Firstly, the need for extensive wiring and splitterboxes is negated completely, secondly if you are just in need of a couple of units the cost becomes less expensive than other low voltage systems, and thirdly if units need to be placed far away from each other, you do not have to cope with any of the limitations of cable lengths when linking fixtures. This is particularly ideal for situations where direct control over the unit is either not available, or not required. Both units perform the same job effortlessly and efficiently but each has their own unique design features. It's very interesting to see two separate research companies approach the same project and view their individual results. I am not here to make any choices for you, the units are too different from each other for that to happen, but I hope that the information above can at least guide you in the right direction.
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