Wireless Light Switch and Receiver Kit, 2 transmitters Waterproof Remote, Add Wall Switch for Patio Lights Outdoor (2 switches 1 Receiver)

This item uses the word "switch" differently than most of us in the U.S. understand it. I would call the item that installs in the electrical wiring box, and connects to the 120-volt wiring, the "switch," but this company calls it the "receiver." It does indeed receive radio signals from the remote or remotes, so that's technically correct. And what I call the remote, analogous to our other wireless handheld things that control our TV, DVD player, garage door opener, etc., this company calls the "switch." Nothing is wrong with their nomenclature, just go with their use of the words.The directions for installation are in tiny print and not in colloquial English. They fail to emphasize that it is the installation of the "receiver" into the electrical junction box, and connecting it to the correct wires, that is the tricky part of putting this useful thing into place. The warning to TURN OFF POWER to the circuit you are working on is not as prominent as it should be. Wiring the receiver is easy if you have a little experience with house wiring, but not so much if this is your first time to open an electrical junction box to replace a switch or outlet.Now the good part - the wireless "switch" is ready to go out of the box, and once you decide where to put it, installation with the adhesive strip takes just a few seconds. Then you have a switch where you want it, not where the electrician who wired your house put it.The amazingly good part - I wanted to take the switch apart to mount it with screws, because permanent adhesive strips for me don't last very long. There were no directions for disassembling the switch, so I emailed the company. They actually made me a short video on how to pop the switch open, and sent it to me! Best customer support ever!

I actually needed a plug dongle, not one that installed in light fixture because the light in the room is actually a switched plug connect to 2 lamps. Couldn't find a "2 switch w/ 1 receiver plug" combo (making the combo a 3-way equivalent solution) so I took the receiver and mounted it in a small project box, cut off the 2 ends of a lamp extension cord as pig tails hanging out of the box, left a hole in top to be able to push the pairing button, a small hole for antenna to hang out. Used the supplied wire connectors for connections in the box and used cable ties around the cord pigtails to keep them from pulling out of the box. Voila! - I had a receiver for the switched plug with a switch at the door and one at the bed.(See diagram)Pairing and setting up took seconds! They work GREAT! And they look great.

Purchased this after 3 other products failed to do what they claimed, which was activate wirelessly at a distance. I have this outfitted to my detached garage lights. The receiver (located in the attic of the garage) is approximately 30' away from the remote (that is just inside the back door to the house) and it actually works, every time. I placed the secondary remote inside the detached garage in case I was out in the garage during the day, and could turn the garage lights on at night to be able to see to lock the door and have my walk path lit. Then when back inside, easily turn them off. Allowed me to not have to bury cable underground to accomplish the same thing. I am running 2 - 9 watt LED bulbs on the circuit.

Ordered one and it quit working only after a couple times. I contacted the company and they were very apologetic and after explaining the circuit I had it on the were real quick to send me another one. I installed it and it has been working ever since. Very easy to set up and the switches are nice and thin. The only reason for just 4 stars is the first one quit working but they were quick to replace it for free

In replacing lighting in our new house built in 1961, I came across a hall light with a three way circuit where all the wires in the box had char marks on them. Moving them even a little caused the coating to fall off. Scary stuff.I wrapped all paired wires with electric tape and put them in a plastic junction box just above the original metal one. Tapped a live wire from another lightning circuit to install the new light with these switches to operate it.Could hardly been any easier.

I thought this was a cost effective product for my closet light. I was surprised to see an electrical product with no 3rd party safety certifications on it such as UL, CSA, ETL etc. I was not going to take the chance in my home on an electrical product that had not be evaluated for fire, shock, etc safety. CE is not an approval for such. I returned it.

Followed the instruction manual and couldn't get it to work. Through trial and error I figured it out. After wiring it up and turning the power back on I had to push and hold the button on the receiver until it blinked. While blinking I pushed the button on the remote switch and it then turned the light off and on.

I am a very experienced electrician with 16+ years in business. Many times I need a quick and easy way of making 3-way, 4-way, "multiple-way" light switches. And instead of opening walls and running wires (which can be almost impossible to do), I just get this product to my clients.Very easy to install, very reliable, long lasting batteries - that's all what people need. Yes, I definitely recommend this product to others!