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Home Automation

SR9231 Works with all X10 Wireless Security

and RF Automation products (except

the POWERMID). Increases the RF

range by up to 30m.

* Test button

* Range 30M

* 230V, 50Hz

* suitable for HA and Security

products

RF 433MHz Signal Repeater

TF678 The X-10 signal blocker filter is

designed to be installed at the input

of the consumer unit breaker panels

or fuse boxes. This allows X10 signals to

pass between different wiring circuits,

but prevents them for leaving the

household and interfering with X10

equipment in nearby homes. It also

prevents other signals or interferences

from penetrating into the house

network from outside.

* 200A Filter/Coupler

* Same features as FD10

* 230V, 50Hz

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PLCAUTO Test Equipment for signal strength or

noise levels. These devices exist to

help installers test the design and set-

up of any X10 system for reliability.

* XPTT: Sends a continuous X10

command signal transmission from

the location where it is plugged in.

* XPTR: Measures the strength of

X10 command signals throughout

the home

These devices simply plug-in and

are recommended for testing all

X10 installations.

PLC Auto Test Set (Rec+Trans)

UPU The UPU is and indispensable tool for

the proficient installation of In Wall

modules. With this programming unit,

the In Wall modules can be easily

programmed. Furthermore, the In Wall

modules commands can be sent and

received and shown in the display. In

addition, the intensity of the signal

and noise level can be measured. In

this way, it is possible to inspect the

lighting network before the system is

installed, isolate any interference with

a filter and to test modules at the

moment of fitting. Finally, the

complete installation can be tested

before it is handed over to the

resident.

* Easy to read LCD display

* Transmits and receives X10 signals

* Makes commands that have

been sent visible

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