Light wave RF

[Lilyrose08]

Hi all
Has anyone used light wave RF if so is it any good ?

 

[applemac]

i have used it a few times, last time was because a customer wanted a switch moving without the walls smashed in,
the first time it was a full house set up with internet,phone control.
they worked ok never had any come backs. don't forget deep boxes!

 

[Rockingit]

Its brilliant! It's versatile, modular, has all components you need for any manner of home automation, dimmers are smooooooth..... and it's very good on the £'s, too. I got asked by my wholesaler for an opinion on it before they decided to go into a deal with it, so I installed some in my own place and had a decent play. Since then it's flying off the shelves! If you're anywhere near the South West, pm me.

 

[D Skelton]

Yuk!

Cheap and naaaaasty.

Not for me

 

[Octopus]

Lightwave RF have one of the worst websites I've come across in years.

Wanted to look up a specific product earlier and just finding it was a challange!

If manufacturers want people to learn about their kit, then they need to make their websites simple!

 

[mydigitalhome]

Use a proper product that will be reliable for years to come Rako Controls

 

[D Skelton]

Use a proper product that will be reliable for years to come Rako Controls

Or even better, Lutron!

 

[Rockingit]

Yuk!

Cheap and naaaaasty.

Not for me

Sorry, am inclined to disagree. Just because Lutron is ridiculously over priced and rapidly out-moded does not make everything else cheap and nasty!

 

[D Skelton]

Sorry, am inclined to disagree. Just because Lutron is ridiculously over priced and rapidly out-moded does not make everything else cheap and nasty!

I take it you've not worked with their QS stuff yet then?