MOES Wireless Light Switch Kit, Kinetic No Wiring No Battery Easy Installing, Outdoor Remote Control (2 RF and 1 Receiver)

There is part of my room that has no light at all, and I like a bright space when I'm not sleeping. A smart plug could do the job, but it would be too much complexity (and expensive) to turn a lamp on and off. Also, I want to have the on/off switch next to the existing ones in the bedroom or an accessible area, so it complements the current lightening. This one solved it all. I've put the control box inside a small plastic box to hide and protect the live connections and connected to the mains. As soon as you connect it, click both buttons to sync. Done, they are synced forever, never worry about it anymore. Then I glued the switches where I wanted and voila! No need to connect to the wifi, sync with any app, nothing. Just works. Pros: - Great for the cost. Good price, well-made product, looks polished and way more expensive than it actually was. - Address the need for creating parallel switches with no sweat and in no time. - It's simple and straight forward to use. Cons: -Ah, Chinese manuals. The user guide was poorly translated from Chinese. English is there but makes no sense. Luckily, it is super straight forward to assemble it and use it. There is no way to get it wrong. So, it is not that important anyway.

I have bought a similar system before to move the the light switch without a need to run new cables, and it was very temperamental. So I wasn't sure about this one but decided to give it a go. It was a good decision. Work perfectly, both of the switches work without any issues and instalation was dead easy. The only downside I'd that the main unit is slightly bigger than expected, it would not fit in standard pendant ceiling cover, so bear this in ming when ordering.

I suppose it needs to be a large button to generate the pulse, but it feels a bit flimsy, and that it won't last long, so unfortunately for me more of a shed/garage switch than a room switch.

UPDATE - Item has performed faultlessly for 6 months of regular use . The switch mechanisms still feel good so i think it will last well. if you are looking for a 'dumb' remote switch that does not require you to be a computer expert then this is it. Simply wire the receiver unit between the L/N supply and the light fitting. Leave the original light switch in on position thus powers the receiver. Then place your single or multiple new switches wherever you like., and no batteries to worry about. There are instructions for pairing the switches but mine just worked straight out of the box. supposedly accepts up to 5 separate switches, and i believe you can also purchase a fob style remote switch for it ( to have on keyring for a garage light for example ) great product, good value. good quality. thanks

Works as described. You'd definitely need to consider the space for it. It's not a big box at all but won't fit inside a standard ceiling rose cover. The instructions on how to pair or unpair switches are not clear and confusing but with some fiddling I figured it out. To pair a switch hold the button down for 3 seconds until the blue light stays on. Any switches you click now will be paired. You cannot unpair switches individually. Instead you hold the button down for more than 10 seconds which clears its memory of all the paired switches, then you pair the ones you want again individually.

Excellent quality and easy to install

Unit was broken in that every time you turn the light off, three seconds later it comes back on!

No-one in their right mind wants to install two-way switching for a light in a house already built. Using this there is no need. If you have a bell shaped ceiling rose a little bit of plaster remodelling with enable it to disappear from view but keep the pairing button accessible. Pairing is achieved by depressing said button for a couple of seconds, until a blue LED glows. after a few seconds it extinguished. Job done. The light switches are at least inoffensive if not actually attractive. They operate by generating piezoelectricity so no batteries required. I now have a light switch by the front door and at the other end of the hall. Perfect.