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Topic # 190889 15-Jan-2016 11:23
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Ok you guys what bit of tech gear will do this?!
Just need wireless link of some sot of about 20 meters to turn a relay on and off.
We are doing every building in the CBD in our village in Heritage style lighting and controlling most of it by redundant CCTV Cat 5 cabling except a few of the sites are isolated from this Network.
Thanks




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  Reply # 1471791 15-Jan-2016 11:39
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Something like these should do the job: http://www.belkin.com/au/F7C029-Belkin/p/P-F7C029



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  Reply # 1471805 15-Jan-2016 11:47
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Thanks but didn't want 230v - just something to wirelessly control a relay for switching. There will be a central control point to control all the lights (allowing for the big difference in the annual sunset times) and the Cat 5 cabling will enable each buildings lighting to be controlled.




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  Reply # 1471848 15-Jan-2016 12:13
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You will still need something to control and power the relay.
If mains power is off the cards, how are you planning on powering this solution up?

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  Reply # 1471860 15-Jan-2016 12:34
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http://www.gowifi.co.nz/connector-/-adaptors-ea/tycon-power-remote-station-monitor.html

http://www.gowifi.co.nz/power-over-ethernet-poe/poe-accessories/web-controlled-din-relay-iii.html

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