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RE: If building a house would you use X-10?



I certainly wouldn't use X10 again for the whole house - did that for
several years but ended up replacing it with CBus which is far more
reliable and flexible. IME, I had a fair few issues with un-commanded
lights coming on around the house when using X10 - very ghostly! Of course,
it all depends on how much you want to spend though - X10 is certainly a
lot cheaper.

Paul.

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> Subject: [ukha_d] If building a house would you use X-10?
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> I've been planning my retirement home for a while now and was thinking
> that I'll have a unique opportunity of being able to install some
> things that would be too much trouble in a completed house.  If you
> were in the same boat would you use X-10 or maybe something else like
> home-run cabling with centrally located relays/dimmers?  What do you
> see as pluses and minuses (besides the cost of wire)?
>
> Mark
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