X-10 Pro Master Dimmer Switch Model XPD3-IW

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X-10 Pro Master Dimmer Switch Model XPD3-IW

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SKU:

RZ-51SK-5F35

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Description:

The XPD3 (3-way master/single pole) Incandescent Dimmer Module is designed to control incandescent loads with a rating of between 50W and 500W. Lamps rated below 50W may flicker or operate erratically. A Companion Switch (XPSS) is available for three and four-way operation. A removable decorative paddle is located on the Wall Dimmer Module for local ON/OFF and BRIGHTEN/DIM control. A power cutoff switch located only on the Wall Dimmer Module, directly below paddle, is provided for bulb changing. Rated at 120VAC, 500 watts. Includes both white and ivory colored switch plates. Uses standard Decora trim plates (not included).

Features:

Controls incandescent loads 50 and 500 Watt (Max)
Can be Single Pole switch or 3 & 4 way master control
Must use Model XPSS for slave (sold separately).
Supplied as White and Ivory
Cannot be used to control appliances or fluorescent lamps

Product Details:

Package Length:	4.9 inches
Package Width:	3.1 inches
Package Height:	2.4 inches
Package Weight:	0.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 1.0

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Garbage Feb 19, 2012
By Jack Tester
I ordered three of these along with some other gear as my first foray into X10 home automation. I've installed it all, and now I will painstakingly uninstall it all and ship it to the highest bidder on ebay.
This is absolute mickeymouse garbage. Regardless of the actual X10 functionality, the fit, finish, and feel of the switch is a joke. You will be embarrassed (I hope) to have your parents over, have guests, or see your wife's reaction when she presses the button on this thing. Some specifics:
It looks like a rocker switch, but it's not. That's fake. It's a PRETEND rocker. Really. That stupid. Instead, it's on a spongy awkward spring that sometimes presses a button, and sometimes triggers the dimmer function. When you press it, the following happens:
35% of the time: nothing. But you'll get this spongy goofy feel from it to raise your blood pressure
20%: nothing, plus a corner of the fake rocker switch will jam under the switch housing until you press the opposite corner to pop it out
10%: the lights will turn on - kinda as you intended.. except they will fade in. Real nice and romantic, when you want to grab a pair of underwear out of the closet and get out the door.
25%: the lights will come on at a super dim setting.. so you can readjust/set the entire thing again
10%: the lights will come on and fade out and turn off
I wish they would charge double and make something with some level of pride or craftsmanship

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