Universal Alarm Interface

The LW12 is an in-wall module with built-in dimmer that can be installed behind existing momentary switches or wall outlets.

The LW12 can be controlled with X10 signals via the mains or a momentary switch connected to the LW12. The LW12 has a memory setting for the last dimmer setting and uses SoftStart and SoftDim. The LW12 is the only X10 module that doesn't use a zero wire. This means it can replace a switch without having to use any extra wiring.

The AW 12 reacts to the standard X10 commands that are: "All Units On", "All Units Off", "All Lights Off" from any X-10 controller set to its house code regardless of unit code or alternatively individual unit control by "On" an "Off" commands.

House code and unit code are programmed using any X10 compatible controllers. There is an EEPROM that stores the house and unit code even when the power is cut.

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The Insteon Hub II allows you to control your home through any smartphone, tablet or aplle watch.
The Hub works in conjunction with your hhome routerrouter, smartphone or tablet, to monitor Insteon devices installed in your home. The Insteon for Hub app is available for Android and IOS for free!
Create multiple scenes, easily configurable in Hub II and create alerts by adding water leak detectors, motion detectors, door / window detectors, etc. Integrate your Sonos easily and control the sound system of your home by the Insteon app. br> The Hub II works with Amazon Alexa, a voice control interface and it´s a compatible with Stringify App.

Imagine you won't need to tell the kids any more to turn off the lights when they leave their bedroom. With the MS13E Occupancy Sensor, it will be done automatically. Imagine not having to search for a light switch in the dark. The MS13E will turn on the lights when you enter. And for the "sophisticated", with the CM15 Computer Interface you can set up macros to run when the MS13E senses "occupancy" or not. With the CM11E time-delay feature you could have sequenced lighting. So it's not only the garage or front door lights which you may wish to control by the MS13E Occupancy sensor. However, don't forget everytime a light or heater is switched off because nobody is in the room, you save money. The MS13E Motion Detector sends Wireless Radio Frequency (RF) signals to an X10 Transceiver (TM13E) or any X10 security system base receiver. The receiver then passes the signals onto your house wiring to turn on lights (or appliances) around your home. The MS13E will send a RF signal to turn off the light at the users pre-determined time. The user can set the MS13E to turn off at 1,2,4,8,16,32,64, 128 or 256 minimum later as long as no motion has been detected. Note that the MS13E has a built-in photocell that detects when it's dark. The user can select to use the photocell to only turn lights on when it's dark. In this condition the MS13E does not transmit its RF signal during daylight. Alternatively the user may choose not to use the photocell and the MS13E will transmit day and night that there is someone there. In addition, the MS13E sends signals when it detects dusk and dawn so it can turn a light on when it gets dark and turn it off when it gets light (in addition to turning lights on when it detects motion, when it's dark).

PowerHorn is used as an additional audio alarm unit for use with the Home Security System which gives an additional independent 110 decibel sound output when the security system is triggered. The PowerHorn will only trip a few seconds later after the alarm trips. It counts the sequence transmitted to flash lights connected to Lamp Modules after the lights have flashed 4 or 5 times. This prevents it from being accidentally tripped from any other X10 controller.
You can also trip the PowerHorn from any other X10 controller, which is useful in panic situations.
It can be added anywhere around the home; nobody wants to hang around when one of these activate.

This module has an On/Off output and is designed to be installed in DIN rails.

This equipment is X10 compatible and is an alternative to the EOL AD10 and AD11