Re: Does leviton make anything better than the leviton 6381 that ramps up from 0% when turned on?
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Posted by The Alien on November 3, 2005, 9:41 pm
Please log in for more thread options back down to zero when you are done with it! It's not a leviton but it SURE is sweet! Don't know what a "LM14A" is? Google it! On 16 Jul 2003 14:50:32 -0700, roveer@erols.com (Roveer) scratched with their pencil: ------------------------------------------------ Autobot This Spammers! mailto:postmaster@127.0.0.1 (to reply to actual address, dispense the dots before and after sirname. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Mitch on November 4, 2005, 12:01 am
Please log in for more thread options as 2380, but no transmit) or the leviton 2201. They're about the least expensive, "reliable" X10 dimmers you'll find (they both have ramp up/down). The LM14A (a lamp module) isn't comparable to the switches that you're talking about. Also, it's from X10 Inc. -- a manufacturer to be avoided whenever possible ;-) Mitch The Alien wrote: > If you can, try the LM14A. It ramps up slowly from zero and ramps
> back down to zero when you are done with it! It's not a leviton but > it SURE is sweet! > > Don't know what a "LM14A" is? Google it! > > > > On 16 Jul 2003 14:50:32 -0700, roveer@erols.com (Roveer) scratched > with their pencil: > > >>I'm looking for dimmer x10 compatible dimmer switches that ramp up
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>>from 0% when turned on/off and I've tried the 6381 and the smarthome
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>>2380. The leviton is really mushy and it's really only a switch
>>modified to be a fake toggle. Does leviton make anything better? I >>want to see if my electrician can get them cheap. The smarthome >>2380's are pretty expensive but have a nice feel to them. >> >>Thanks, >> >>Roveer >
> > > > ------------------------------------------------ > Autobot This Spammers! > mailto:postmaster@127.0.0.1 > (to reply to actual address, dispense the dots before > and after sirname. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Mark Thomas on November 4, 2005, 10:58 am
Please log in for more thread options I guess you subscribe to the "better late than never" posting
philosophy. I'm willing to bet the poster already has a solution by now. The Alien wrote: > If you can, try the LM14A. It ramps up slowly from zero and ramps
> back down to zero when you are done with it! It's not a leviton but > it SURE is sweet! > > Don't know what a "LM14A" is? Google it! > > On 16 Jul 2003 14:50:32 -0700, roveer@erols.com (Roveer) scratched > with their pencil: > > >I'm looking for dimmer x10 compatible dimmer switches that ramp up
> >from 0% when turned on/off and I've tried the 6381 and the smarthome > >2380. The leviton is really mushy and it's really only a switch > >modified to be a fake toggle. Does leviton make anything better? I > >want to see if my electrician can get them cheap. The smarthome > >2380's are pretty expensive but have a nice feel to them. > > > >Thanks, > > > >Roveer | |||||||||||||
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Posted by The Alien on November 4, 2005, 9:22 pm
Please log in for more thread options I've been know to be "behind the times" or worse! hehehe!
On 4 Nov 2005 07:58:58 -0800, "Mark Thomas" scratched with their pencil: >I guess you subscribe to the "better late than never" posting
>philosophy. I'm willing to bet the poster already has a solution by >now. > >The Alien wrote: >> If you can, try the LM14A. It ramps up slowly from zero and ramps
>> back down to zero when you are done with it! It's not a leviton but >> it SURE is sweet! >> >> Don't know what a "LM14A" is? Google it! >> >> On 16 Jul 2003 14:50:32 -0700, roveer@erols.com (Roveer) scratched >> with their pencil: >> >> >I'm looking for dimmer x10 compatible dimmer switches that ramp up
>> >from 0% when turned on/off and I've tried the 6381 and the smarthome >> >2380. The leviton is really mushy and it's really only a switch >> >modified to be a fake toggle. Does leviton make anything better? I >> >want to see if my electrician can get them cheap. The smarthome >> >2380's are pretty expensive but have a nice feel to them. >> > >> >Thanks, >> > >> >Roveer ------------------------------------------------ Autobot This Spammers! mailto:postmaster@127.0.0.1 (to reply to actual address, dispense the dots before and after sirname. | |||||||||||||
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>from 0% when turned on/off and I've tried the 6381 and the smarthome
>2380. The leviton is really mushy and it's really only a switch
>modified to be a fake toggle. Does leviton make anything better? I
>want to see if my electrician can get them cheap. The smarthome
>2380's are pretty expensive but have a nice feel to them.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Roveer