Controllers
We offer a selection of switching and dimming controllers. These controllers can be paired with one or more (up to 10) wireless switches. If you’d like to learn how to pair a switch to a controller, please scroll to the bottom of this page and watch the video.
The RBC 410 is a single channel switching controller. It has an internal relay to switch the connected live to the load. The RBC 410 can be paired with up to ten switches and is compatible with the RBC 101 switch mech, our Key Fob switches and the 300 series of European style switches. The RBC 410 can be purchased at all major electrical wholesalers.
The RBC 412 is a single channel dimming controller and is intended to dim phase dimmable LED loads up to 100w. Like the RBC 410, the RBC 412 can be paired with up to ten switches and is compatible with the RBC 101 switch mech, our Key Fob switches and the RBC 300 series of European style switches. The RBC 412 can be purchased at all major electrical wholesalers.
The RBC 414 is a dual channel switching controller. It has two internal relays to switch the connected live independently to each load. The RBC 414 can be paired with up to ten switches and is compatible with the RBC 101 switch mech, our Key Fob switches and the RBC 300 series of European style switches. The RBC 414 can be purchased at all major electrical wholesalers.
The RBC 452 wireless dry contact controller provides single channel multi-function switching control for various DC loads. It can be used in many different applications including automation and security systems. This makes a simple and very quick solution to switch many types of loads without the necessity, complexity and cost of running switch wires. The RBC 452 can be purchased for most major electrical wholesalers.
Want to Switch a larger load
Revolution Building Controls range of wireless receiving controllers are designed to switch lighter loads like LED lighting. If you want to switch a larger load wirelessly, you can by connecting one of our switching controllers (RBC 410 and RBC 414) to activate the coil of a contactor. This will enable you to switch larger loads using our wireless switches.
How to pair a switch to a controller
