Lighting Control
Discussion
Any reason its got to be RF based or do you just want non line of sight control?
X10 sockets would work, cheap and fairly unobtrusive.
Lutron have just launched an RF lighting control system, expect a very big bill though.
Rako seems to do exactly what you need though and is very reasonably priced.
X10 sockets would work, cheap and fairly unobtrusive.
Lutron have just launched an RF lighting control system, expect a very big bill though.
Rako seems to do exactly what you need though and is very reasonably priced.
I use X10... no problems. Light switches aren't the best looking, but you can always go the circuit breaker route.
Keychain remote is useful, and you can get an IR convertor too - which I use with the Philips Pronto.
Mine is connected to the alarm clock, so the lights scare the crap out of you at 6am
but gets you out of bed.
It also interfaces with Media Centre, so you can use Harmony (or other software) to create longer term programs.
Keychain remote is useful, and you can get an IR convertor too - which I use with the Philips Pronto.
Mine is connected to the alarm clock, so the lights scare the crap out of you at 6am
but gets you out of bed. It also interfaces with Media Centre, so you can use Harmony (or other software) to create longer term programs.
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