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21 January 2017
X10 Pro XPCR cuts through the (electrically) noisy world
1 of 1 found this helpful I've been ready to give up on X-10 numerous times. Switching power supplies are everywhere in our homes: each "wall wart" plug-in power supply for your tablet, smart phone, battery charger and 100 other examples all add electrical noise and interference to your power lines. Someone probably designed the XPCR because they saw the impending extinction of X-10 from a lot of more reliable but expensive challengers, like Z-wave, Insteon, Zigbee etc. If you follow a few simple guidelines, this unit should serve you well. Locate the XPCR and your X-10 controller close to each other AND your circuit breaker panel. Both my controller (a CM-15A unit) and the XPCR are connected about 15 feet away from my circuit panel in the basement. Very simply, the XPCR seems to have a tuned filter which only lets through the frequencies that your X-10 controller transmits on. These frequencies are sent to transistors in the XPCR that amplify the X-10 commands. Those amplified commands are sent on to your X-10 devices through your circuit panel and home's wiring. It has solved every intermittent X-10 problem in my 3000 square foot 3 story house.