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Is anyone still using this system?  OnQ/Legrand stopped developing the product and sold it to Stewart Electronics.  They maintained it for many years, but now they have also dropped this product line.   My house has 104 switches and when a few failed I decided to reverse engineer replacement...

Here is an update on an old topic...   I have an Onkyo TX-NR708 and I need to monitor power status to turn on my SubWoofer AMP and raise my center channel speaker.  I used to use this current sensor http://www.phenixcontrols.com/Current_Sensor/9993/, but when I turned on the Ethernet based...

Hi Guys, after many many months, I am just about ready to turn on my ALC system. I have 158 switches (99 loads and 59 AUXes) on 4 branches wired through 12 branch hubs. Each switch has its own CAT5 wired into the box and covered with insulating heat shrink tubing to satisfy the local inspector...

Is anyone using these shades? How do you integrate with them? RS-485 (unsupported), HAI+Homeworks, or the simple CCI relay interface... Thanks -- Bob P.S. My research indicated someone asked this question in May of 2006 with no answer. Hopefully I'll have better luck in May of 2010.

I'm looking for a water meter I can use inside my house to monitor water usage (just like I use the Brultech ECM-1240 to monitor electricity usage). Unfortunately I haven't been able to find anything, and I'm hoping someone here can help. I would like a 2" Positive Displacement meter with a...

Has anyone used ALC switches on the exterior of your house? Can you use a waterproof cover? What about using a low voltage AUX switch and leaving the HV switch inside? --Bob

I purchased a few switches from both systems and installed them temporarily in my house for some hands on evaluation. Here are the results: UI similarities: both switches have essentially the same user interface: Single On Click - light comes up to preset. DBL ON Click - light to full on...

I understand that some fluorescents are dimmable, but you need a special ballast and a special dimmer (three-wire or four-wire). Are there any automated lighting systems which support such dimmers? Thanks -- Bob

I'm considering this lighting system, and I was wondering if you guys could answer some questions about it: How do the buttons work? (You'd think they'd describe this on www.edt.biz). I assume they behave like normal, press the top, light goes on. Press the bottom, light goes off. Push and...