Da-lite - Legrand DL16525 Screen Controller Ir Poe

Product Description

The DA-LITE - LEGRAND DL16525 is a screen controller with integrated IR and Power over Ethernet (PoE) injection capability. This unit provides centralized control of motorized projection screens, combining IR signal reception with PoE power delivery into a single device. It is designed for professional AV installation environments where clean cable management and reliable screen automation are required. Licensed AV integrators and low-voltage installation technicians are the primary trade professionals who deploy this controller in conference rooms, classrooms, and presentation spaces.

The DL16525 is suited for commercial and institutional AV systems where motorized projection screens must be integrated into a structured cabling infrastructure. The PoE injection feature allows the controller to receive network power and data over a single Ethernet run, reducing the need for separate power supplies at the installation point. This makes it a practical fit for ceiling or wall installations where AC power access is limited.

Key Features

• Integrated IR receiver for wireless remote screen control
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) injection eliminates need for a separate power supply at the controller
• Single-unit design consolidates screen control and power delivery
• Designed for professional low-voltage AV installations
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style controller for DA-LITE - LEGRAND motorized projection screen systems that support IR control and PoE-powered accessories. Confirm compatibility with your specific screen model before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or AV systems technician familiar with structured cabling and PoE network infrastructure. Power down the network switch port before connecting or disconnecting the PoE controller to avoid equipment damage. Follow NEC Article 725 guidelines for Class 2 low-voltage wiring where applicable. Verify that the source PoE switch or injector meets the power budget requirements of the controller before energizing the circuit.