Lighting Control 8700 Series

Douglas Lighting Controls

 

September 17, 2018

Douglas Lighting Controls 8700 series light switches provide control over facility lighting via momentary relay-direct functionality. 8700 series switches are used in small to medium sized applications that use Douglas Lighting Controls LitePak, small or satellite relay panels and where straight forward lighting control functionality is required. 8700 switches are also easily configured into a system that uses Diversa low voltage occupancy sensors.

 

 

 

 

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