What the Rako WCM-D is
The Rako WCM-D is a compact wired interface for conventional push buttons or switches. It is the wired counterpart of the battery-powered RCI-7M used in wireless systems.
Where it sits in a Rako system
It sits in the back box on the Rako wired network, cabled back to a RAK-LINK or RAK-STAR. It is programmed in RASOFT Pro through a WK-HUB. See all Rako wired interfaces.
Ratings and limits
- Up to eight dry-contact switch inputs
- Recommended maximum cable length to switches: 300mm
Power and connection
Powered at 12-18V DC from the Rako wired network, with an 8-way screw connector for the CAN bus and a 10-way connector for contacts, common and setup. Cable: UTP CAT5e or CAT6. Rako's WCM-D instruction manual covers installation.
Fitting
Fits a standard UK single-gang back box, minimum 35mm deep and 47mm advised. It measures 64 x 40 x 15mm, weighs 29g and operates from +2°C to +40°C.
Questions
What does the Rako WCM-D do?
It lets custom and third-party switch plates act as a Rako wired keypad.
How many switches can the WCM-D take?
Up to eight switch inputs.
What back box does the WCM-D need?
A UK single-gang back box at least 35mm deep; Rako advises 47mm.