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Question: Can this be used to turn my gas fireplace on and off by remote control?  Is there such a beast?
Document: Very briefly, this switch works extremely well. I am mainly writing a review to clarify something that I wish had been clearer for me when I was reading up on this product. Had it been, I would have bought it much sooner. This switch can perform THREE functions:  (1) it can replace a current switch so that whatever circuit you used to control with your traditional switch will still be switched when you have this new switch in its place, (2) it can RECEIVE signals from other INSTEON controllers so that you can turn that circuit on and off remotely, e.g., you could have a Bill Gates style handheld remote for your house which allows you to turn all of your lights on or off with the press of a button, and (3) finally - and most importantly in my case - it can SEND signals to other INSTEON devices so that by toggling this switch, you tell an INSTEON outlet or Plug-In Appliance On/Off Module to toggle on and off.This last feature was not entirely clear to me until I had done a fair amount of reading.
I bought two of these for my front porch light and the lights to the sides of my garage, which light up my driveway. I don't like leaving my lights on outside, and I spend a lot of time upstairs. Whenever I order out for delivery, I hate having to go downstairs to turn on the front porch light, then around through the kitchen, into the garage, to turn on the driveway lights. With these switches and my ISY994, I can turn them on without leaving the computer.I originally had an X10 Firecracker set, with the RF remote and receiver.
In literally 30 seconds I was able to "link" these two devices so that when I flip my switch, it sends a signal to that appliance module which then toggles its switched receptical on or off (I have my bedside lights plugged into it, so they turn on or off). In short, it's exactly what I wanted and very simple.So, I'll leave you with two things I have learned:  (1) if you buy this with an on/off module, you can use it simply as a remote controller for an on/off module that you can plug in somewhere else in the room, and (2) if you have any questions at all, I found INSTEON's help line to be extremely useful - it is on their website under the "contact" link.
We use this switch to control the outside lights at our home. You can turn the lights on or off by pressing the switch up or down. When the lights are off, a small LED indicator illuminates so you can tell if the lights controlled by the switch are on or off.We use this switch in conjunction with MS-16A PIR (passive infra red) motion detectors that turn on the lights when motion is sensed. We use multiple sensors so that the lights turn on whether we're walking from the house or entering our driveway.
I returned both of the units I purchased after having them installed for just over 3 weeks.I have since replaced them with the Smarthome 2477D SwitchLinc INSTEON Remote Control Dual-Band Dimmer and have had much better success.
Being new to Insteon, I did not realize the wireless remote control needs a "dual band" receiver somewhere on the powerline (which this switch is not!). I ended up ordering a remote dimmer, and after plugging it in the wireless remotes connected to the switch without any issues.
The past tense above is intentional.My goal was to control a switch in my house with a smart phone or sitting in an internet cafe anywhere in the world. With this in place I intend to integrate surveillance cameras, sprinkler controls, thermostats, etc.After reading many product descriptions and reviews I decided on my "starter kit":- Insteon 2466SW ToggleLinc Relay INSTEON Remote Control On/Off Switch- INSTEON 2242-222 Hub- 2 Smarthome 2443 Access Point INSTEON Wireless Phase Coupler(The phase couplers are unnecessary for a small area or you know that all of the devices you want to control and the Hub are wired to the same electrical phase.)
The key thing to realize is that this switch is both a receiver and a "controller." I have mine set up exclusively as a controller. In other words, I don't want it to switch the overhead light that used to be switched by my traditional switch. Instead, I have wired it up so that it merely works as a controller, and the switched lead is just capped off (so the relay inside my switch isn't doing anything for me). I bought a Smarthome 2456S3 ApplianceLinc INSTEON Plug-In Appliance On/Off Module with this, and I have it plugged into a powerstrip behind my bed.
All I want to do is enroll the devices and turn use them. The scheduling is limited, but that's okay too. If I want it to seem a little more unscheduled then I can turn them on and off manually. Plus it gives me a reason to play with it.
I purchased this product for my outside light. There have been several times when I've came home after dark and the porch light wasn't left on. Being able to turn on the light when i drive up has been very nice. No more trying to figure out which key is the back door key and not being able to get the key in they door in the dark:)
Answer: yes