Pardon me but this is all new to me. What would be the advantages ? Better reliability ?ano said:I will say UPB is a great way to go, but here is advice if you are building a house. Have the contractor isolate the lighting circuits from everything else. With UPB and some of the others, it never hurts to put them on the same phase either. So, instead of doing each room with lights and outlets, do several rooms with just lighting, and put the outlets on a separate circuit. It will help in the long-run.
UPB said:We switched a 600 W., UPB (HAI) lighting switch on and now, it will not turn the light fixture off.
We replaced the referended UPB switch with a standard single pole switch and it allows the light to be switched off and on; but doing this, transferred the same problem to another 600 W., UPB lighting switch? It will now, not turn off.
Any ideas what may cause these events to take place?