McWong TruBlu™ Wireless Fixture Controller

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June 7, 2021

These new controllers offer indoor or outdoor ON/OFF, photocell, dimming, scene and color tuning control as part of McWong’s TruBlu™ SIG-qualified Bluetooth® mesh control platform. With the addition of an optional TruBlu Gateway, the controllers can also provide energy monitoring and scheduled control. IP65 rated, the controllers feature Zhaga Book 18 compliant connectors for compatibility with a wide range of fixture choices. They are DLC-certified for indoor applications.

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