Allen & Heath IP1-WH-EU/X
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Description
IP1 is a simple yet powerful programmable wallplate, giving the non-technical user convenient, easy control via a single push-and-turn rotary. Multiple IP Controllers can be connected to an AHM, dLive or Avantis system to provide control exactly where needed. Use IP controllers of different flavors to suit the needs of your end users, even letting one controller change what other controllers are doing to reflect changes in the space.
Key Features
- Intuitive Control: A push-and-turn rotary knob lets users seamlessly adjust zone levels, switch between music sources, or trigger specific presets
- Color LCD Display: Provides clear visual feedback, displaying the selected channel, mix, or source list
- System Compatibility: Connects over standard TCP/IP Ethernet and is fully compatible with Allen & Heath's AHM matrix processors, dLive mixing systems, and Avantis mixers
- PoE Powered: The unit utilizes Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af), eliminating the need for an external power supply
- Hardware Design: The EU/X version features a 50x50mm footprint designed to fit standard European and UK electrical wall boxes. It is compatible with MK Elements faceplates to match your building's interior decor
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