Insteon Dimmer Outlet Installation
In this video, I show you how to install and set up an Insteon Dimmer Outlet. I also show you how to connect the device to your Insteon Hub and create a scene that allows you to control the outlet from an Insteon Keypad.
This device works just like a plug-in dimmer module but it's permanently wired-in. It's great for hard-to-reach places like this shelf in my family room.
Insteon Dimmer Outlet
- World's First Remote Controllable Dimmable Receptacle!
- Winner of the 2012 Electronic House Products of the Year Award
- Elegant, built-in, clean and professional look for remote control of lamps
- One remotely controllable outlet and one standard (always on) outlet
- Tamper-resistant shutter mechanism for protection against improper object insertion and electric shock
- Controllable outlet supports “load sense” – manually switching load on (at load) will turn outlet on
- Auto-off, Over temp sensor
- Insteon Hub Pro enables this device to work with HomeKit technology
- This product is an Insteon Dual-Band device
- Works with Amazon Alexa for voice control (Insteon Hub required; Alexa device and Insteon Hub each sold separately)
- Also available in Ivory, Almond, Light Almond, Brown, Black and Gray
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If you're new to Insteon, I recommend starting with the Insteon Hub as part of a Starter Kit.
You can buy the Insteon Dimmer Outlet and other devices on Amazon or at Smarthome.
Hello, I love your videos they are excellent and very easy for a non “techs” person like me to follow. I have a question about the hubs range. I am getting ready to build a house I would like for my electrician to wire in Insta Jan switches and capable outlets throughout the house. I am capable of setting up the hub and scenes by following your video. My house is large (6,000sqft) and very wide (140′). WI ll the hub still be able to reach switches and plugs if the hub is set up on the far end of the house and has to penetrate multiple walls?
Hi Lance. I forwarded your question directly to my contact at Insteon and here was his reply:
Thanks,
Chris