Re: X10 light switch control - in layman's terms please :-)

["Justin" <justin@xxxxxxx>]

If you have plasterboard walls you could try the 'gadgetjunkie
bodgematic
LW10 conversion'.
Simply connect a nice looking clipsal momentary switch accross the
contacts
inside a LW10, secure with hot glue and stash the LW10 in the wall
cavity,
just behind the clipsal.

Justin.

Disclaimer:
Don't blame me if you blow something up ;-)

----- Original Message -----
From: garygfx <garygfx@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 11:55 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] X10 light switch control - in layman's terms please
:-)


> I'm trying to control the lights in my house by X10 but am
confused
> about what units I need and how complex it is to fit them. Please
can
> someone advise?
>
> I have a mixture of single switched lights and two-way switched
> lights around the house. The problems: I can't use the LW10
because
> my other half says it's too big and ugly. Fair enough! The LM15
makes
> the bulb too low down and won't fit any uplighters.
>
> Is my best bet the AWM2? Can I use it even though my light
switches
> don't have a neutral wire? If I can use it then does this module
fit
> inside the existing light switch and do I need 2 modules if I have
a
> single light operated by 2 light switches?
>
> If the AWM2 needs a neutral wire then are there any options left
> please?
>
> Thanks if anyone can help...
> Gary.
>
>
>
>
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