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| + | The PSC01 Powerflash Module is different from most other X10 modules - it sends X10 codes rather than receiving them. It can be triggered by a dry contact closure or a low voltage input (6-18 volts AC, DC, or audio). When connected to the output of a burglar alarm system or alarm panel, it can flood your house with light when the alarm is tripped. | ||
| + | This device can be activated by a magnetic window switch, photo cell, moisture sensor, motion detector, pressure switch or anything that gives a switch closure. Applications for this versatile interface are limited only by your imagination. It can trip lights directly or activate sophisticated macros in [[ActiveHome Pro]]. | ||
==Product Pages== | ==Product Pages== | ||
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==Questions== | ==Questions== | ||
[[Powerflash Setup|How do I set up my Powerflash module?]] | [[Powerflash Setup|How do I set up my Powerflash module?]] | ||
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==Related Products== | ==Related Products== | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 5 April 2007
Model: PF284 The PSC01 Powerflash Module is different from most other X10 modules - it sends X10 codes rather than receiving them. It can be triggered by a dry contact closure or a low voltage input (6-18 volts AC, DC, or audio). When connected to the output of a burglar alarm system or alarm panel, it can flood your house with light when the alarm is tripped. This device can be activated by a magnetic window switch, photo cell, moisture sensor, motion detector, pressure switch or anything that gives a switch closure. Applications for this versatile interface are limited only by your imagination. It can trip lights directly or activate sophisticated macros in ActiveHome Pro.
Product Pages
Questions
How do I set up my Powerflash module?