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I have the hi-fi system installed in my place and have yet to find a device that i can control through the hi-fi system.

I have the Hi-Fi system in my place and I couldn't be happier with it. I also use itunes and an ipod touch to control the music. As for it not putting out lots of power it goes loud enough to have 3 visits for the local cops in the first four months of living in my place :huh: .

Depends on the branch, they usually have a non electrician account that they will sell to the end user on that has a little higher markup then normal.

If you are in western Canada give Eecol a try, they usually have a good stock of tools.

If you decide to put them in the same box as the switches you will have to dremel off the tops and bottoms of the keypad to fit an ordinary cover. The nuvo pads are made to hold on to their own screwless covers.

1. Do you know hat kHz frequencty your remote uses? By default, the HAI RIM's use 38kHz, but can be switched to 56kHz. I tried changing the jumper and it didn't help. How can i find out which one the remote is using? It is an Harmon Kardon AVR 210 receiver that i am using. 2. Does the remote...

I am using an old receiver for my am/fm tuner on my Hi-fi system, when I try to use receivers remote to change fm presets the ir seems like it does not get passed through. I have tried changing the jumper in the RIM. I have IR and IP in the VSC menu set to on. Am I missing something or am I...

Depending on where in Canada you are Eecol electric carries all the HAI stuff.

I just used my dremel and cut the top and bottom off of the volume controls so the regular plates would fit. I did not want to have different sized plates beside each other ie light switches and the volume controls.

The electrician should use a 4x4 box or preferably a 4 11/16 x 4 11/16 to hook up your range. The CT should fit fine in either one of those boxes. You will have to find out which phase you want to monitor as one will be used to run the clock, timer etc and both phases are used for the elements...

A 2" hole saw will also not be big enough for a 2" connector, The hole size for 2" is actually 2.5". 2" also might be overkill for a couple of lights considering you can run anywhere between 74 and 100 conductors in it depending which ones are used.

What you are looking for is a terminal block made by Weidmuller or Phoenix Contact. A Weidmuller w-compact terminal block used in conjunction with their screw in cross connection bars would achieve the desired affect. They are readily available at the local electrical wholesalers in Canada but...