AC Infinity belysningsadapter typ A

18,99 €
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Control grow lights from other manufacturers with the AC Infinity UIS controller: With the AC Infinity Lighting Adapter Type A, this is no problem. €18.99 · sold by Growmart

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All the possibilities of the AC Infinity UIS controller also for grow lights from other manufacturers

Control grow lights from other manufacturers with the AC Infinity UIS controller: With the AC Infinity Lighting Adapter Type A, this is no problem. It allows you to connect grow lights that use an RJ11 or RJ12 connection and are controlled via PWM or 0-10 V dimmers. This means you can also control these grow lights via the UIS platform – and with WiFi-enabled smart controllers, you can even do so from anywhere via your cell phone. An additional advantage is that additional lamps can be added via a daisy chain connection. The adapter is compatible with AC Infinity controllers that have UIS connections: Controller 69, Controller 69 WiFi, and Controller 69 Pro. Comes with a 3 m RJ11/12 extension cable.

Important: The dimming protocol varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, so some lamps may have a limited dimming range when using an AC Infinity controller. Grow lights with spectrum control or resistance protocol are not compatible.

Sold and shipped by Growmart (Hamburg, Germany), which delivers across Europe with DHL. Prices are set by the vendor and you complete your purchase on their site.

Ytterligare information

Varumärke

AC Infinity

Ursprungsland

Tyskland

Frakt

Growmart

Skickas från: Tyskland

Skickas till: Alla EU-länder

Ships across Europe with DHL in neutral packaging.

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