Wireless Remote Switch,AC 110V-240V/40A Relay Switch. | with 328ft Long Range Wireless RF Switch for Household Appliances,Pump,Dust Collector,Lights ,and Electrical Equipment.

Have used it many times. Working great and easy to wire. Wouldn't be without it

It's been installed about a week. Both remotes work well. I use it on a dust collector in my shop, and so far it's worked fine from all areas of the shop. I cut the end off the power cord and wired both ends to the terminals with spades and connected the ground with a wire nut. I would prefer an end to end connection instead of side by side, but it works just fine.

Very easy to install worked great

Handles stuff like water pump from a distance . Works great

For the money this is a pretty nifty remote. I'm using it to control a 240VAC dust collector in my wood shop. I had to use 10 gauge wire due to the length of the wire run from the panel to the machine. It was nearly impossible to get the wire connected to the relay. I didn't feel that there was enough contact to just use a straight wire connection so I bent it into a U shape but found the was almost no room to wrap the wire around the screw terminal. I finally made the 4 connections but it took me nearly 45 minutes to do so. The remote works well and I like the fact that there are several options to program the keypress on the remote however these options are not shown on the enclosed directions. I was only able to see them on the Amazon product listing.

I have 3 of these controlling lights, and one running at 220V 1HP lawn watering pump. My only complaint is that the programing instructions with the gizmo could be better. I just set up two switches with 4 remotes. Each remote operates both switches simultaneously (they're in range of each other). To program generally I wind up hitting the learn button 8 times to start with a clean slate. There are 3 modes for programing the remote's buttons. The mode is controlled by how many times you push the learn button on the switch. One push for Momentary, two for Toggle, and three for Latched. Push the learn button once, the LED will flash once, then go steady. It's ready to read the button on the remote. Push the desired button on the remote. If it takes the switch LED will flash 3 times and turn off. Then you can check the function by holding the button on the remote and whatever is connected to the load side should operate as long as the button is being pushed. Two learn button pushes sets up Toggle. The LED flashes then goes steady waiting for a button push on a remote. LED out, push the button and see if it works. In Toggle if the switch is OFF, it turns it ON and vice versa. For a single switch I like to program both buttons to Toggle so that it doesn't matter what button is used to either turn ON or OFF. Then there's Latched which is the way the remotes are set up with the switch in the box. Push the learn button 3 times, press the button used for ON, steady LED again then the one for OFF. I like Latched mode for sending one signal to multiple switches just in case they get out of synch with each other. Discrete ON and OFF commands would help keep the switches in synch. Lot of words, but once you get the hang of programing it's really pretty simple. BTW as far as I could tell, the switch is double throw. That is both the line and neutral are interrupted when OFF/open. Another BTW is that I believe that the switch can hold 8 buttons, so 4 remotes is probably as much as it can handle.

I had bought one about a year ago for my Mothers small water feature It let her with ease turn it on and off a very small load for what it is designed for It did good for about a year of I mounted it outside in a water resistant box it got damp and failed So I got another one enclosed it in a waterproof bow and it lasted 3 months It has a reset on the side you can feel it engaging but the holding cir has failed I would consider a different brand

This works exactly as advertised. Super easy to set up! I just wired a 120VAC male plug to the IN side and a female one to the OUT side. Plug input into the wall receptacle and the lamp (or whatever 120vac thing) into the female plug.

Tout petit et fiable

It worked flawlessly, until it didn’t. The switch will turn on my dust collector but won’t shut it off anymore, after only 5 months in operation.