Reviews

X10 Mini Controller – Review

The Mini Controller (MC460) allows up to 8 individual or groups of modules to be controlled. The modules can be…

The X10 Maxi Controller (SC503) can control all 16 unit addresses on any one house code with individual buttons. The…

The long awaited CM12U finally reaches the UK. On receiving the unit you open the box to find a CD…

"Smartlinc's innovative Touchlinc 4.0 Touchscreen controller lets you easily control all of your home systems" Well that's what the marketing…

The PHC03/SD533 SunDowner controller is that venerable old trooper the MC460 mini-controller, but with one crucial difference - it's had…

The MT7222/MT10 (why is it that every X10 module has about a million different model numbers?) is the bastard offspring…

Ah ha, spent all that time on Napster and Gnutella, downloaded all those songs and now realised that you can…

The Futronix "P400" Lighting Controller is a feature packed unit capable of controlling 4 circuits of lighting by a compact…

What Are They? - As peoples lifestyles and expectations get ever more sophisticated, consumers expect to be able to…

What the Heck? Yesterday a package arrived containing a prototype of a new X10 device, the IR543AH. So what the…

Submission by Mark Stainton-James - The Visonic PowerMax is a wireless burglar alarm system, with some useful features for home…

My good mate Darren has the "Daddy" of all Cable Testers. It's a Fluke something-or-other and it's amazing! It can…

The Marmitek AWM2 micro-module is the first to market of the new breed of modules supporting ACT's A10 (Advanced X10)…

After initially appearing in the summer of 1996 the (then) Nokia 9000 was priced at around £1,200.00 Thankfully things have…