Perfect for Locations without a Switch

Whether you're planning to install recessed lighting or have already done so, you don't need to go through the hassle of running the wiring for a new wall switch. By installing an In-Line in a fixture box, you'll be able to control the lights from any location in your home. Simply install the In-Line in the fixture box, link it manually or via HouseLinc - Insteon Desktop Software, and you'll be able to turn lights on and off and dim them using any Insteon-compatible controller. For maximum personalized control, wire an In-Line to each non-switched light for the ultimate in mood settings.

Adjustable Ramp Rate

Adjust the speed at which the controlled light turns on or off, also known as the ramp rate. For example, you may want the light in the stairwell to turn on instantly so you can see where you're walking. Alternatively, you may want the light in the bedroom to ramp up in a soft, gentle fashion so you're not blinded in the middle of the night. The ramp rate is adjustable between 0.1 second and 9 seconds if programmed locally. The ramp rate can extend up to 8 minutes (for a simulated sunrise or sunset) if programmed using software such as HouseLinc. This is a great addition to your morning alarm, slowly turning the light on to help you wake up.

Easy to Program

Programming an In-Line can be easily done a couple of different ways. The Tap method is best for your initial setup. Simply go into linking mode on any Insteon-compatible controller and then press the set button on the In-Line for 3 seconds; the load and the status LED will flash. You are now linked and can control the In-Line from the controller of your choice. Keep in mind that once installed in a fixture, the In-Line will not be easily accessible, thus making new links and scene programming difficult. We recommend using software such as HouseLinc 2 - Insteon Desktop Software to manage the links of your In-Line after it is installed. Remember, you will need to have the Insteon ID in order to program with software.

Scene Lighting

Scenes allow you to control multiple lights, rooms or even the whole home with a single command. Because the In-Line Dimmer can be a member of more than 400 scenes (i.e. "Movie Time," "Party," "Romance," etc.), you'll be able to launch various lighting scenarios with a single button press. These are elegant features usually found only in systems costing tens of thousands of dollars and requiring extensive rewiring of your home. All member lights can ramp to your independently desired brightness levels at your chosen ramp rate(s). So one set of lights can dim slowly, while another set turns off instantly, all controlled with one command from one button. If you want to control multiple scenes from one controller, we suggest the Insteon Dimmer Keypad (2334-xxx).

Dual-Band

In-Line is dual band so it has the ability to communicate using both the electrical wires in the home (powerline) as well as using radio frequency (RF). This increases reliability not only for In-Line but for all devices on an Insteon home control network (similar to the function of an Access Point).

Non-Volatile Memory

All In-Line Dimmer settings are stored in non-volatile memory and are not lost during power failures. Additionally, in the event of a power loss, the In-Line Dimmer will return to its last brightness level when power is restored.

Guides and Manuals

• General Support
  • insteon.com/dimmer-in-linelinc
• Quick Start Guide
  • cache.insteon.com/documentation/2475DA1qs.pdf
• Owner's Manual
  • cache.insteon.com/documentation/2475DA1-en.pdf