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RE: X10 - Wiring


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  • Subject: RE: X10 - Wiring
  • From: "James Hoye" <james.hoye@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2001 16:49:26 -0000
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Title: Neil Frost Stationery
  • An LD11 DIN Rail module sits in a standard consumer unit.  
    yes 
  • The mains comes >from switch.  
    yes - protected by suitably rated MCB 
  • The live to the light comes from the LD11 and the Neutral comes from the X10 consumer unit.
  • The (momentary) light switch live comes from the X10 consumer unit, the neutral comes from the LD11.
  • They will work without any X10 interface and will just switch on/off, dim from the switch.   
  • When using an X10 interface such as with comfort, the interface sits before the first X10 consumer unit.  
    the interface should be able to sit anywhere on the mains circuit 
  • The X10 interface can sit anywhere on the mains and control the X10 devices.  
    this contradicts the point above! 
  • If I have upstairs and downstairs on different MCB's in the house consumer unit then I would need more than one X10 interface.  
    no, X10 should propagate throughout the house - assuming it's on one phase 
  • I can control a series of say 6 mains halogen lights as long as I don't go over 700watts. 
    you cannot exceed the rating of each LD11, and cummulatively, the rating for EACH lighting circuit (typically 6A on each one - upstairs/downstairs) 
 That's as I understand things... of course, no warranty etc!
 
James H 

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