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WIRELESS SYSTEM
Each panel controls one group of paired fixtures. To run several independent zones — a headboard group and a bathroom group, for example — each zone gets its own panel. Fixtures can be rebound from one panel to another at any time.
THE BASIC RULE
A panel does not split its fixtures into multiple internal groups. Every fixture paired to a panel responds together as a single group. If a space needs independently controlled zones, each zone is wired to its own panel.
Need two zones in one room, like a headboard group and a bathroom group? That’s two panels, each paired to its own fixtures — not one panel split into two groups.
PAIRING & REBINDING
A fixture can be moved from one panel’s group to another at any time using a simple power-cycle pairing window.
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Turn the fixture’s power off, then back on.
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The fixture listens for a pairing signal for 5 seconds after power-on.
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The light flashes twice, indicating successful pairing.
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The fixture now follows this panel and automatically drops its link to any previous panel.
There’s no separate “unbind” step — pairing a fixture to a new panel within the 5-second window automatically releases it from its previous panel.
EXAMPLE
Each lighting zone has a different purpose and customer experience goal.
The number of panels depends on how many independent lighting groups the store wants to control — not simply the number of areas.
Highlight new arrivals and premium products
Flexible lighting for changing campaigns and sales events
Help customers see clothing colors and details naturally
Guide customers into the store and maintain overall atmosphere
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Project cost note: more independent zones means more panels to budget for, not just more programming — factor panel count into the quote alongside fixture count.
WHY IT MATTERS
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Every fixture on a panel behaves the same way — no hidden sub-groups
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Rebind any fixture to a different panel in seconds, no rewiring
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Zone count maps directly to panel count for accurate project pricing
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A panel only ever affects the fixtures currently paired to it
FAQ
No. A panel controls a single group of paired fixtures. For a second independently controlled zone, use a second panel.
Power-cycle the fixture, then within 5 seconds, long-press the ON/OFF button on the panel you want to control it. It will automatically unbind from its previous panel.
Yes, any compatible fixture family can be paired to the same panel.
No, pairing to a new panel within the 5-second window automatically releases the fixture from its previous panel.
One panel per independent zone. A room with four zones needing separate control needs four panels.
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