hi. i have 2 questions : 1- does it supports 220v electrical system? 2- is it compatible with logitech harmony 1100 remote? thanks!
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Hi. Honestly speaking I have used in 110v electrical system. According to the Link http://www.insteon.com/2477-wall-switches.html it only supports 110v. By the other hand I have not used the logitech harmony, you should check if the remote control supports insteon. Nevertheless you can try with an Inteon IRlinc Receiver that converts IR signals from any kind of remote control into Insteon signals. Hope this helps. Regards.
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Since it is a 220V remote switch it will work on any 220V unit. Just need to stay within the proper amperage range. I use it on a Grizzly 3HP dual Dust Collector. No problems.
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It works great with remotes that use "AA" or "AAA" batreries. While not the fault of the NextGen unit, does NOT work with Harmony's 880 or 890, as these two remotes use a proprietary rechargeable battery.
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Thanks, M. Squires - much appreciated. I expect that I'll be using a Harmony remote, but presumably that just replicates the TV remote's own signal. If you find definitively that this either does or doesn't work, I'd love to know.
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This unit is 120 volts input and output. I have used similar devices with dry contact relay outputs. These had 110 volt line connection for module power and X10 signal, bu the output is a dry contact that can switch whatever voltage is required by the external device. I don't know if these exist with 220V inputs, but the 110V input version would certainly work with 220V outputs if the relay is properly rated. Search the net for X10 relay output and you will find whatever is available in the X10 world.
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The Keyboard delivered in the US uses 120VAC input and has a 12 VDC output. If you are in an area that uses 220 VAC I'm sure there are adapters for that situation. One caution, if I remember correctly the 220 VAC systems are 50 Hz, not 60 Hz as it is in North America and some converters will not work at that frequency. Get yourself a 12VDC adapter for your location.
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I don't see a 220 switch on mine. I'd contact the folks at Presonus for the answer. Looking in manual it says up to 240 but must be factory configured for country of origin.
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I looked, it has a GFI plug, and it only says 120V.I suspect it would not work with 220.
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This is a 120 volt system. It will work with 220 volt but would have to buy the proper conversion unit for it and it voids the warranty when you do that. I know a lot of people do that though as these are very popular and expensive abroad.Let us know if you have any other questions :)Thanks Dustin
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No, and I agree with Book Bear (no relation) about Harmony remotes. I have one I no longer use. One major problem with that type of remote is that when it fails (and it will) to do everything you programmed it to do you have forgotten all the steps you went through to manually do it. When you regularly use a remote like this GE you will have much less frustration in the long run. InMyHumbleOpinion. Also the harmony is a POS
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I googled it. Here's the answer. http://blog.logitech.com/2010/05/18/harmony-tips-and-tricks-creating-a-sequence-of-commands-on-a-harmony-remote/Update: Apparently this cannot be done for the Harmony 300, Harmony 900, and Harmony 1100. :-(My apologies. :-)
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yes it plugs into a 120v outlet but i dont know about the remote im guessing it would since its a non coded IR
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Mine runs on 120vlt, us current....has lasted about 4 years..still works but no longer responds to remote....
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Can u please check your voltage from your electrical outlet or try another outlet because i bought this wood remote and works great and i so impress by the perfomance i bought another one so ensure you have a proper ground also ensure the tape at th back of the remote has be complete remove if you have done that remove the cover at the back of the remote with a phillip screw driver and ensure the battery is in place once again i have bought this woods remote and it works with my lights,fan,blender,and as a senior-Technician it is the best i give it five stars.
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I have a different brand of HDMI switcher and it works well. As long as the switcher supports infrared control, it should be fine. I think Logitech has compatibility lists on their site.
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The Logitech Harmony 650 works on this TV as well as your Dish? My TV is my 2nd (UHF) TV for Dish, will it work for that as well? Thanks
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The instruction booklet with the product says to plug it ONLY into a 120 volt A.C. socket. So I guess it would not support 220. I'd suggest, however, that you contact a manufacturer with this kind of question. Perhaps they sell another version of this for use in countries outside the U.S.