EKO Dimmer

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The new EKO wall mount installation dimmer is available in 6, 12 and 24 channel versions with a choice of output capacities. The EKO dimmers incorporate a cleverly designed installation frame that can be fixed in position without the dimmer being present. Load and control screw terminals on the frame allow for building wiring to be terminated in a clear and unhindered manner.

When the installation is ready for commissioning, the dimmer can be hung on the installation frame and output circuits then plugged into the special screw terminals – the 24 channel dimmer can easily be installed onto the frame and made fully operational in under 5 minutes!

After installation internal electronics can be easily accessed through the lockable hinged front door. The door has been designed with reversible hinges and lock allow the dimmer to be customized to suit the installation environment.

EKO Features

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Dimmer module
Low profile installation dimmer in 6, 12 and 24 channel versions.
13 Amp or 25 Amp output capacity per channel.
Designed for quick installation and termination.
100% duty cycle rated across all channels simultaneously.
Variable speed Fan cooling.

Control module
Graphical LCD panel with touch screen operation.
DMX512A compatible with link thru connector and input termination switch.
CE and Ctick approved.

Houston is a Windows PC application that allows for remote monitoring of all LSCnet enabled products. This includes the TEKO and e24v2 portable touring dimmers, the EKO installation dimmers and the ePlate wall controllers.

Any operational faults, such as phase failure, loss of DMX, over temperature etc, are sent over the Cat5 cable from all of the devices to one or more PC's running the software. The user is immediately notified of a fault when the normally Green status indicator starts flashing Red. A quick glance at the screen then gives all the detailed information about the device affected and the exact nature of the fault.

This information is invaluable for fast diagnostics of any problems in all situations. Large stadium concerts or film schools with dimmer racks located in multiple positions can now see what is happening from a central location. Installers can see the status of a remote venue, such as a school or a church, form their office, via a Wi-Fi link or an internet connection.

Houston even keeps a permanent log of all system events for later viewing. These are stored with the date and time of the fault, allowing further diagnostics or a problem, even if it is not reported until weeks later.