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There are several types of automation products available that are compatible with LinuxMCE. Usually, they work by sending signals through the home's power lines.

**Sections**
Automation	Lights	Appliances	Thermostats	Irrigation
X10	X10 Hardware Installation	X10 LinuxMCE Configuration	X10 Troubleshooting
Insteon	Insteon Hardware Installation	Insteon LinuxMCE Configuration	Insteon Troubleshooting
Z-Wave	Z-Wave Hardware Installation	Z-Wave LinuxMCE Configuration	Z-Wave Troubleshooting

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	There are several types of automation products available that are compatible with LinuxMCE. Usually, they work by sending signals through the home's power lines.		There are several types of automation products available that are compatible with LinuxMCE. Usually, they work by sending signals through the home's power lines.