LED CONTROL UNIT TO BE AVAILABLE IN BLACK IN THE FUTURE
We make planning easy—thanks to our universal control concept, we enable seamless integration into SmartHome, BUS, and wireless systems. At the same time, it’s also possible to use traditional light switches and even dim the lights with them. With this unique concept, we meet today’s demands for lighting solutions. What’s new is that we’re switching the housing of our ExRemote controller to black. Otherwise, nothing else has changed.
Exremote Control from ExtremeLine – POWER AND RADIO IN ONE
Intelligently connected devices that optimize heating and lighting for maximum efficiency—that’s the ExtremeLine Smart Home System. All of our products are compatible with smart home control systems.
Our ExRemote control system lets you operate ExtremeLine infrared radiant heaters and our LED lights wirelessly and conveniently at any time via the free ExtremeLine app. This combination not only improves living comfort and safety but also makes your daily life more sustainable. Another advantage of the ExRemote control system is that a remote control is included in the package, so you can get started right away after installation.
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Improve Radio Reception with Our External Antenna
The same problem often keeps cropping up with sunrooms, patio covers, and the like, but now there’s a solution! With the new EX 40 external antenna, range issues are a thing of the past. In this article, you’ll learn everything you need to know about this new product and the benefits it offers.
What are the benefits of the new external antenna?
To get around these radio interference issues with ExRemote in sunrooms or under patio roofs, we’ve now developed an external antenna. It may be small, but it packs a punch!
Its cable is 50 cm long and is mounted via a connector on the control board. We’re currently working on a new ExRemote controller to make installation as easy as possible. Furthermore, you can also retrofit it onto older ExtremeLine controllers, quickly and easily improving radio reception.
What can interfere with the wireless range?
When designing systems with devices that communicate via radio, care must be taken to ensure adequate radio reception. Typically, the control system should be able to achieve a range of 10 to 25 meters…
