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K6712 - Dimmer controlled with infrared
ID: 192506
Dimmer controlled with infrared - a set for self-assembly
Description
The dimmer cooperates with the K6710 remote control. The receiver code can be selected to one of the 15 transmitter codes, allowing independent control over fifteen receivers. Due to its small size, the dimmer is located in the standard can of the light switch.
properties
- Max load 2A (4A with heatsink)
- Power supply voltage 220VAC 50 / 60Hz
- Distance transmitter / receiver max 7m
- It does not work with halogen lamps
192506
Manufacturer transfer multisort elektronik sp. z o.o Ustronna 41 93-350 Łódź Poland dso@tme.pl
Responsible person transfer multisort elektronik sp. z o.o Ustronna 41 93-350 Łódź Poland dso@tme.pl
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