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Latest revision as of 21:31, 30 December 2015
X10 MT14A and X10 PRO XPMT5: 64-Event LCD Plug In MiniTimer w/Signal Booster
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.
Product Pages
NEW MiniTimer Setup Videos
Troubleshooting
MiniTimer Troubleshooting Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Why won't my MiniTimer control my modules?
How many lights and appliances can I control with my MiniTimer?
Can I set a timed event on my MiniTimer that will not always go off at the exact same time?
How can I temporarily disable the Mini-Timer without deleting the stored events?