boz
I have a nexa per-1500 which is a similar plug which I believe is compatible with your plugs. I managed to get the nexa plug to work with Indigo, so the first step was getting the unit code..for example..
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unknown device detected (id = 0053be60-01, type = 17). Select a AC Switch from the list of devices
ensure that the AC option is enabled in the RFXcom plugin.
then created device in Indigo with a unit code of 0053be60 and house code 1
check that the on off switches control the plug. Be aware that once the rfxcom plugin is out of debug mode you won't see any messages in the log. If you are still getting an unknown device detected message then you will need to try pairing the indigo device with the nexa unit. to do this unplug the nexa unit, wait a few seconds, plug it back in and while the light on the unit is flashing press the Indigo device "on" control. I've got no idea why there appears to be an x10 signal being sent, but I see the same in my debug log.. Your log appears to be sending the correct code so it could be that indigo is not pairing with the device.
There is a chance that other protocols are interfering with the AC protocol. There is a table in the RFXcom manual which gives you an idea where conflicts can occur. So if you don't need a protocol on then switch it off.