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FiveTimes replied

17 October 2008, 11:59
Originally posted by Fishface View Post

been googleing for an *ethernet* X10 home automation plug thingy...

do they exist?

one that goes straight to the router and allows me to power cycle an appliance/lights/etc.

if not - whats the next best thing or recommendations?

Have a look the link below - it has X10 stuff

linky
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Fishface replied

16 October 2008, 13:48
Originally posted by zeitghost

Gutted.

It doesn't do it any more... it's a list of boring home automation products.

Why would anyone require an X10 controlled telly?

So you can turn it on & off from another room or what?

no to turn the lights on and off at different times and to power cycle my DVR and slingbox when it freezes - whilst I am away thus the ether net connection to the router
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Fishface started a topic X10 - home automation

16 October 2008, 12:16
X10 - home automation

been googleing for an *ethernet* X10 home automation plug thingy...

do they exist?

one that goes straight to the router and allows me to power cycle an appliance/lights/etc.

if not - whats the next best thing or recommendations?
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