Top 10 Best X10 Modules

Plug-in module allows control of appliances from anywhere in the house using any X10 controller. Works with fans, air conditioners, coffee pots, stereos, TVs and more. 15 amps, 13 HP, 500 watts.

Works with any X10 plug-in controller. Enables X10 remote control for a plug-in light. Module plugs into standard power outlet. Controls incandescents up to 300W. Requires TM751 Transmitter. Lamp plugs into the module. Control lamps with incandescent bulbs from anywhere in the house using any X10 remote transmitter. Dimming control for setting the proper lighting. Easy installation.

Allows remote control of any household appliance or light plugged into an X10 module. Features a built-in appliance module. Easy plug-and-use design.

Turn electronic devices on or off with a universal remote. Always come home to an air conditioned or fan-cooled home. No new wiring required.

Turn on your ceiling wall fixtures from anywhere in your house. Push Button Style X10 Relay Wall Switch . Includes X10 updated relay .. Cover plate not included. 3-Way Single Pole OnOff only Not a dimmer. NOTE This problem is most likely caused by line noise. The noise on the line stops the X10 signal from getting through so you can't turn the light on. BUT if you turn the light on from its push button, it puts a load across the line that attenuates the noise, so now you can dim or turn off the light. As soon as you turn it off, and remove the load, the noise pops back up. You need to determine the source of the noise and filter it..

X10 Compatible. Wireless system. Requires 4 AAA batteries.

Plug any device into top outlet and make it X10 controllable. Built-in wireless components. Bottom outlet is standard.

Use this module control low voltage devices such as sprinkler systems, drapery controls, garage door openers, and yard lighting. It can be set for momentary or sustained contact closure, and has a built in notification beeper..

Converts RF signals to X10 commands. Built-in appliance module. Controls up to 16 X10 receivers. Sends status reports over the power line. Plugs into a standard power outlet.

Controls a hard-wired fixture up to 15A. Supports incandescent lighting fixtures or inductive loads. Mounts in the fixture or a J box. Responds to ONOFF and ALL ONOFF commands.