WIRE DUCT, google it.
Organized. 
Stupid is what stupid does. But is it stupid if it works? Really ugly work though.
What are the advantages over wireless? We renovated an old home a while back and went wireless (Lutron RA2) to avoid wiring costs and because we didn’t have a great place for the wiring closet. We have to have a couple repeater but it’s been solid. I wonder what I’m missing out on.
@Ricky
Because I don’t trust wireless devices. I like the option of swapping hardware down the road without worrying about protocols. Because I had to pull wires anyway, it was a no-brainer for me
Unclewaffl3s said:
@Ricky
Because I don’t trust wireless devices. I like the option of swapping hardware down the road without worrying about protocols. Because I had to pull wires anyway, it was a no-brainer for me
I wouldn’t trust this not to burn me alive.
@Ricky
I did field service for Lutron, and there’s a reason yours works. I was working with new stuff rated for 30’ line of sight. It confused me because it was working from 150’. I finally realized that connecting it while being at the place I was meant the proper receiver was working, and not a local one passing the signal. The 433MHz range is low-noise and generally clear, meaning your batteries should have no problem sipping the sensors at the 10-year point when they’re rated for replacement and still functioning properly. 