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Question: 15 amps / 500 watts capacity? 15 amps is 1800 watts (at 120v). Anyone using this for a space heater?
Document: I have many x10's in my home. After 15 years an x10 appliance control died. I am buying 2 more,
I decided to read the reviews to see whether these units are supposed to make the mechanical "bang" noise when switched on and off. It appears that they are.I live in a one-bedroom apartment approximately 15 minutes away from campus, and having the ability to switch off the lights from my Android phone and iPhone saves me some time when I head out of the house to class in the morning.
Using to power on outdoor lighting and this thing works just fine. Has a nice heft to it as it seems a quality product.
Not too many people are using this system I'm thinking, but I do, good product, sturdy & holds up in the outdoor elements, reliable...
I was not happy as I was not able to be successful at using it in my older home. I did research this with the company prior to purchase, however&#8230;.
The module does what I expect. All X10 devices have limitations because of interference it will occasionally not switch. But any alternative is much more expensive especially if you are already using other devices.
I have learned over the years to only rely on X10 for devices on the same circuit using both the transmitter and the receiver. X10 does not relably jump from one circuit to the next without a good chance of signal loss depending on what other appliances you are running in your house at the time of signal transmission.
This module fits like a glove in my whole-house X10 system... Like others have said, you can hear a solid &#34;thunk&#34; sound whenever the module turns on or off. I'm running a fluorescent aquarium light fixture through this module. (using a dimmable &#34;Lamp Module&#34; would damage the electronics. This is a 100% or 0% &#34;on&#34; unit)
I bought the appliance module thinking that it would correct the issues I had using a lamp module (voltage leaking when &#34;off&#34; and periodic &#34;pulses&#34; of voltage caused by &#34;local control&#34; detection logic), and this is a newer revision PCB, so you can't use any of the widely known &#34;modifications&#34; to turn off (rip out) local control.
Great device, works well with compact fluorescent lights (CFL). I already have a lot of X10 equipment from the days of when Radio Shack was selling this equipment. Since CFL and LEDs are what people will evetually be buying going forward, I wanted to start using my old X10 equipment with CFL and LED bulbs. I rudley found out that the old X10 appliance modules do not work with CFL or LED bulbs.
Answer: no