Vanco EVCTL10B 10 Button Programmable Control

Product Description

The VANCO EVCTL10B is a 10-button programmable control keypad designed for low-voltage control and automation applications. It provides a discrete, wall-mounted interface that allows installers to assign custom commands or macros to each button, enabling streamlined operation of connected systems. The EVCTL10B is suited for integration into AV distribution, lighting control, or building automation setups where a clean, user-accessible control point is required. Installation is typically handled by a low-voltage systems technician or licensed electrician familiar with control system programming and interface wiring.

The EVCTL10B is used in residential and light commercial environments where a dedicated control interface is needed to operate AV systems, multi-zone audio, or other programmable building systems. Its 10-button layout provides enough discrete inputs to cover common control scenarios without overcrowding the interface. It is categorized under interfaces and keypads, making it a standard selection for control system integrators and AV professionals building out structured wiring or automation panels.

Key Features

• 10 individually programmable buttons for custom command or macro assignment
• Wall-mount form factor suitable for standard low-voltage installation
• Designed for integration into AV distribution and building control systems
• Compact interface reduces clutter at the control point
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style control interface for low-voltage AV distribution and programmable automation systems requiring a dedicated keypad input device.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or systems integrator. Power down or de-energize the connected control system before wiring the keypad to avoid damage to the controller or interface bus. Follow all applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines during rough-in and termination. Consult the control system manufacturer programming documentation before assigning button functions.