Wireless Remote Light Switch Kit

Needed screws loosened. Button was off. Now works great. Simple install. Keep it simple. Replaced switch located in adjacent room. Saves me time. Wife loves it. Awesome!

Easy to install and works great.

If you're here reading this, it's because you're thinking about this, and I cannot iterate enough just buy it, it will (probably) solve your problem While it's a 3 way switch, it's actually almost a 4 way switch if you account for the base that receives the signals and actually does the switching - there's a small illuminated button on it that toggles the switch on/off, which is practically another switch. In my application, this is mounted near my electrical panel which is in the same area as the switches, and it's right next to my mud room door, so I use it just like the other two switches. Speaking of the other two switches... this thing has freed my mind of traditional electrical in so many ways. You don't need any wiring at all to add a switch. That means you can add a switch in your attic, add another light in a dim room, add a switch to your bedroom to control your outside lights, put a switch in a place that you can't safely/practically run wires, really the sky is the limit (and the range I guess, but, I haven't run into that limit). You can't even call an electrician to ask for a quote to add a 3 way switch for the cost of this. Not to mention, wiring a traditional switch into a place that doesn't have one already is a multi-pronged job. You need to patch and re-paint drywall, possibly in multiple locations, run the wiring, connect switches, add the 3rd switched wire between the two, etc. This could quite literally attach to your wall with a command strip, wire the switching relay in at the source, and you're done! It took me less time to add to my circuit than a standard on/off switch would have, I'm not exaggerating! An added bonus - this needs to switch the hot wire, not the neutral wire. As such, once the relay is wired up, you can turn the entire downstream circuit on/off using the wireless switch, so if your application like mine is to put 15 lights in a basement, you can use the overhead lighting, turn the circuit off wirelessly when you're about to handle the live wires, turn it back on (wirelessly!) once you've done it, and move on to the next one. Super handy, I really cannot say enough good things about this. The absolute only complaints I have is that it's only rated to 15 amps, and, the wires you have to connect to are stranded wires, not solid copper. I'd recommend using wago wire connectors over the included wire nuts to preserve these connections, as they're a little short as well. Someone has also pointed out to me that it may be difficult to wire into existing electrical boxes (IE your existing switch box that's behind drywall) due to using a locknut style connection through the knockout rather than a push-to-fit.

I installed four Suraielec switches and really enjoyed the ease of setup and functionality. I deducted a start due to lack of customer service and no wifi. I've got them controlling recessed lighting (Cloudy Bay which is amazing). The Cloudy Bay product is very versitile, but difficut to explain voice commands to guests. With the Suraielec switch they can turn on and off all the lights at once. I installed a fifth switch and two rooms with the Cloudy Bay lights started turning on randomly. I decided to return to Amazon for a replacement. The replacement switch seems to be working fine and the lights are staying off in both rooms. When I wrote to Suriaelec support, the email could not be sent. I saw a couple reviews where lights were randomly lit which also reported the lack of Customer Support. If you want a nice simple setup, buy this switch. Expect to replace 20%; this is worth it to me though I would like a remote switch I could control with WiFi.

I wanted to install pot lights in my living room ceiling but neither my electrician or I could figure out a way to put in and on off switch. Then I came across this remote switch. I had a ceiling fan hooked to its own remote. Luckily it had wires for a light kit that was not installed. My electrician was able to hook up this switch to the fans power for the light. This way I can turn on and off my pot lights without affecting my fan and vice versa. In hindsight my only complaint would be that I should have got a wireless that I could dim. I didn't realize the pot lights would be so bright. I am going to replace this one with a dimmable remote. But I will reuse this switch with some outdoor lights I would like to install. If you need an on-off switch and have no access into your walls, then this is a terrific solution. I absolutely give it five stars because it works exactly as it is supposed to. This costs little more than what a regular switch would cost. I have been using this for several months now and it functions wonderfully. You can mount the switch to a wall and it looks like a regular switch plate. But I keep mine close to my chair and use it more as a remote. I love that functionality.

This is a most easy one to use , I put it on top of my bed , near by my hand and use it , do not need to go for turn on and off the light , u love it.

I use this to run a ceiling fan in my garage, it works great!

This works exactly as described. I replaced a bathroom door with a sliding door and the original light switch was behind the door. This item easily moved the switch to another wall without rewiring and no need for an electrician.