Plug in Dimmer Modules

[Crashley@gte.net]

I saw a thread on micro modules (which I think are the pug in dimmer modules) that apparently have been discontinued. Is there another brand of module that will work with the insteon hub?

[Crashley@gte.net]

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[SeanM]

Out of the box Insteon is proprietary, meaning it only works with its own brand. If you have a controller like the ISY-994i and can find an Insteon 2413S, then you can start combining things like z-wave with Insteon.

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[BLH]

The Micro Modules are not plug in. They are a wired in module. Many times in an electrical box. To control a load. Had a optional trigger input so it could also be controlled by a mechanical switch. If you want a plug in dimmer. The 2457D2 is the plug in dimmer type module.

[BetteBarrows]

Micro Modules cannot be plugged in. These modules are hooked in. In an electrical box frequently. to manage a load had a trigger input that was optional so that a mechanical switch could also be used to control it. If you want a dimmer that plugs in. The plug-in dimmer type module is the 2457D2.

[veinjuggle]

Micro Modules cannot be plugged in. These modules are hooked in. In an electrical box frequently. to manage a load had a trigger input that was optional so that a mechanical switch could also be used to control it. If you want a dimmer that plugs in. The plug-in dimmer type module is the 2457D2.

Many thanks! But Is there a different brand of module that can be used in conjunction with the Insteon hub?

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