Wireless Lights Switch Kit, Thinkbee 2 Gang Wall Switch with Mini Receiver, Outdoor 600M, Indoor 50M Remote Control Ceiling Lamp LED Bulb IP66 Waterproof

Relays are easy to install. Pair easily and worked immediately. Great solution to separate lights on one original switch

install was very easy and works just as described.if i had any complaints it would be that the wires on the relay are a little short. another 4-6" would make it easier to mount. also, the switch feels very cheap but does work well. it would be nice if it had an on/off indicator. the small blue led lights only when the button is pressed. not sure what the purpose is of that but i have this controlling exterior lights so if someone presses the light during the day, you wouldn't know that the light is on unless you go outside and see it on. a small notification led would be great. i wouldn't mind having to change the battery a little sooner because of it.

The remote comes with battery installed, so there is no need to look for any. The setup is easy enough and range is adequate for my use (within the same room). Cost is also reasonable. We will have to see if they are reliable enough for the long haul.Due to its small size, I intend to integrate them into the outlet hub. I know it is a tight squeeze even if their size is small. Will update this if I run into problems.update: I need these to control 2 lights and I tried to wire these into an outlet box. No, there are just not enough space for the outlets and these 2 modules. I tape them to the outside of the outlet box, so they are functional despite not looking their best. Next challenge is the wire length. The few inches (4"?) of wires provided are not able to connect with the incoming L/N wires and the sockets. I added some strips of wires to help to bridge. If the manufacturers are reading, the key recommendation would be to provide longer lengths of wires (would 6"-8" increase much cost?)

I bought two kits. I assume most people use one receiver per light fixture. However, I used 2 receivers in one fixture and 3 in another. This was possible since the receivers are fairly small, 7/8”x7/8”x1 5/8” (HxWxL), which made it possible. Although a bit cramped, they probably didn’t think someone might use them in this way.The set up allowed me to control each light bulb independently, so I can light up a portion or portions of my yard at my choosing.So far I have had no issues with the exception of them not working with my PAR38 non-Bluetooth, Wifi/Hue compatible LED flood light bulbs. Although, they do turn on & off via the switch, after about 30seconds they turn off and then back on again. I though the receiver might be faulty but the problem followed each bulb when moved to a different socket. And each bulb was installed on two separate fixtures. This on/off cycling did not happen with any other bulb I installed to rule out any defects.The good news is that they are compatible with my other Philips flood floodlights LED bulbs (non-WiFi, non-Hue, non-Bluetooth). They also work with my Philips BR-30 smart bulb that is also Bluetooth compatible.I have the non-color BR-30 bulbs, so I don’t know if any other smart bulbs work. But these do. I’m going to buy a set of the colors BR-30 bulbs & hope for the best.Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase. I will cautions that the included wire connectors are mediocre and don’t provide sufficient clamping force on the wires. After nearly dropping my very expensive smart bulb during testing, I replaced all of the wire connectors with proper wire nuts.Learn from my experience, and skip the included wire connectors and use the appropriate wire nuts.

The product itself works as it should and having been an electrician for a number of years this was easy to install. One note though is that the connectors are complete garbage and that's where they should be placed. The connectors do not hold well and could possibly cause an electrical fire. Just get yourself some yellow wire nuts and use those instead.Now to the switches themselves. These are easy to pair and work as they should. I modified the installation because there is a spiteful 15 year old monster here which will go to a light switch and stand there flipping the light switch on and off eventually just leaving the light or lights on. What I did with one light is mount the receiver inside of the light fixture leaving the antenna no more than 2 inches outside of the fixture. I then paired it of course. I the removed the light switch from the wall and disconnected the feed and the switch leg from the switch. I twisted a yellow wire nut onto these two wires and pushed this back into the box. I then put the light switch back where it was removed from and reinstalled the cover. No more spiteful monster playing with the light switch.The second one was just a little more involved. I removed the light switch cover and two light switches and removed the feed and switch legs from the switches. I put the input of the device with the feed wire and the output of the device with the switch legs and of course the neutral wires where they should be. Neutral on the device is blue so they should be connected to the white wires, input and output as described. Doing it this way may be a little difficult depending on the space inside of the box so be aware of that. I then put the useless switches back in the box after putting the device back in after pairing. I placed the antenna behind the switch cover to the left so it couldn't be pulled on and then put the cover back on. I can now turn the laundry room lights on and off, the kitchen lights on and off and the dining room lights on and off from our bedroom which is crazy I know but all of this has eliminated a problem and I really got a good laugh when the monster went to play with the dining room light switch and the light didn't turn on.As a reminder do not use the supplied connectors. They are garbage. One other thing is if you're not an electrician or don't have electrical experience, have someone else do the work. Also make sure the circuit is off while installing other than during the pairing process. 120 volts can really hurt.

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Habe den Schalter im Badezimmer montiert, funktioniert Tadellos. Ist sehr Empfelenswert

Super cool!!Wir haben ein Haus gekauft und brauchten an der ein oder anderen (für uns logischen Stelle) noch einen Lichtschalter.Ohne aber das komplette Haus in eine Baustelle verwandeln und Unmengen an Geld ausgeben zu müssen.Nun sind wir stolze Besitzer eines weiteren Lichtschalters, der via Funk funktioniert.Optisch sehen die Schalter super aus.Sie knacken nicht unschön beim Schalten und können zudem entweder in die Lampe selbst oder hinter den anzufunkenden Schalter installiert werden, der dann von einer anderen Stelle im Raum bedient/ angefunkt wird.Wir hätten das Licht in einem Durchgangs-Keller-Raum einschalten müssen (um ihn stolperfrei durchqueren zu können). Bis dahin: logisch..Anschließend hätten wir aber wieder zurücklaufen müssen, um dieses Zimmer dann doch stolpernder Weise verlassen zu dürfen (da es ja ein Keller-Durchgangszimmer ohne Fenster ist)..nun passt alles so weit; wir sind glücklich mit dem Licht im Keller und haben uns weitere Funkschalter bestellt.Mittlerweile bauen wir sehr kreative Schaltmechanismen damit im Haus ein ☺️