Pannello a pulsanti Vivolink VLCP8B bianco

The Vivolink VLCP8B White is a push-button control panel powered by a 12V DC supply. It supports RS232 and RS485 protocols for device control and includes an IR blaster for sending infrared commands. A built-in 12V relay enables direct switching of devices such as projector screens or motorised curtains. The panel is compact and intended for installation in meeting rooms, residential or commercial environments where centralised control of AV and automation equipment is needed.

Advantages

The VLCP8B supports both RS232 and RS485 serial control and can also control IR-capable devices via the supplied IR blaster. Its integrated 12V relay provides straightforward control of motors and switched loads. Configuration software is supplied on a USB stick and is additionally available for download. The panel’s white finish and compact dimensions allow discreet integration into meeting rooms and other installations.

Suitable for

• Meeting rooms and conference spaces
• Controlling projectors and projector screens
• Operating motorised curtains, blinds or canvas
• AV control panels in offices or small commercial installations

Key specifications

• Model: Vivolink VLCP8B White
• Power supply: 12V DC
• Protocols: RS232, RS485, IR (with supplied blaster)
• Built-in relay: 12V
• Dimensions: 271 mm (W) × 172 mm (D) × 99 mm (H)
• MPN: VLCP8B
• EAN: 5712505564585

How to use

Install the panel in a suitable location and connect a 12V DC power source. Wire RS232 or RS485 connections to compatible devices for serial control, or use the supplied IR blaster to send IR commands to IR-capable equipment. Use the built-in 12V relay to switch motorised screens, curtains or other 12V-controlled loads. Configure button functions and control sequences using the supplied configuration software on the USB stick or by downloading it from the provided link.

Recommendations

For installations in the UK, use the specified adapter PETRAVEL1. Ensure serial wiring follows the device manuals and test IR targeting before finalising the panel location. Keep the configuration software accessible for future adjustments.