Black & Decker FWMH Freewire Messenger Hub

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Black & Decker FWMH Freewire Messenger Hub

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Description:

The freewire Messenger Hub is the brain of your system. On-off signals travel from your freewire remote to the Messenger Hub and then through your home's existing wiring to the receivers to control your lights, small electronics, monitoring cameras and more. The Messenger Hub can also be used as a Lamp Receiver. Simply plug the lamp of your choice into the Messenger Hub, plug the Messenger Hub into any wall outlet and you're ready to go. No wiring required! freewire is easy to set up, but hard to live without. For use with incandescent lamps rated up to 500 watts.

Features:

The Brain of your freewire system
On-off signals travel from your freewire remote to the Messenger Hub and then through your home's existing wiring to the receivers to control your lights, small electronics, monitoring cameras and more
Lamp Receiver to remotely control any incandescent lamp rated up to 500 watts
Works with all freewire components
Easy to set up and easy to use

Product Details:

Product Length:	2.63 inches
Product Width:	7.63 inches
Product Height:	9.38 inches
Product Weight:	0.5 pounds
Package Length:	9.0 inches
Package Width:	7.5 inches
Package Height:	2.0 inches
Package Weight:	0.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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1 of 4 found the following review helpful:

OK, but many limitations Oct 11, 2004
By David K. Watson "DKW"
i bought this unit and several accessories from a B & D outlet store. I ran into some limitations and issues that severely limited the use of the system in my home. The major issue I ran into is that the room for which I bought the system is split between two power phases (this is discussed in the troubleshooting instructions), making it impossible to control the room from a single hub. The limitations I encountered had to do with the very limited usefulness of the lamp controllers (separate review) and that the receivers usually do not seem to work if plugged into a surge suppressor. Fortunately, the equipment I bought was deeply discounted at the factory outlet and I was ultimately able to find a use for all but one item (a wall switch).

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