Simply Automated ZS22-BN - Dual Rocker for US2-40 Dimmer Base- Brown

Simply Automated ZS22-BN - Dual Rocker for US2-40 Dimmer Base- Brown Review

The latest technology in lighting and appliance control is UPB - Universal Powerline Bus. UPB is a robust technology that uses the existing powerlines in your home to send command signals. This allows you to turn lights on and off remotely, from remote switches, computer interface, and whole house controllers.The new UPB devices from Simply Automated are the first available to the general public, and asiHome is among the first to offer these great new devices.UPB devices feature two-way communication, so not only can you send signals to a remote device, you can also receive acknowledgment that the signal was received. In addition, a UPB system can have over 62,000 individual devices (we recommend keeping your system to less than 500).This rocker is designed for use wiith US220 dimmer bases and allows you to quickly change the color and functionality of the switch. One rocker controls the switch, the other allows you to control a remote UPB device. Rockers are avalable in Almond, Ivory and White.

Simply Automated ZPCI-W Universal Wired In Phase Coupler

Simply Automated ZPCI-W Universal Wired In Phase Coupler Review

Simply Automated ZPCI-W Universal Wired In Phase Coupler Feature

• Wire-In Phase Coupler (PN: ZPCI-W) fits a standard electrical junction box. Boosts signals between phases in a home.
• Universal design passes UPB, X10 and other higher frequency powerline signals
• Makes ultra-reliable Universal Powerline Bus (UPB) technology even more robust. No new wiring needed!
• Simply Automated devices can transmit and receive lighting scene commands with other UPB dimmers, UPB plug-in modules, UPB fixture modules and/or other devices - can control virtually any device that connects to AC power wiring anywhere in the home.
• To ensure a proper installation your home should be no more than 2500 square feet and have only one breaker panel. A phase coupler is required in some home installations. Not intended for use in multi-dwelling (condo, apartment, duplex) units.

Are Universal Powerline Bus (UPB)-controlled lights or appliances in one area of your house having trouble receiving signals from UPB transmitters in another area of the house? Because most homes have 2-phase 220V power that splits into two separate 110V