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Add clear wireless ON/OFF control where your home needs it—garage/basement entry, stairway, attic, closet, bedside or workbench, or control porch/patio lights from indoors—without running new wall-switch cable.
When remodeling hides the old control point, put light control where the new layout needs it.
Pair another compatible switch at the other end of the stairs without running a new switch cable.
Give an awkward pull-chain light proper wall-style ON/OFF control without adding switch wiring.
Add another compatible control point within reach of the bed, without extending mains wiring.
Control garage or workshop lighting from inside, even when no wall switch was planned there.
The paired wireless switch sends on/off commands directly via 915-MHz radio frequency, requiring no Wi-Fi, app or gateway. Install the relay receiver between the power supply and the light fixture or device inside a dry, accessible and adequately-sized electrical box, such as a ceiling light box or the corresponding junction box.
Peel and stick the magnetic base to wood, glass, or a finished wall. Dock the switch, lift it off for handheld use, or attach it directly to magnetic metal. Powered by an included, replaceable CR2032 battery.
The included receiver controls one lighting or fan circuit, including pull-chain, ceiling, pendant, garage/shop, and porch lights. Compatible with incandescent, line-voltage halogen, CFL, fluorescent fixtures, and LED lighting over 3W.
Does the wireless switch need pairing or an app before use?
No. The included switch and receiver are factory-paired. No Wi-Fi, app, or hub is needed. Simply install the receiver on the lighting circuit and use the wireless switch to turn the light on or off.
Where and how do I install the receiver?
Install in a fixture box, accessible junction box, or suitable receptacle box where code and space allow. Connect supply hot/neutral to L/N IN, fixture hot to L OUT, and fixture neutral to N OUT or directly to circuit neutral.
Can I use this with my existing wall switch?
A standard wall switch can remain, but if it feeds the receiver, it must stay ON for wireless control. Existing dimmer switches are not supported. For independent multi-location control, pair additional compatible wireless switches.
Which lights or devices can it control?
Controls lighting, fans and other low-power AC household devices. Compatible with incandescent, halogen, fluorescent and LED lamps. Receiver: 230V AC in/out. For 12/24V DC LED strips, fit receiver upstream of the AC-DC LED driver.
Can I add more switches or control multiple lights?
Yes. Pair up to 5 compatible wireless switches with 1 receiver for multi-location control, or pair 1 switch with up to 20 compatible receivers to switch multiple circuits on or off together.
Add clear wireless ON/OFF control where your home needs it—garage/basement entry, stairway, attic, closet, bedside or workbench, or control porch/patio lights from indoors—without running new wall-switch cable.
When remodeling hides the old control point, put light control where the new layout needs it.
Pair another compatible switch at the other end of the stairs without running a new switch cable.
Give an awkward pull-chain light proper wall-style ON/OFF control without adding switch wiring.
Add another compatible control point within reach of the bed, without extending mains wiring.
Control garage or workshop lighting from inside, even when no wall switch was planned there.
The paired wireless switch sends on/off commands directly via 915-MHz radio frequency, requiring no Wi-Fi, app or gateway. Install the relay receiver between the power supply and the light fixture or device inside a dry, accessible and adequately-sized electrical box, such as a ceiling light box or the corresponding junction box.
Peel and stick the magnetic base to wood, glass, or a finished wall. Dock the switch, lift it off for handheld use, or attach it directly to magnetic metal. Powered by an included, replaceable CR2032 battery.
The included receiver controls one lighting or fan circuit, including pull-chain, ceiling, pendant, garage/shop, and porch lights. Compatible with incandescent, line-voltage halogen, CFL, fluorescent fixtures, and LED lighting over 3W.
| Input Voltage | 100–250V AC, 50/60Hz |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 100–250V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Maximum Current | 10A |
| Control Type | ON/OFF only; not dimmable |
| Wireless Frequency | 915MHz RF |
| Wireless Range | Up to 100 ft through walls / 300 ft in open areas |
| Wi-Fi / App / Hub | Not supported / Not required |
| Switch Size | Ø2.68 × 0.39 in / Ø68 × 10 mm |
| Receiver Size | 1.89 × 1.65 × 0.91 in / 48 × 42 × 23 mm |
| Switch Battery | CR2032; included and replaceable |
| Compatible Light Sources | LED (>3W) / CFL / fluorescent / incandescent / halogen |
Does the wireless switch need pairing or an app before use?
No. The included switch and receiver are factory-paired. No Wi-Fi, app, or hub is needed. Simply install the receiver on the lighting circuit and use the wireless switch to turn the light on or off.
Where and how do I install the receiver?
Install in a fixture box, accessible junction box, or suitable receptacle box where code and space allow. Connect supply hot/neutral to L/N IN, fixture hot to L OUT, and fixture neutral to N OUT or directly to circuit neutral.
Can I use this with my existing wall switch?
A standard wall switch can remain, but if it feeds the receiver, it must stay ON for wireless control. Existing dimmer switches are not supported. For independent multi-location control, pair additional compatible wireless switches.
Which lights or devices can it control?
Controls lighting, fans and other low-power AC household devices. Compatible with incandescent, halogen, fluorescent and LED lamps. Receiver: 230V AC in/out. For 12/24V DC LED strips, fit receiver upstream of the AC-DC LED driver.
Can I add more switches or control multiple lights?
Yes. Pair up to 5 compatible wireless switches with 1 receiver for multi-location control, or pair 1 switch with up to 20 compatible receivers to switch multiple circuits on or off together.