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@jkraus I did a little Google search using RPC1508-64. Several good hits. The Enphase page gave me a price around $420. There were some imdependent sources that were around $350 and EBay source in the $230 range. Obviously, there were would be an installation charge and electricians are not cheap. @NCSTATE78 Thanks. Strange that my installer (who does not have a forum id/pw) can no longer see this thread.

@NCSTATE78 I know it sounds like I am stalking you, but you appear to have solved the problems that I am also experiencing. Currently, my installer is recommedning a Gapped Ferrite (65 A) filter on 4 lines. If I recall correctly, this was a "solution" that sort of worked, but not completely. Is there an way for my installer to contact your installer to discus your specific installation to see if we are similar. I wish I knew of a way to Private Mesaage you so I could give you my email address so we could exchange the information that would better ID us for the installer communicaiton. Thanks

NCSTATE1978 on page 4 of this disccussion gives an image of the Enphase filter that solved his issues, which were the same as ours (blinking and communication lag)..

@NCSTATE78 Thanks for the quick response. My installer is also an ENPHASE installer so this might be a quick resolution. I am getting ready issue a "trouble ticket." I gave them the link to the forum topic chain so they can see all the discussions on this topic.

@bigDvette @NCSTATE78 Do you think the install of the ENPHASE Filter and/or Whole House Sure Protector provided the solution for blinking and communication issues?

Thanks for the update. I will talk to the installer tomorrow. In this thread there appears to be a couple of viable options. My electrical system has 2 breaker panels. One panel is for all of the wall outlets and one is for all the switches. There is a Surge Protector (did not see a model number) with 2 indicators labeled Line 1 and Line 2. I am assuming that is handling both panels. One of the other options talked about an Enphase Filter that sounded like it solved the problem.

Iwas wondering if there have been any updates or succesful solutions. Just installed a dual PW3 configuration and I am experiencing similar problems. In fact, the problems appear to be random. Yes - there is flickering, but it is random. Also, the IoX Console does appear to be rather slow with random communication errors. Like most of the earlier responders, I have an eisy with many insteon devices. The only deivces that appear to be prolematic are the switches - both dimmer and non-dimmer. I did have some programs that did not finction as expected tonight. They would controller both switch, wall outlets, wall "brcks" and micro devices. I also have a couple of 3-way configurations that are acting oddly right now. Probably all related to the same issue.

Turns out the factory defaults worked as desired.

Thanks. I know from the MS1 that the sensitivity was trial and error. I was hoping someone had already gone through a trial and error effort and would have some recommendations.

I have replace a Motion Senor 1 that worked great for many years with a Motion Sensor 2. I have setup the Motion Condition to "Only at Night." What value do I need for the Night Threshold parameter to ensure the Motion Senor 2 only turns on the light when it is "dark"?

@Brian HThanks for the quick response. I actually have 2 applications. In application #1, I plan to replace a photo sensor switch on the outside of the house that is now shaded by some very healthy landscape. So, if I understand your reponse correctly, in this application I would just tape off the Yellow and Purple (thanks for correcting me) wires coming out of the module. I application #2, I would like to keep the switch active, but would like to have to have the ability to activate the light from a scene in my eisy. So, if I understand your response again, I would attach the yellow wire to the load terminal of the swtich. Did I understand correctly. In application #2, what do I do with the Purple wire? Thanks again. If I would have looked at the Start Up Guide maybe my questions would have been answered.

Quick question on the installation of the 2443-222 On/Off Micro Module installation. I have looked at the installation diagrams. I understand where the load, line and neutral wires that orginally go to the switch are go with regards to the micro module. However, I am unsure where the Yellow and Blank wires from the module go. From the installation diagram, it looks like the Yellow wire from the module goes to the load post on the switch. Where does the Black (or maybe it is dark Blue) from the module go? Thanks

I have a set of lights at the end of my driveway that are turned On/Off from the Photo Electric Cell that is attached to the house. The outlet box is in the front of the house (which faces South). Over the years, the landscape has matured quite well such that it creates a rather nice shade for the Photo Cell. Occasionally, the lights will stay on well past sunrise even close to Noon. I was wondering if I could replace the Photo Cell with the Insteon Micro On-Off (2443-222) device which would be part of a Scene in my eisy that would turn on the lights at Sunset (or some time after) and turn them off at Sunrise? Thanks

i changed 2 parameters - Ramp Up/Down time and the time interval for OFF. The sensor is controlling lights in the hallway - 2-way switch configuration. To the best of my knowledge nothing other than someone in the hallway is triggering an event.

Just wondering if anyone has some good suggesitons on how to get a reasonable "long" battery life from Battery type 123 when using a Motion Sensor 2. I have several Motion Sensor 1's installed controlling outdoor lights like the driveway, patio, front door, etc. They are setup to trigger only at night. The 9v battery lasts quite a long time even in the furnace temps in the SW. I have 2 installations of Motion Sensor 2 controlling lights in hallways. The first one was installed as a Motion Sensor 1 because the ISY firmware had not been updated at the time of the installation. The 2nd Motion Sensor 2 is installed as a Motion Sensor 2 since it was installed after the firmware update. The traffic in both hallways is very similar. The first Mortion Sensor 2 battery will last as long as the 9v batteries in the Mation Sensor 1. I am lucky to get 4 weeks out of the battery in the 2nd Motion Sensor 2. Any suggestions?