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It is possible to add an external pool house, 600ft/183m from the main house, to the RadioRA2 system by placing Auxiliary Repeater in the pool house and running GRAFIK Eye cable from the RS485 link of the Main Repeater to the Auxiliary Repeater thus establishing communication over wire to extend the system range.

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Yes, it is possible to add an external pool house to a RadioRA2 system by using an Auxiliary Repeater connected via GRAFIK Eye cable to extend the system's range.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer to the question is True. It is possible to extend the range of a RadioRA2 system to an external pool house by using an Auxiliary Repeater. The Auxiliary Repeater can be installed in the pool house and connected to the Main Repeater through a GRAFIK Eye cable using the RS485 link. This setup enables wired communication between the main system and the auxiliary location, thus effectively extending the system's operational range. This allows the external pool house to be included in the RadioRA2 system.

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Yes, it's true that by placing an Auxiliary Repeater in the pool house and connecting it with a GRAFIK Eye cable to the RS485 link of the Main Repeater, you can extend the RadioRA2 system's range to include the pool house.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is true that you can add an external pool house to the RadioRA2 system, which is 600ft/183m away from the main house, by installing an Auxiliary Repeater in the pool house. You would then run a GRAFIK Eye cable from the RS485 link of the Main Repeater to the Auxiliary Repeater to establish wired communication and extend the system's range. This setup allows for the integration of lighting, shades, and temperature control in the external pool house within the same RadioRA2 system used in the main house.

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