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Honeywell Appliance Module
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This product has been discontinued.
3 Pin, 120 Volts AC, 60Hz, 300 Watts, , 1/3HP maximum, resistive load (15A), motor load (1/3HP), incandescent lamp (500W), TV (400W), for indoor use only. Honeywell FAQ
Appliance modules are connected to your Honeywell Wireless Home Security System to provide control of lights or small appliances. They plug into electrical outlets and control power to the devices that you plug into them. You can use them to turn on a small appliance or lamp at scheduled times or when a specific system sensor is activated.
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You can also turn appliances on or off as a group by using the Keychain Remote Control or the Handheld Remote Control. An appliance module can be plugged into any 110-volt electrical outlet that is not controlled by a switch. Appliance modules use the household power wiring to receive signals from the Honeywell Wireless Home Security System control panel.
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- X10 Compatible
- Automatically turns appliances and lights on and off for convenience.
- Appliance modules can be used to control fluorescent lights, transformer-operated low voltage plug-in lights, lights with built-in dimming controls, and small appliances such as radios, small window air conditioners, televisions, stereos, fans, and air cleaners.
- Installation of appliance modules requires no special wiring. Easy plug-in installation.
- Appliance modules utilize existing household wiring to receive control signals from the Home Security System control panel.
You Need to Know:
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- Each appliance module must be added to the Home Security System control panel equipment list before it can operate as part of the system.
- The switch of any device that is plugged into an appliance module must be left in the on position to be controlled by the system.
- An appliance module will not operate if it is unplugged, if it is plugged into a switched outlet that is turned off, or if the household power fails.
- Appliance modules must be plugged into outlets that are on the same phase (branch) of the electrical system as that of the Home Security System control panel.
- Appliance modules will not respond to "All lights on" commands, and will not turn on during an alarm.
- Appliance modules are designed to control only small appliances and incandescent or fluorescent lights (see the maximum capacities in the specifications listed on this page).
- Appliance modules should be tested every week to verify that they are working properly.
| Specifications |
| Inductive Capacity | 500W (400W for televisions) |
| Resistive Capacity | 1800W |
| Horsepower Capacity | 1/3 Hp. motors |
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