FW-WSO2 silver button

The FW-WSO2 button belongs to the Sonata product series by OSPEL and fits perfectly with the other elements of the collection. It can be easily adapted to your own design concepts by changing the colour of the frames and combining it with other devices from the Sonata series using multiple frames.

device featuresThe FW-WSO2 is a 1-key, 2-channel remote radio control transmitter designed to work with all devices in the F&Wave family.
Capabilities:

• independent control of two receivers or two groups of receivers,
• any number of receivers within each group,
• switching receivers and lighting circuits on and off*,
• brightening and dimming lights*,
• raising and lowering blinds*,
• triggering time functions*,
• optical transmission signalling,
• easy installation anywhere,
• trouble-free installation ensured by energy-efficient battery power supply,
• high quality of operation thanks to a large transmission range and retransmission of commands between receivers.

* functionality depends on the controlled receiver

F&Wave remote radio control

A unique feature of the F&Wave system is signal retransmission. Each receiver that receives a control signal from the transmitter automatically forwards it. This significantly increases the control range for receivers that are so far away from the transmitter that they are out of range of the original signal.

The system consists of receivers - executive devices. They are manufactured in a version for installation in a Ø60 flush-mounted box or for installation on a TH-35 rail (width of 1 module, i.e. 17.5 mm). In addition to receivers, the F&Wave system also includes transmitters. These are handheld remote controls or devices for flush-mounted installation.

Operating range
In open space without any factors interfering with the range of radio-controlled devices, the range is approximately 100 m.  In built-up areas and in the presence of sources of interference (power lines, transmitters, etc.), the actual range may be shorter. The range can be improved by direct retransmission of modules within mutual range.