What the Rako WAVFR is
The Rako WAVFR is a 10-way volt-free interface for Rako wired systems. For mains-voltage inputs such as mains PIRs, use the WAVMI.
Where it sits in a Rako system
It connects to the wired network and is powered from a RAK-LINK. Each input can send scenes, levels, fades, toggles and more. It is programmed in RASOFT Pro through a WK-HUB. See all Rako wired interfaces.
Ratings and limits
- Inputs: 10 volt-free contacts, each with on make and on break states
- One 2-core cable per input; multi-core cable not permitted
- Maximum cable run: 100m
Power and connection
Powered at 15V DC via the RAK-LINK, with an RJ11 port and punch-down connector for the network. It communicates over CAN. Rako's WAVFR instruction manual covers installation.
Fitting
It measures 190 x 105 x 66mm, weighs 340g and operates from +2°C to +40°C.
Questions
What can the Rako WAVFR connect to?
Volt-free contacts such as gate controllers, security systems and door contacts, up to ten inputs.
How is the WAVFR programmed?
In RASOFT Pro, using a WK-HUB as the communication device.
What is the difference between the WAVFR and the WAVMI?
The WAVFR takes ten volt-free inputs; the WAVMI takes up to five mains-voltage inputs.