Xref: utzoo misc.consumers.house:9331 sci.electronics:9288 Path: utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!cs.utexas.edu!rutgers!att!cbnewse!markbl From: markbl@cbnewse.ATT.COM (mark.s.blumenthal) Newsgroups: misc.consumers.house,sci.electronics Subject: Re: Garage Door Opener light control accessory. Summary: product sources, home automation Message-ID: <12417@cbnewse.ATT.COM> Date: 5 Jan 90 08:52:14 GMT References: <1224@wrgate.WR.TEK.COM> <1011@rsiatl.UUCP> Distribution: usa Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories Lines: 43 >I just purchased one of those "Light Control" units from sears so I >could control my garage lights from the 3 button garage door transmitter. >Once I got it home, I discovered that it is for "Incandescent Lights ONLY" >up to 500 watts. I have florescent lights in my garage. I would still like >to use this thing, therefore, what are the recommendations from the net? Assuming that the Sears lighting controls are X-10 compatible (Radio Shack Plug- n-Power, BSR, X10 Powerhouse, etc.) as is the Stanley Lightmaker stuff (I'm almost positive it is), you can purchase one of the following: Leviton "Decora Electronic Controls" devices: #6291 Wall Switch module, #6375 Fluorescent Fixture Relay Module #6227 Wall Receptacle Module X-10 Powerhouse: #SR227 Wall Receptacle #AM486 2-prong Appliance Module #AM466 3-prong Appliance Module Radio Shack: #61-2685 Wall Outlet "remote outlet" #61-2681 plug-in appliance module Stanley Lightmaker series: plug-in appliance module Sears Home Control devices: plug-in appliance module Wall Receptacle Module If you have any questions on home automation, controlled lighting systems, home remote control systems, whole-house audio/video systems, or voice-control home automation and security, OR you would like information on monthly publications or product sources on theses subjects, please call or write: Mark Blumenthal (no electronic mail please) 30W 080 Glenhurst Court Warrenville, IL 60555 Phone 708/393-3038 -Mark Blumenthal