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RE: LM12W - X10 Lamp controler.



The only problem I see with this is that the dimmer units have a fuse to
protect the triac when the bulb blows. So it will need to be accessible for
fuse changes (WAF).

Another way is to run a Twin Flat & Earth cable from the ceiling rose
to a
LD10/11 mounted in a more accessible place. See Comforts retrofit method
here http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/%7Eiscam/bropdf/X10_AD10_RETRO.PDF
.
You will also need to change the wall switch to one of the 'MK' momentary
wall switches here http://www.comfort.org.uk/products/index11.html
or similar.

Vince


At 19:48 02/01/01, you wrote:
>I thought it was either you or Ant that suggested it.
>
>I'm decorating the lounge over then next few weeks, and X10ing the
light in
>there is something I want to do. Rewiring the whole thing is obviously
out,
>but trying to fit something into the ceiling rose would be a good
>compromise.
>
>Ideally, I wanted to have LD10 style memory dim etc, but I can build
some
>Misterhouse code to control the dimming. I'll definatly have a look at
>putting an appliance module up there, though if I have to put up
withoujt
>the momeory dim, I might just go for one of the LW12U's intead, and
figure
>somewhere easy to install it (perhaps next to the actual switch in the
>spare side of a double back box.
>
>Before I pull my appliance module apart, how easy are they to put back
>together? :-)






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