I personally have been involved with X10
almost since it came on the market. I have
learned that it is important to understand
how the product works or, more important
to know what makes it fail before I pass
it on. I have used X10 in applications
that include Nightclubs
(jimmiestewart.com, select the link to
X10), Restaurants, Catering Halls, major
corporation Boardrooms, Churches, Funeral
Homes, etc. I even used X10 when I was
retained to coordinate the appearance of
President of the United States
(jimmiestewart.com, select the link to GHW
Bush). There are wrinkles with a lot of the
X10 products. Learning what they are and
how to get around them has made me a lot
of money over the years. I must admit that
I lost 2 modules within a 6 month period. I
would have complained except for the fact
that they were 18+ years old. I still have
modules that date back to the early 80's
and they are still working well. There are
a lot of applications for X10 products that
sometimes surprise even the people at X10.
An example would be the 600 watt dimmer.
How many know how to make the dimmer work
in a 1900 watt system?