Suraielec Wireless Light Switch and Receiver Kit, 15A High Power, No Wiring, 100ft RF Range, Programmable Remote Control 3 Way Wall Switches for Lamp, Ceiling Light, Fan, Outdoor Lighting

Works as advertised and it's was a lot easier to use this instead of running new wire. But, FYI, this will not receive the signal from the switch to turn it on or off if it is installed in a metal junction box and the switch portion requires a battery.

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 problemWhile 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've had this working for almost three years and still works. I bought a second one. Easy to install.

For the most part I really like these. Easy to install and use. It was great to put a 3 way switch in without having to run wire. The only thing I don’t like is that the switches are kind of cheap. Sometimes you have to hit it a few times to make it switch. But all in all it works!

I purchased this switch and receiver kit for a wall light that I was replacing that didn't have a wall switch (just a pull chain on the old fixture). I wanted to be able to put a remote switch right next to the entrance door and have another switch at the top of the stairs. This set worked great. It was fairly easy to install. If you know how to wire a light fixture, it's a fairly easy transition to wire the receiver as long as you follow the instructions and pay close attention to the wiring diagram in the instruction paperwork. It was an easy plug-and-play setup where there wasn't any configuration that needed to be done to remotely connect the switches to the receiver. Basically you just wire up the receiver, push the button, remove the plastic battery tab on the switch and the switches worked. I was concerned because the instructions recommended mounting the receiver on the outside of the electrical box for the light fixture, but this box was not new construction and I didn't have access to the outside of the box. It's a small enough size that I was able to squeeze it in the inside of the box without much trouble.I was surprised at how far you can go with the switch and it would still work. I even tried to use it outside in the garage with a closed door and it worked through the wall. The switches are super easy to install with 2 small screws. The actual switch unit slides in to the attached base, so if you wanted, you could take the switch with you to whatever room you were heading. It would be great to be able to leave on a nightstand to use at bedtime. Overall, pleased with this purchase, and would definitely order again.

I recently installed the Wireless Light Switch and Receiver Kit, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance and ease of use. My handyman recommended!This product is a game-changer for anyone looking to add or relocate a light switch without the hassle and expense of running new wiring.The installation process was incredibly simple and quick. The receiver connected easily to my existing light fixture, and the wireless switch paired flawlessly in seconds.The wireless switch feels sturdy and responsive, and the convenience it offers is worth every penny. I highly recommend this kit to anyone looking for a smart, cost-effective lighting solution!

These switches are just what I needed! I have a hallway with a center light and pull cord switch. I Purchased a new light fixture and installed it, with the receiving unit enclosed in the base. I installed a switch on each end of the hallway, and I am now able to turn on light when entering, and can turn off on other end if need to. These switches come complete with batteries, and the receiving unit is powered by household current. units were very easy to install, and wall switches were also complete with screws and plastic wall anchors, if neededTS