I heard there was a hack to fix this by snipping a resistor or something. Have you heard anything about this?BLH said:Also I personally have blown out two ApplianceLinc V2s with a 15 watt under counter flourescent light. They don't like older type inductive ballasts and other have said new high effency ones also blow them out.
At this point I'm thinking of better quality x10 protocol units. Unless there is a better way to go that isn't significantly more costly.upstatemike said:Are you looking for better quality X-10 compatible modules or an alternative to the X-10 protocol?
I would suggest looking into Insteon-enabled devices. They are 25 times faster than x10 and backwards compatible with X10 so they can be assigned X10 addresses. And, they can be controlled via your existing 1132cu. Sounds like it would make your upgrade a little smoother so you would not have to replace all of your X10 modules at once.rroehnelt said:At this point I'm thinking of better quality x10 protocol units. Unless there is a better way to go that isn't significantly more costly.
SmartLabsMike said:I would suggest looking into Insteon-enabled devices. They are 25 times faster than x10 and backwards compatible with X10 so they can be assigned X10 addresses. And, they can be controlled via your existing 1132cu. Sounds like it would make your upgrade a little smoother so you would not have to replace all of your X10 modules at once.rroehnelt said:At this point I'm thinking of better quality x10 protocol units. Unless there is a better way to go that isn't significantly more costly.