Switching Room Controller with Ethernet port

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Switching Room Controller with Ethernet port

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DDRC-GRMS-E

Switching Room Controller with Ethernet port

Fully networked relay control solution

The Philips Dynalite DDRC-GRMS-E controller is a compact, versatile room automation and energy management solution with bridging functionality between the Ethernet LAN and connected DyNet devices. Bespoke pre-configuration allows deployment […]

Single box solution

Compact design allows for small installation footprint and reduced cabling for a simpler and faster installation.

Secure

Directly connecting to a site’s Ethernet LAN via an inbuilt port, the device can securely report its status and pass network messages.

Pre-programmed

Can be preloaded with a bespoke configuration to immediately meet the project’s needs from the moment it powers up.

Powerful processor

The internal processor allows the device to perform advanced scripted functions and provide automated intelligent responses to multiple inputs.

Cost-effective

With a mixture of switching relays, the DDRC-GRMS-E supports a combination of different relay ratings and types for a perfect blend of performance and cost-effectiveness.

Integrations

18 dry contact inputs allow simple integration with third-party devices and systems.

Colour and dimming control

A 64 channel DMX output adds color and dimming control for a touch of theatrics.

UL924 Emergency

Equipped with a UL924 input, this device integrates seamlessly with compatible emergency systems.

Additional Features:

Four 12 V digital outputs – Designed to drive room status indicator LEDs in common cathode configuration, and trigger additional devices such as doorbells.
DyNet ready – Directly support the requirements of DyNet devices without the need for an additional network power supply, with a 300 mA DyNet output.
Unique LAN addressing – Two banks of DIP switches allow the installer to manually set the device’s network identification.