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*[http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/aaaremotes/PHT02.pdf PHT02 Product Manual] | *[http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/aaaremotes/PHT02.pdf PHT02 Product Manual] | ||
*[http://www.manualslib.com/manual/486139/X10-Wireless-Technology-Mt12a.html MT12A Product Manual] | *[http://www.manualslib.com/manual/486139/X10-Wireless-Technology-Mt12a.html MT12A Product Manual] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:45, 25 February 2015
X10 MT13A and X10 PRO XPMT4: Plug In Mini Timer
The X10 MiniTimer is the easiest solution to your energy savings, lighting efficiency and home automation needs. This simple alarm clock plugs into your AC outlet and controls lights and appliances all over the house. Use it to set the scene in your living room, create atmosphere in your home theater, wake up gently in the morning, save time, money, and energy. The X10 MiniTimer makes your home smarter and more efficient.
The new MT13A MiniTimer can brighten and dim lights manually, unlike earlier models.
Product Pages
- MT10A Product Manual
- PHT02 Product Manual
- MT12A Product Manual
- XPMT1 Product Manual
- MT13A Product Manual
- XPMT4 Product Manual
- Purchase X10 MT13A
- Purchase PRO XPMT4
- Forums
Questions
How do I set up my MT10A MiniTimer?
How do I set up my MT12A or MT13A MiniTimer?
How do I review and delete stored MiniTimer events on my MT10A?
Why does my MT10A MiniTimer flash "18:88"?
Why won't my MiniTimer control my modules?
How many lights and appliances can I control with my MiniTimer?
Can I set a timer on my MT12A or XPMT1 that will not always go off at the exact same time?
Can I set a timer on my MT13A or XPMT4 that will not always go off at the exact same time?
How can I temporarily disable the Mini-Timer without deleting the stored events?