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Question: What is the difference between this outlet and 2635-222 as far as max. wattage is concerned?
Document: Adding a 4W nightlight or a wall transformer may correct this problem. Adding additional strings of LED lights may also take care of it.I decided to not mess with it and get a different module that does not have this problem. This module was discontinued by Smarthome on 12/4/13. The replacement module (#2635-222) and the current outdoor version (#2634-222) do not seem to have this problem. I talked with a Smarthome tech for a while about this.
I bought this to automate my Christmast tree, which works well. This device works just like any other Insteon relay device, and plugs in quickly and easily so there is no need to flip a breaker or replace an outlet.
I love Insteon home automation products. If I could afford it, I would have every outlet and switch in my house wired up this way. I currently have 4 of these plug in modules, 4 switches and a 8 key switch hooked up to a home mac automation server running Indigo. I use two of the modules for lamps in the basement so I can switch between all lights on and just having the lamps on.
I have a few locations (attic for one) that I've plugged things into that I needed to be able to turn off or on quickly. This allows me full control of these hard to access locations and I also plan to use them for control of vacation lighting as well.So far, they have worked well and I've added the controls into my network status page using simple http commands to the control module.
Very reliable. Only downside would be the size but having the onboard LED is handy for troubleshooting since it will show you any insteon traffic on the network.
Using this with Mr. House running on Linux as the control server. This was linked up in no time at all and works as advertised. Using it to control a lamp in the house.
This surprises me if it does have a relay inside, since OFF should really be OFF with a relay (a relay is like a real on/off switch), but this might not be so if a power Triac or other electronics were being used to do the power switching.Has anyone taken this unit apart to see what is inside? Is there a relay? Any other components that could cause this (assumed) leakage? Please comment on this review if you know the answer!
This module works like it's supposed to. It's not exciting. It just turns the light on and off. I wish it were smaller.
This is my vampire electricity killer. I use it to turn all electronic equipment off when I leave. Difinitely a good product. Would recommend to others.
This is a great product for typical Insteon uses, just don't try to use it with anything moderately low voltage.
Answer: yes