line for each group. This category includes Cata and İnoled brand models with 3, 4, 6 and 10 channels; İnoled controls state a 20 m sensing distance, and Cata models state channel power arrangements such as 3 x 1000 W, 6 x 1000 W and 10 x 500 W. Choose the control by a number of channels sufficient for the number of groups you will switch separately, and by the channel power and sensing distance suited to the type and total power of the lamps to be connected to each group. Channel power depends on the lamp type; for LED and fluorescent lamps the permitted power falls below the value given for incandescent lamps. In Cata data there is also a separate value such as 3 x 100 W for use without a contactor; verify the applicable limit from the manufacturer's data. These controls switch lamp groups on and off and do not replace an RGB control that changes color in LED strip.

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How to choose Lighting Remote Controls

A lighting control is a multi-channel wireless switching set that allows lamp groups connected to a receiver unit to be turned on and off separately with a remote control. It is used in multi-arm chandeliers, spot groups and cove lighting lines to set up stepped lighting without running a separate switch line for each group.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Lighting Remote Controls and where is it used?

A lighting control is a multi-channel wireless switching set that allows lamp groups connected to a receiver unit to be turned on and off separately with a remote control. It is used in multi-arm chandeliers, spot groups and cove lighting lines to set up stepped lighting without running a separate switch line for each group.

What should I compare when choosing Lighting Remote Controls?

Choose the control by a number of channels sufficient for the number of groups you will switch separately, and by the channel power and sensing distance suited to the type and total power of the lamps to be connected to each group.

Where can I find technical details for Lighting Remote Controls products?

These controls switch lamp groups on and off and do not replace an RGB control that changes color in LED strip.

Lighting Remote Controls Selection Guide: Technical Criteria & Application Standards