Lockwood Window Actuators

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    It looks like it's all low voltage so you could use the L5108RELVP.

    It's not clear from that link but it suggests that the switch interface can only open/close/stop all the units on that bus at the same time? I guess that just means you can only group units by physical wiring and you need one interface per group.

    Seems like a bit of a missed opportunity.. maybe they'll expand on it later.


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    Thank you for the reply Nick.

    Yes the Lockwood guys said I have to create a network per window group. So I have 4 zones all windows in a zone will open and close together. This means I need 4 separate networks with each having its own network adapter.

    4 networks so that would total to 4 opening relays and 4 closing relays so 8 total. The ELV relay looks like cheapest choice unless anyone can add.

    The system looks to work well when you actually use Lockwoods own keypad controllers.

    Again thanks for the reply Nick.
     
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