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Wiring Guide

Thursday, 29 January 2004


Version 1.02 (Last updated August 2007) 

 

Welcome to the Automated Home Wiring Guide. This guide documents the installation of the various wiring systems around our new "automated" home. Hopefully the information will be helpful to others faced with the same task, or provide inspiration to those considering it. I'm a firm believer that a picture can paint a thousand words so wherever possible I have included photographs. I hope you enjoy reading this and I'd love to hear from you if you have any comments or suggests ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it )
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xPL New How-To Guides

Monday, 8 September 2003

 

The xPL team have published three new how-to guides on their website. The xPLHal guide is very comprehensive and includes screenshots - xPL for Dummies. The other guides are a work in progress and will be updated over the coming days...

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Invisible X10 LD11/AD10 retrofit

Sunday, 8 June 2003

Submission by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it - Always wanted that expensive feeling of push button lights on/off switching/dimming, here's how I did it : first of all it required some fishing down of 2 extra wires (1 would do it as well but I wanted to adhere to some color coding standards)from the (existing) light bulb to the switch controlling it. If you can't get this done, check out the X10 micromodules - which are more expensive (and they don't have dimmers yet)... Read More...

Automated VIOM Central Heating - Review

Tuesday, 13 May 2003

 

Submission by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it - Well it took a long time to get round to it; it was always one of those things on the list. But it's done now and it even works. So what did I do? Our central heating system is not typical and is also quite extensive so it looked as if I needed a custom solution. We have 6 separate zones: 4 for the heating and 2 for hot water (see the picture of the pumps)...

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Central Heating Automation - Review

Tuesday, 13 May 2003

 

Submission by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it - After moving into Orchard House, we soon realised how much you take little things for granted. In our previous house the Central Heating Controller had been in the kitchen and both my Wife and I frequently made use of the "+1 Hr" buttons for both Heating and Hot Water. In Orchard House however, the controller was upstairs inside the airing cupboard. Now it's not a big house, but that was still more of a walk than I thought was strictly necessary ;-) I considered relocating the Controller, but there were no easy cable runs for the Mains cables required. Having recently installed a Comfort alarm, I'd been considering what I could use the Digital Outputs for. Slowly I managed to put 2 and 2 together and get close to 4. I'd install some relays that could control the Heating (240V) on the Comfort Outputs (12V). A 12V cable from Comfort into the airing cupboard was much easier....

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