Wirelessly Control Your Lights with WESTEK's No-Wiring-Required Indoor Light Switch

Not too old to learn: We have a small bedroom with 2 entry doors. We use it for an office and I don't like an overhead light so I have 2 lamps in there. I put one of these switches by each doorway, one for each lamp. Works great! I used poster putty to stick them to the wall and now no matter which doorway I use, I have a light switch I can use. Couldn't be happier. So convenient! Switch plates could be painted if you wanted.

United States on Feb 21, 2023

SS in the Maritimes: Nice product.

Canada on Feb 07, 2021

Jillian K.: Works great. I’ve bought a few of these style of items from other websites and they never work properly, this one does ! Would buy again.

Canada on Dec 10, 2020

Kiss: Works well. The plug is big and takes up two sockets.

Canada on Jun 22, 2020

Ginny: We own both a vacation cabin and farmhouse in East TN. In both of these bathrooms, there was just one ceiling light which made each bathroom fairly dark. We added a set of lights above the bathroom mirrors and then added the Westek wireless wall switch. It worked perfectly! Without the Westek wireless switch, we would have had quite a remodeling job to complete as both bathrooms have all wood panels on the bathroom walls.

We recently had the switch at the farmhouse stop working so we purchased a package of 2 wall switches, identical to the ones we've always used. One set arrived perfectly, but the other didn't work. We contacted the Seller and they are sending us a replacement set and have said we don't have to return the non-working switch. They quickly responded to our complaint and immediately worked out a solution to our problem...GREAT customer service. I would highly recommend the Westek wireless wall switch; I also appreciate the customer service from the Seller, Firefly Buys!

United States on Feb 22, 2020

KellyKelly: We recently moved into a rental home that has no overhead lighting in the main sitting room of the house. There are lots of large bay windows offering plenty of light during the day but at night it turns into a veritable cave. If it weren't a rental I would have the ceiling wired for overhead lighting, but as it is, I just have stationed lamps in literally every corner of the room. It's a big pain to go around turning them all on and off however, so I bought these in hopes of cutting down the amount of leg work it takes to achieve "light" in that room at night. In order to do this, I needed all of them to be on the same channel. This proved to be the most difficult part. As noted in the description, random channels are sent unless otherwise requested. I started out by ordering two and requesting the same channel. When they arrived, I got one E and one F channel. I initiated an exchange and in the notes for the return specifically request that an F channel be sent. When it arrived, it was a G. *sigh* So, I ordered a 4th one, requesting another F and when it arrived it was an E. Fortunately I hadn't returned returned any of the originals yet and FINALLY had at least one pair of the...

United States on Mar 17, 2017

Mar Gibo: I recently moved into an apartment with no plugs or hardwired electrical lights in the entryway which was a serious issue since the nearest outlet was about eight to ten feet away and made things... interesting in the dark. I wanted a product that looked like a normal switch and was easy to use so I was delighted to find this product! My only pet peeve is that it came with no instructions. Learn from my mistakes: do not try and pry off the switch portion with three flat head screwdrivers, they should unscrew. Duh. Just take off the tape that's blocking the battery and plug it all in and you're set. I bought this product and the plug in lamp that is commonly bought together and after plugging it in the next room and running the cord back into the entryway, bam(!) let there be light! So pleased.

Canada on Aug 17, 2015

T Fal: Works great. Not many of these out there that resemble a wall switch.

Only complaints are:
1. Wish the plug was on the front, not side. I have a plug near a corner and it almost made it unusable.
2. Wall switch design could stand to look a little more like a real switch. Not a big deal though.

Otherwise, 2 thumbs up!

Canada on Jun 17, 2015

Jeff and Deb: I just took this out of the package today. The receiver is a bit bulky, I can see where some people have had issues getting it to plug flush into some outlets, especially an outlet that has a cover or is recessed even the slightest. My outlt had a flip cover on it so I chose to use a short extension cord and then plug the receiver into the cord. Now I can put the receiver on the floor, under the couch, or out of sight anywhere I want to. As far as the wall switch goes, I don't see why there are bad reviews on the quality, it is sturdy enough for what it needs to do. To mount it, You take the faceplate off, mount the back wherever you choose and then screw the faceplate back on. It mounted on the wall extremely easy with the 2 included screws, you could easily use velcro to mount it as others have mentioned in their reviews. I had the entire thing out of the package, mounted and working in about 10 minutes. You could actually choose to not mount the wall switch and instead use it like a tv remote, taking it with you wherever you are sitting, etc. Mine was "D" frequency. I would buy another one of these in a heartbeat.

United States on Apr 23, 2015