Hi,
Does somebody has an experience with those guys
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I was looking at their website and they have some nice diy packages with good prices.I will appreciate your advice.
Thanks lubeto
DIY Home Auto
May 08, 2008
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The only thing that stands out is their high pricing. You can save a lot of money by buying the same products from
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I thought that their prices are low. I got quoted for the same systems $1000s more from home auto installers.
Thanks for the info BruceR.
I cheeked Worthington, but they sell only to business. Unfortunately they do not deal with end users
If you clicked "STORE" you'd have seen a "Consumer" tab which takes you to:
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Similar pricing - still better than the place you posted.
lt wrote:
How hard is to program a HAI system. Those guys provide free programming for life or at least they say that they do.
I met couple of installers and system integrators that were selling self install systems from HAI at home improvement shows. they were expansive comparing with LGT. I also did a estimate with milehighautomation.com that was also expensive.
I will fill up the form wit LGT, just curious how much will be their price comparing with Worthington. I will post updates
Thank you for your help BruceR
lubeto
It looks that the big items from lgtsystems.com like Omni controllers have lower prices than asihome.com.
What it looks like is you're spamming for lgt.
Opps you got me.
Sir,
I am not spamming or advertising for anybody. I have limited amount of funds for a home automation systems. I am just trying to fine the most economical way of doing it. Just look the difference in the prices from the different vendors, sometimes they you see a 100-300% difference.
Oh, bullshit!
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This comming from the best bullshiter in the world is the seal of proof!!
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