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RE: X10 how popular is it in the UK, as I would like to design
products for it?
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- Subject: RE: X10 how popular is it in the UK, as I would like
to design products for it?
- From: "BUTLER, Tony, FM" <roaming@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 12:56:21 +0100
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Status
response v.Important certainly but also the ability to integrate with a
'normal'
household (eg by NOT requiring you to replace your existing light switches
for
local control) is, IMO, important to grow the market to newbies
entering
the HA arena....
£30
would be good, £15 even better :-)
I
think status report is the key. It would justify even slightly higher
cost.
I
think that micromodules are the cheapest modules with status report, and I
would install them everywhere, if they are just a bit cheaper (around £60,
I
think at the moment). And they are double, so If you have just a single
socket
to put it in ju wasted one module.
If
you can make single ones, with same specs for about £30, that would be
great
job :-).
Cheers,
Nik
Will
your Lamp module be small enough to fit in a switch box, behind the
switch?
Will
it require 3-wire wiring?
Nik
At the moment the 1st X10 project, will be a
Lamp Module, it will be
a fully working 2" * 2" pre-assembled PCB
(uncased) "kit" (due to EMC
laws), and is expected to sell at somewhere
around £15.00. Suitable
for mounting in the ceiling ducting
etc.
It may also have a seperate Relay on its output which will be
able to
switch any voltage you like, DC or AC via its contacts up to
5amps.
And it will respond to ON OFF only.
Any
comments?
Regards Gary
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