Shadow-Caster Light Commander Version 2 - 6-Zone Lighting Controller w/Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, NMEA 2000 HTML Ethernet Connectivity [SCM-LC-N2K-PLUS-V2]
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Light Commander Version 2 - 6-Zone Lighting Controller with Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, NMEA 2000 & HTML Ethernet ConnectivityDiscover the SHADOW-CASTER® Light Commander...
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Light Commander Version 2 - 6-Zone Lighting Controller with Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, NMEA 2000 & HTML Ethernet Connectivity
Discover the SHADOW-CASTER® Light Commander NMEA 2000, a pioneering solution in LED lighting control for boats. This first-of-its-kind product is crafted in compliance with the latest NMEA 2000 lighting control standards, ensuring enhanced lighting control, seamless marine system integration, and improved interoperability.
Control up to 6 zones of lighting per module, including 4 zones of RGB or RGBW lights, with ease and precision. Explore, set, and store a variety of lighting scenes – from color change, fade, rotation, and strobe, through to music sync effects, offering versatility and customization to illuminate your boat like never before.
Encased in durable IP67 housing with Deutsch-style IP67 connections, the Light Commander NMEA 2000 ensures reliability and performance in the marine environment. The backlit logo signifies the quality and innovation that SHADOW-CASTER® is renowned for.
Elevate your marine lighting experience with the Light Commander NMEA 2000 – where technology meets functionality and style.
Features:
- NMEA 2000 Backbone or MFD Network Port Connectivity
- Global control for all lighting
- Up to 6 separate zones of lighting control – expandable to 12 or 18 by connecting additional SCM-LC-N2K modules
- 6 “Instant ON” switch inputs for enabling lights without MFD control
- Supports RGB and RGBW lighting
- Optional wireless connectivity for control from a mobile device (SCM-LC-PLUS-V2)
- IP67 Water-resistant housing with waterproof connections
- Deutsch style IP67 rated connections, for clean OEM installations
- All in one design, no need for a separate MFD communication bridge
- “Digitally fused” over current protection circuits, 15amps/channel (X4)
- Backlit logo and zone indicator LEDs to indicate functions and operation
- Built-in 3.5mm female audio port and microphone for music sync input
- Multi-zone Lighting Controller for NMEA 2000 & Ethernet connectivity with integrated HTML interface
Specifications:
- IP67 rated enclosure
- Power: Supports over 600 watts of RGB lighting and virtually limitless Shadow-NET® connected modules
- 15 amps per RGB(W) zone, 60 amps max
- 10 to 30V input range
- Direct 3.5mm female audio input for music synchronization
- Music sync created by onboard DSP (Digital Signal Processing)
- Digital power protection set at 15amps/channel
- Built-in switch inputs for instant lighting for each zone
- 24-bit color support and gamma correction for universal color support
- Enclosure: 8.9” (226mm ) x 4.75” (120mm) x 1.8” (46mm)
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Shadow-Caster Light Commander Version 2 - 6-Zone Lighting Controller w/Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, NMEA 2000 HTML Ethernet Connectivity [SCM-LC-N2K-PLUS-V2]
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