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Hope this helps Neal
1 Each light would need its own LD10 but not
normal
light switches, several manufacturers make momentary switches that look the
same
as a normal switch, this is what you need to use.
2 Use the LD10 for 1 way and 2 way, with the 2
way you just add extra momentary switches.
3 I've just wired lights back, you could do
curtain
control, boiler control etc.
Alancc
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 12:15
PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Trying to get my
head
round X10
Help
please....
I am about to
buy
a house that requires a total rewire and am thinking about X10 and possibly
using Comfort to control it...........
Am I right in
thinking.......
1. That each
light
in the house would need to be separately wired to an X10 Din rail module
(if I
was using those) of it's own as apposed to the standard way of wiring
the
lights? But still use standard light switches?
2. For 2 way
light
switching I would use an AD10 module and for normal switching an LD10
module?
3. As for any
appliances modules what devices would you (anyone) recommend be wired to an
X10 din rail?
Thanks in
advance for any (useful) reply.
Neil
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