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August 31, 2026 4 min read
Installation and wiring guide for the X10 PRO PLW01 Wall Dimmer Switch — a remote-controllable incandescent lighting dimmer receiver, part of the X10 PRO power-line control system.
Installation and wiring instructions for the X10 Pro PLW01 Wall Dimmer Switch — a wireless-remote-controllable dimmer receiver for incandescent lighting, part of the X10 PRO power-line control system.
The PLW01 Wall Dimmer Switch controls incandescent bulbs only, rated 40–500W. Bulbs rated below 40W may flicker or operate erratically. A local pushbutton provides On/Off control and manual bright/dim operation. A Power Cutoff Switch located directly below the On/Off pushbutton is provided for bulb changing — both switches should line up for normal operation.
DO NOT USE WITH: appliances, motors, low voltage lights, or fluorescent lights.
Specific Requirements: 120VAC, 40–500W, incandescent bulbs only.
House Code Dial — Letters A–P. Unit Number Dial — Numbers 1–16. Each X10 Receiver Module is set to a unique (or shared) Unit Number. Each X10 Controller operating a specific set of Receiver Modules must be set to the same Letter Code as the Receivers it controls. Responds to the ALL LIGHTS ON command.
Electrical Protocol: Most residential homes are wired split-phase — each 120V phase is not directly connected to the other. If a Receiver doesn't respond to a remote Controller after installation, check that the breaker serving the Receiver is on the same phase as the Controller; the breaker can be moved to the opposite phase if needed. Alternatively, install a Phase Coupler to improve remote communication throughout the home (see x10pro.com > Technical Support > PLC Troubleshooting).
A 3-Way/4-Way system means two or more existing wall switches operating one light (or set of lights). In a "Create New" installation, there are no traveler wires between switches — the XPT2D Transmitter connects to HOT and NEUTRAL only and communicates with the Master Switch via existing power wiring. The XPT2D provides ON/OFF and Bright/Dim control.
Additional XPT2D Wall Transmitter Switches can be added for 4-Way or greater systems — each needs a switch box with power and connects to HOT and Neutral.
Two Year Limited Warranty. thehomeautomationstore.com (THAS), a division of Authinx Inc., warrants this product to be free from defective material and workmanship for two years from the original date of purchase at retail. THAS will repair or replace, at its sole discretion, a defective product returned within the warranty period with proof of purchase. For warranty service: call 1-888-423-8972, visit www.thehomeautomationstore.com, or email info@thehomeautomationstore.com.
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