ELECTOP Wireless Remote Control Switch AC 90V-264V, Wireless RF Switch 30A Relay Light Switch with 984ft 328ft Long Range Remote Controls for Outdoor Lighting Dust Collector System Pump Motor Fan etc

The media could not be loaded. The whole house fan at my home was installed professionally with a remote that doesn’t need batteries. It worked for about a year and stopped responding. Got this RF relay and it took me about an hour to install, including few breaks to stretch my back. Fortunately there was a power turn off switch installed close to the fan, so I didn’t have to turn the circuit off. After testing for the presence of electricity, I was able to connect the neutral and power lines from the romex cable to the input, and the output neutral and power to the fan. Only connected the high speed wire (black) of the fan and capped off the low speed (red) wire. The remotes come paired and works great! See the included video of testing the mini remote in the attic.

Worked at over 200 feet from outside house to inside. Next step is installing in waterproof box to control sprinkler system remotely.UPDATE 1/4/2021: Been wanting this for years! So far no failures since August. Still works at 200 feet. Installed in outdoor rated box along with 240 v relay (__wired in parallel to the existing timer box__) to control sprinkler pump remotely (zones change using a K-Rain 6000 4-zone indexing valve). The advantage comes when working on a sprinkler head on the other side of the yard (100ft sq) -- on the other side of the house -- I don't have to run back and forth to test the new sprinkler head -- just click through the other 3 zones to the zone I'm working on. Anytime I want to do extra watering outside the normal timer-controlled times/days, I just click on/'off through to the zone I want.

It has now outlasted any of the "heavy duty" wireless plug gimmicks I've had. Super easy to wire up, I spliced it in a 12 GA extension cord and put in a project box. Range is pretty great and having the bonus little key fob is great to put in your pocket while you work in the shop. I can turn on my dust collection everywhere and for a fraction of the cost of hobby brands. I have it wired to control a harbor freight 2hp dust collector. They claim 2hp but I've only ever see it pull 10amps under peak load with a loaded filter.

Overall the product was compact and easy to install. My only complaint is that the wire attachments are rather shallow and exposed, potentially exposing someone to a rather nasty shock. I wrapped the unit with electrical tape to cover the bottom where the wires entered to alleviate this issue. Other than that minor criticism, the unit installed without problem and has worked flawlessly.

I am using this to control the electric fence on my horse farm. It is a never ending job to keep all of the insulators and electric wires from having shorts. Normally I have to turn off the fence charger, walk to a problem place, fix the issue, walk back to the barn to turn on the fencer. Now I can walk the fence until I find a problem, turn the fence off, fix the problem and turn the fence back on. It really saves a lot of walking and time. I have tried the control from just over 1000' away and it works great. I wired the receiver with a male and female cord so that I can just plug the control into what ever unit I want to control. I wish I had found this years ago.

This item was very easy to install and worked a few times. After turning it on 6 or seven times it stopped working. Although I hear it click on, the motor will just hum on my dust collector. Evidently the magnetic solenoid in the receiver is misaligned or not making full contact because every once in a while the motor will come on but not very often.

I purchased this so that I could remotely turn on a block heater for a tractor in a shed about 70 yards from my house. I have used it a half dozen or so times so far, and it has worked every time. Signal from remote goes thru house and (metal) shed walls. It was easier to install than I anticipated. It works well for my purpose.Edit: I have now had this switch for over 3 years, used it dozens of times, and it has continued to work flawlessly.

Works as described. I wired it to my 220v 2-wire dust collector. Both remotes work to at least 40ft (I have not tested them at longer distances). It's not plug and play like the much more expensive options out there but the end result appears to be the same.It comes with no instructions and requires some basic wiring knowledge. It also really needs to be installed inside an electrical box for safety. It has an antenna that can be poked out of a metal electrical box for the remotes to work.

The device does not give an impression of quality at first sight. There is no label with specs on it and the single sheet of instructions is flimsy and inaccurate. However, in spite of the advertised 30 amp, inside, the device has a 40 amp relay and it appears to work well with common household inductance loads such as shop vac vacuums or compressor motors (single phase), something that the other better looking devices on Amazon that show derating "restive" and "tungsten" - which are for light loads would struggle at. For those who don't know, a motor will spike the current need at power up sometimes at almost double or triple the rating, depending on the load, hence the name "inductance" loads and the devices that drive them must amount for that (or trip, like your breaker when you cut a heavy piece of wood with your chop saw when stalling). For instance my shop vac is rated 10 amps but I need 15-20A to be safe so 40 amp on this device is more than adequate.Note that when installing, one has to pass the Ground Green wire from input to output as only the line and Neutral are switched. Also the battery inside the small remote is not a CR2032, but two stacked 2016 to amount for 6Volts. At least they are supplied. So 5 stars for now because it does the job other devices can't. We will see how long it lasts..

Es un excelente producto, recién lo adquirí, sin falla y hasta le momento todo super bien.

bought this to turn on heat lamp for my snow blower tractor. it's a 24hp ride on. it's stored in a cold shed, so I needed to have a way to heat the engine block for a few hours before I could start it. so much easier to turn on heater with remote than getting dressed in jackets etc. the only problem with the remote is that the relay says it good for 30amps, I would not rely on that, (I'm an electrician), so I installed a relay from remote to the heater. other than that, it's exactly what I needed

Excelente producto, facil de instalar y uso muy comodo...En cuanto a duracion, aun es muy pronto para evaluarlo.

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