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The VCOR-15 is designed to handle 24V priority signals. This means that you can always get an announcement out at full audio, even to zones where the local volume control is in the ‘OFF’ position! | The VCOR-15 is designed to handle 24V priority signals. This means that you can always get an announcement out at full audio, even to zones where the local volume control is in the ‘OFF’ position! | ||
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[[File:VCOR dimensions.PNG|left|upright=2.0|thumb|alt=VCOR-15.|VCOR-15 dimensions]] | [[File:VCOR dimensions.PNG|left|upright=2.0|thumb|alt=VCOR-15.|VCOR-15 dimensions]] | ||
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== Additional documentation == | == Additional documentation == | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 24 April 2018
Volume controller w/24VDC override, 15W, white
The VCOR-15 is a 100 volt volume control.
It can handle up to 15 watts of power and is very durable thanks to the step-by-step attenuation in 11 steps + zero position.
The VCOR-15 is designed to handle 24V priority signals. This means that you can always get an announcement out at full audio, even to zones where the local volume control is in the ‘OFF’ position!
Dimensions
Connections
Additional documentation
For more documentation, please visit the Zenitel web page: https://www.zenitel.com/product/vcor-15
