DEWENWILS Wireless Remote Wall Mounted Light Switch - Control Your Lights From Anywhere!

Jonathan Rosado: I mounted a garage fan high up on the wall near the ceiling. I have it on the max setting but had to plug and unplug it every time we had to turn it on. This was perfect for it.

United States on Nov 08, 2023

Treasuresncollectibles: This switch could probably power on something other than a light as it's just a power source plugged into your outlet and a wireless remote disguised as a light switch, however I use it as a light switch. It was very easy to install, as all it takes is to plug the receiver into an outlet, I have mine plugged into a power strip, and now when you click on the remote light switch, it powers on. There is no pairing or anything like that.
I can't really see any downsides, except the battery size to power the remotes. It take an A27 battery, which resembles a AAA, only smaller. There's nothing wrong with this battery, and this does come with two which should last you well over a year, however, when the battery dies, you're most likely not going to have this size laying around. I would suggest buying one after a year, in anticipation of the battery dying, although my last one lasted over three years.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

TRCALI: My house is quite old, and the main outlet in the bedrooms is connected to the light switch. I needed to find a way to replace the switch without extensive rewiring. I used one to replace a light switch in my office that was left on to keep the internet equipment running, but I had to toggle the lights each night manually. Unconsciously, we would flip the switch to turn off the lights, and everything would shut down. I put this switch in and plugged in the light, which worked perfectly for what I wanted. It worked so well that I got one to turn on the pull-string fluorescent lights in the basement laundry room. I now have three switches in areas that did not have wringing to support a light at the entrance.

United States on Oct 31, 2023

Mike: You have a transmitter (the wall switch) and the receiver (the plug for the item you want to control).

The wall switch is stylish, looking and feeling very nicely on the wall. I have placed mine next to actual wall switches. They do come out a little further on the wall than a standard wall switch.

These easily allow you to remotely control lights in a room without the need for an electrician to run wires through your house.

Read the instructions and warnings regarding maximum wattage

United States on Oct 23, 2023

Lynn KrestelLynn Krestel: Living in a heritage apartment, I am able to add hall lamp lighting without hiring an electrician to install plugs and light switches. Love having two remotes, one for each end of hallway.
Works perfectly, right out of the box.

Canada on Oct 18, 2023

Sixteehz: NO wires were required and installed and working in minutes

Canada on Oct 17, 2023

Amazon Customer: it just works. Very happy with the quality of the switch.

Canada on Oct 12, 2023

Wes: Super happy with this purchase. Works great. Been using in the garage. Probably 100 or so on and offs so far and working still. Hope it holds up long term.
Technology is awesome

Canada on Oct 10, 2023

Sylvain Gosselin: bon pour tout

Canada on Sep 27, 2023

ssolomon: Honestly, I love these. I have 4 of them in my house, controlling separate things, and they work pretty well. I really like not having to try to hard-wire things in places where it's too difficult. I do have a couple gripes with them, though.

The first is that they can sometimes be temperamental in terms of the switch turning the outlet on or off. I feel like it works about 96% of the time, and other times I have to press it multiple times for it to work. I also find that there's also sometimes a delay in the lights turning on. So I press the button and about 2 seconds later the lights turn on.

The other gripe I have is that the switches have set frequencies that seem like the can't be manually separated or reset. In my kitchen, I have a plug-in pendant light I installed over the sink, and I have a set of under-cabinet LED strip lights. These are on separate Dewenwils switches, and I want them to operate separately (so one switch should control one light, and the other switch should control the other light). However, when I ordered the switches, I saw that the back of them had a sticker with the code 0304. And lo and behold, both switches controlled both lights....

United States on Sep 17, 2023