C-BUS EDLT compared?

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  1. Cryptic23

    Cryptic23

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    Looking at the catalogue there are 2 x different espresso black EDLT.

    But I really cannot see them difference in them?

    5085EDLB-EB
    C-Bus enhanced DLT, Saturn wall switch. Black grid, Espresso Black glass fascia, black buttons.

    5085EDLW-EB
    C-Bus enhanced DLT, Saturn wall switch. White grid, Espresso Black glass fascia, black buttons.

    Images of both look identical?

    I know you can programme the back ground colours of the LED screen so why are these Two models listed?


    EG:

    1 When you set it to "white background" I assume it will give it a black grid.

    2: When you set it to "black background" I assume it will give it a white grid.

    So why bother buying one or the other catalogue numbers if the change in colour is made by programming..

    Am I missing something? is there an actual a black grid / white grid that is set by factory and can not be changed by programming?

    Can someone please point out exactly what is the difference?

    Many thanks.




     
    Cryptic23, Jan 24, 2025
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    The colour refers to the colour of the back grid plate. The back plate on the image below is white, it can also be black like on the zen switch.

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    Diggerz, Jan 25, 2025
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    Perfect that’s cleared that up. Many thanks.
     
    Cryptic23, Jan 30, 2025
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