No wifi needed, as above the action of pushing the switch creaes a micro pulse of energy that actuates the light or whatever you want to switch.
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No wifi needed, as above the action of pushing the switch creaes a micro pulse of energy that actuates the light or whatever you want to switch.
No issues here, in steel building and wooden.
TheTallGuy
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There's a few different makes around, EnerJ and Quinetic being two of the most commonly found. They are basically RF remote controls with the switches being self powered - no battery required - the action of pressing the switch generates the power for the transmission. They're useful where running wires to a switch might be tricky or inconvenient, or you need several switches in different locations, but in my opinion aren't a substitute for doing the job properly.
What would be minimum height for high bay ufos?
TheTallGuy
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Can be issues with some modules, particularly if there's lots of steel around.
Depends on what sort of coverage and intensity you require, but low bay tends to be up to 20ft and high bay for over that.
tomlad
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Not took mine out of box properly yet. Ufo.
When he saw the building he felt my one will suffice.
Basic advice on switch was run the wire . He doesn't like selling gear that gives trouble.
When he saw the building he felt my one will suffice.
Basic advice on switch was run the wire . He doesn't like selling gear that gives trouble.