RE: (ukha_d) Re: (ukha_d) X10 availability in the US

[peter.white@xxxxxxx]

www.laser.com sell converted RR501's that run on good ol' 3 pin 240
volts.  I
don't pretend to understand how it's been converted, but it's been working
fine
now for a few months.  The only downside of them is that they only
cover 9 unit
codes (i.e. A1 - A9 or A10 - A18), as opposed to the UK version that covers
all
18, therefore I'll need to get another one once I have more than 9
PIRs.

Pete

-----Original Message-----
From: MIME:garygfx@xxxxxxx at INTERNET
Sent: 29 May 2002 18:33
To: White, Peter; ukha_d@xxxxxxx at Internet
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: (ukha_d) X10 availability in the US


--- In ukha_d@y..., peter.white@b... wrote:
> Well I'm only using it for RF devices, so as long as the RR501 is on
the
same
> phase as the TM12, I guess there's no problem (at least there isn't
on
mine)?

Pete, does that mean you *are* using MS13a PIRs in the UK? How do you
manage
to use a RR501 in the UK when it was designed for 110v/60hz?

Thanks in advace,
Gary.




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