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ASHLY- WR-5

Wall remote, Programmable multi-function (decora style) ONE PER ZONE

Manufacturer: ASHLY
Category: Amplifier Accessories
SKU: WR-5
Availability: Call
MSRP: $286.00
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
The WR-5 is a microprocessor based serial data remote control unit for Ashly NE or NX products. Compatible products currently include Pema amplifiers, ne8800 and ne4800 system processors, the ne24.24M matrix processor, all models of the NE multichannel power amplifiers, and nXe/nXp amplifiers. Using Proteane software, six function select buttons and two parameter adjust buttons are available to control a limited range of assigned functions within their host product. Up to four WR-5 units can be daisy-chained and phantom powered from one host, and even more can be added using an in-line power supply adapter such as the Ashly RPS-18.
  • Connectivity Technology: Wired
  • Form Factor: Wall Mountable
  • Height: 4.2"
  • Width: 1.9"
  • Depth: 1.1"
  • Limited Warranty: 5 Year
  • Logic high/low output (ne24.24M w/ GPO option, ne8800, 4800, 4400)
  • Connect directly to host unit, no network required
  • Up to four WR-5 remotes per host unit
  • RPS-18 Inline Power Booster available when more than four WR-5 remotes used
  • Window for user-defined labels
  • Shipping weight: 1lbs (1kg)
  • Safety/compliance: CE, FCC, RoHS
SPECIFICATIONS
General Information
ManufacturerAshly Audio, Inc
Manufacturer Part NumberWR-5
Manufacturer Website Addresshttp://www.ashly.com
Brand NameAshly
Product ModelWR-5
Product NameWR-5 Remote Control
Product TypeAudio Control Device
Technical Information
Connectivity TechnologyWired
Physical Characteristics
Form FactorWall Mountable
Miscellaneous
Additional InformationThe WR-5 is designed to fit into a standard US electrical wall box
Compatibility
  • ne8800 and ne4800 Network Enabled DSP Processor
  • Protēa™ ne24.24m series dsp Matrix Processors
  • NE multichannel Power Amplifiers
  • nXe/nXp Amplifiers
  • Pema Amplifiers
Warranty
Limited Warranty5 Year
Ashly WR-5 Remote Control
Wired