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There are following differences:
1. XVUC9V is driven by ON/OFF signal and usually connect to relay output, XVUC9VP is driven by pulse signal and usually connect to PTO/PWM or transistor.
2. XVUC9V only supports 4 channels, XVUC9VP supports 32 channels.
3. XVUC9V supports maximum 5 layers, XVUC9VP supports maximum 4 layers.
4. For XVUC9V, the trigger signal of each channel is shared with corresponding light layer(2~5). For XVUC9VP, the trigger signal of channels is seperated with all light layers.
1. XVUC9V is driven by ON/OFF signal and usually connect to relay output, XVUC9VP is driven by pulse signal and usually connect to PTO/PWM or transistor.
2. XVUC9V only supports 4 channels, XVUC9VP supports 32 channels.
3. XVUC9V supports maximum 5 layers, XVUC9VP supports maximum 4 layers.
4. For XVUC9V, the trigger signal of each channel is shared with corresponding light layer(2~5). For XVUC9VP, the trigger signal of channels is seperated with all light layers.
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