hmm, to me the "old school" X10 switches are the push button ones. Anything with a toggle is much newer.nswint said:old school X10 Toggle Wall Switch
Well Push Button.. I realize toggle is up and down.WayneW said:hmm, to me the "old school" X10 switches are the push button ones. Anything with a toggle is much newer.nswint said:old school X10 Toggle Wall Switch
Does your switch dim? If so, I agree with BSR. If not, then we need more details, but it probably isn't a good idea.
Looking for an easy way to automate low-voltage lighting and motor loads such as ceiling fans? You've found it. This inductive dimmer switch gives you the power to control low-voltage lights, ceiling fans and other inductive devices locally at the switch or remotely from any X10 transmitter.
That's pretty much a single gang electrical box size - so I doubt I could fit it inside the motor cover at the base of the fan. Guess I'll have to climb up into the attic againSteve said:The UPB InLine module is 3.6"H x 1.4"W x 1.2â€D.