RunLessWire 3-Way Remote Light Switch Kit Wireless Battery-Free Self-Powered Kinetic DIY Wall Switch 150ft RF Range - 3 Way: 1 On/Off Receiver, 2 Switches - White

I have a wall switch that was behind furniture due to the configuration of my room. In less then 10 minutes I was able to install the transmitter and have a their remote decora style switch moved to a much more convenient spot. A little pricey but seems well made. Works great so far. Just like a normal switch.

This thing is the best and it works like a charm. No set up, you don't need internet access. You just install it and it works. And yes it really is battery free. This thing can save you SO much money not having to rip open your walls and rewire things!There are 3 case where this is a must have.-You want to control you lights from somewhere other then the original switch but you don't want to rip open the walls to rewire you house-You want to add a switch to lights that never had a switch-You want to control 2 lights from different circuits on the same switch.

Used to operate an outdoor lamp post with this switch mounted in my entry way. The receiver module is about 20’ away in my garage and through two walls. Works flawlessly and saved me so much hassle of running wires through framing and inaccessible wall/door framing. Highly recommend this.

For the last 50 years, the highest praise I could give a product or a company is that it just works. I often use the light switch as an analogy. You throw the switch, and the light comes on.I was frustrated with other remote switches that I tried. While much cheaper, they "usually" worked, which drove me nuts.This switch just works—and it works 100% of the time. You throw the switch, and the lights come on. While more expensive, it is well worth the price if you just want it to work every time you use it.

I really like the battery-less operation (self-generating electricity) switches to actuate the load. And I like the fact that like regular wired switches, these rocker switches don't require you to press in a specific area of the switch to get it to actuate. The system is not cheap, but it works well and certainly easier than running wires to a 4-way switch series. The only minor thing is aesthetic - the rocker switches stay in the middle position vs. being "up" (off) or "down" (on) as do wired rocker switches.

I had reversed a door swing into a room and the light switch was now behind the door. Rather than rewire the room, I simply installed the receiver unit into the light switch box, and installed the “switch” on the wall in a new location. Easy to install if you can do some simple electrical work (like changing out an outlet or switch). Super high quality, and was available in brown . Made in USA and much better than the cheaper units you see for sale (which also require batteries to change). I couldn’t be happier with this product.One thing to check for pre-installation: there needs to be both a neutral and hot wire in the old switch box. Mine had older wiring, where there was only the “hot” in wire, and Switched output wire (2 conductor Romax, vs 3 conductor in newer homes). I was able to run a second Romax from a nearby outlet, which gave me a neutral. An easier solution which is specified by the manufacturer is to install the receiver into the junction box at the light fixture which has both hot and neutral. In my case this would not work since there were multiple lights on this circuit, not all going through a common light fixture box. I recommend you check this out prior to purchase to make sure one of these two methods will work in your installation.The switch itself is slim and can be surface mounted to the wall . Blends in nicely, but I am a perfectionist. In the near future, I will be cutting a hole in the drywall and dropping in a plastic junction box, and the toggle switch will be installed in a Normal recessed position, with switch plates matching the others in my house ( hammered copper). This is a great feature of this product, where you can mount either way.Highly Recommended!

I wanted a three way switch for my basement lights but I didn't want to tear open a wall to run conventional wiring. I'm familiar with home wiring, so I was comfortable with installing this battery-free system myself. Everything works as advertised. The item was not cheap, but retrofitting conventional wiring would probably have cost more. I'm impressed!

I am shocked that this works, and doesn't require any batteries. Made it so easy to put in a new switched light without having to break into the sheetrock and run wires.It's been working great for a few months now, and the distance from the switch to the fixture is about 8ft

The controller takes up a lot of room in the fixture box, especially a renovation box. That limits the type of LED light that can be used as many are designed to project into the fixture box.