Thinkbee Wireless 3-Way Switch Kit with Remote Control Receiver

Ken A.: Inexpensive, easy to install and works great! I have two of them. One I purchased a year or more ago and has worked great with no problems

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Stu: Well made. When you don't have any way to get a wire to a light to turn it on or off this is your answer. Easy to install. Highly recommended.

United States on Oct 24, 2023

GB: The media could not be loaded.  Three ago I had the opportunity to try out the Thinkbee 3 Way Wireless Switch and Receiver Kit, and I must say, it's been a game changer for my home's lighting control. This kit, consisting of two switches and one receiver, offers a hassle-free and innovative solution for anyone looking to upgrade their lighting system without the need for complex wiring or Wi-Fi connectivity.
The most remarkable feature of the Thinkbee 3 Way Wireless Switch Kit is its no-wiring design. I was able to install it effortlessly in a matter of minutes. The switches use a simple push-button mechanism, which means no need for professional electricians or extensive DIY skills.
This kit is a true dual control solution, allowing you to control your lights from two separate locations. This is perfect for hallways, staircases, or any room where having two points of control can be incredibly handy. No more fumbling around in the dark to find the right switch!
The wireless panel switches are sleek, modern, and blend seamlessly with any home decor. They are not only functional but also add a touch of elegance to your living space. You can mount them on any wall...

United States on Oct 12, 2023

Mike_of_bbg: In my upstairs guest bathroom, the door opens immediately toward the shower, so obviously they couldn't put a light switch there! Which meant we had to open the door and walk around the door/toilet to get to the light switch. So this kit looked like just the trick. The receiver fit well inside the light base, and we used a command strip to attach the remote to the tile, right where one might expect the light switch to be. Installation was really easy with the included Wago-style electrical connector!

One thing is, since we do already have a switch, if you accidentally turn the "hard" switch off and back on again the light just stays off (on would have been better). So we just got a cover for the switch. It's probably better this way to prevent confusion to our guests.

United States on Sep 28, 2023

gilib: Será muy útil si el transmisor indica el estado de encendido o apagado del dispositivo que controla.

Mexico on Feb 15, 2023

Leanne Dobbin: Had this put in a fluorescent tube light and put the switches at two doors. Great for built under old Queenslanders. Saved heaps in trying to get cable to light switches. Works brilliantly.

Australia on Jan 22, 2023

MCU HowardMCU Howard: The main switching element is a 12A 125VAC/10A 250VAC/10A 30VDC rated relay. Only the Hot (L) wire is interrupted. The Neutral wire stays permanently connected to the load and receiver. The low voltage receiver logic also stays permanently connected to the Hot AC mains regardless of if the load is on, off or not connected.

Power to the radio receiver is delivered via a 400V non polarized, red epoxy dipped film capacitor (probably Mylar type) acting as a ractive impedance in series with a zener diode. No fusing, grounding or current limiting circuity other than this capacitor can be identified. In other words, if the capacitor ever fails in a resistive manner, this device could theoretically burn your house down. Fortunately, being 400V rated and likely a decent quality film capacitor, a 120V AC mains transient would have to be very severe (ex: direct lighting strike to the power grid outside your house) to probabilistically let the smoke out in this manner. Film capacitors are normally "self healing" and will safely fail open circuit due to manufacturing defects or minor abuse (that doesn't instantaneously melt everything inside such that a resistive short can...

United States on Dec 24, 2020