Linak has released a Radio Frequency Transmitter box (RFT-Box) allowing you to adjust your Deskline panels wirelessly from a panel mounted in the wall or on the desk. This eliminates the need for a remote.
The RFT-Box functions by connecting wirelessly with a control panel such as a DPH control. A DPH is a desk panel that is used for height adjustable desks and benches.
The RFT-Box allows users to have easy to access wall mounted controls separate from the motor system without the inconvenience of a remote.
It’s ideal for kitchens where the control panel needs to be mounted away from the lifting columns for the bench or table tops.
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