Re: ToggleLinc

["ABLE_1" <able1no@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave,

Thanks for the input.

Les



> You can buy them from Smarthome's dealers - you just aren't likely to find
> them at a discount.
>
> I've been using a ToggleLinc PLC (#23895W, non-dimming) with a 60-year old
> fluorescent light in one bathroom for several months and am very happy
> with
> it. (It was a tight fit in the j-box.) I also have a new Insteon capable
> version on order to use with another ancient fluorescent in my kitchen.
>
> It does take a while to get used to the spring-centered toggle.
>
> "ABLE_1" <able1no@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>Hi Dave thanks for responding.
>>
>>I have a customer that has designer/purty/painted wall plates that they do
>>not want to give up for Decora style switches.  Therefore I am looking for
>>a
>>toggle type x10 switch so it will fit.  I don't particularly like the push
>>button type that x10 makes and was looking for an alternative.
>>
>>Although one draw back is that I may need to have a neutral in the box.
>>At
>>this time I am not sure so I will have to pull the designer/purty/painted
>>wall plates to be sure.
>>
>>The ToggleLinc will fit the requirements.  I was hoping to find them in
>>distribution but that seems to not be the case.  However a other poster
>>gave
>>reference to some problems (like nobody else has ever had any) with the
>>ToggleLinc devices.  But the references were from 2002 so my hope would be
>>that if they had a problem it has been fixed since then.
>>
>>Do you have any knowledge or experience on the product line??  Especially
>>to
>>the 23892W model???
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>Les
>>
>>
>>
>>> Are you looking for the ToggleLinc V2 Insteon capable switch or the
>>> older
>>> X10-only version? I don't think the Insteon version is shipping yet.
>>>
>>> "ABLE_1" <able1no@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hello all,
>>>>
>>>>I am trying to figure out the source on ToggleLinc switches.  Is it
>>>>manufactured by Smarthome or some other??
>>>>
>>>>What I am trying to find in a Distributor that handles the product line
>>>>so
>>>>that I may purchase at a (maybe) wholesale price.
>>>>
>>>>Any thoughts or direction pointing would be helpful.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>>Les
>>>>
>>>
>>
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