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RE: new house build
If you've got the facility, (as you have), I'd go for the whole hog....
then you can have things like *ALL* lights on during any kind of alarm
condition (fire/intruder/panic) etc..
When you're lying in bed late at night, and it's cold, it's a virtual
guarantee that if you or someone else has left a light on somewhere, it
will
be one of the ones that are not X10 controllable, so you'll have to get out
of bed to go & turn it off...
great flexibility about your switch locations... and multi-way switching
etc...
etc. etc. etc........
Paul G.
>From: "mattuk18733" <mattwmh@xxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>Subject: [ukha_d] new house build
>Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 09:47:46 -0000
>
>I've decided to use x10 control in my new house, and have completed
>first fix, running all light switch cables and light fitting cables
>back to a central location in the garage. So I now have the option of
>wiring the associated lights and switches together with either LD11
>or LD10 modules or standard hard wired (ie switch operates lights
>directly).
>
>The advice i'm looking for is wether it is worth connecting every
>different circuit to a LD11/LD10 or just the ones where maybe scene
>control is required (eg lounge etc).
>For example in the kitchen I have ceiling, worktop and cupboard
>lights, utility room light. Is there any benefit having these on x10
>control.
>
>Any comments greatly appreciated.
>
>Matt Hurley
>
>
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