Three-Way Wireless Light Switch Kit

Simple money saver. Very functional. Easy install. Two notes: The rocker remains in the "neutral" position at all times. So "On" always involves pressing the upper end of the switch. It also clicks when pressed, and then returns to the neutral position. The bottom end is always "Off". Second note: On the install: Run a test before tucking away the relay part. When you turn the circuit back on, if you have wired the relay correctly and the light fixture is off, the Red LED will be lit - this means it is getting power. When you press the rocker/switch to turn on the light, the LED will turn Green. When you turn the light off, the LED returns to Red. (The Red light is not mentioned in the instructions - I thought there was a problem, called the seller, and they said what I mentioned above) Hope this helps the next person.

A great problem solver product. When they built my house they placed the switch for the lights in the garage on the other side of the garage, not by the door from the house. So you needed to fumble your way over across the garage in the dark to turn the garage lights on. This switch kit solved the problem with now switches in both places. Install was relatively simple if you have some home wiring electrical skills and tools. Took about 2 hours start to finish, but while I had the power off and was doing it, I also elected to replace all the other switches and outlets in the garage with new shiny modern matching components. Its been in place for a month now with no issues.

I like these switches. They are easy to install. They have functioned well so far (a few weeks). I just do not understand why they are 5 times more expensive than other products that use the same kinetic technology. I outfitted my house with the other ones, which I discovered after I had already installed three of these. I love these switches but I will not buy another due to the excessive cost. They are not worth it.

I bought this after finding old wiring in my kitchen. I liked the idea of only having to run new wiring to the ceiling fixture and not to the switches. I will admit I was expecting this thing to work terrible. After getting it I hooked a light with this receiver to a test cord and plugged the light into a outlet on one end of my house. Then took the switch to the other end of the house and tried to turn on the light, much to my surprise it worked the first time. I tried it several other times and even took the switch outside just to see how far I could go before it wouldn’t work. I never did end up getting it to fail. Now I have a kitchen light with two switches that works perfect without the old wiring. I will be buying another one for my entry way. This thing is a huge time saver.

Perfect way to add additional light switch in my kitchen. I researched for days looking at other cheaper options but this was the best one out of them all. All other brands, although they were much cheaper, always came with limitations. Such as not being able to work with certain type of lights, fans, wattage limitations... or not a true 3 way switch.I added this combo to control my light/ceiling fan from either side of my kitchen. Works perfect as a 3 way switch, I'm able to turn it on at one end and turn it off at the other end as I'm walking away.No batteries to worry about thanks to the Enocean technology so it should last forever. $200 is a bargain compared to ripping out my wall and paying contractors just to install another switch.I will definitely be buying bunch of these to install all over the house. Great great great switches!!!

Installation was very simple but I haven't been able to get either switch to pair with the receiver. The instructions state that there should be an indicator light on the receiver that shows that the receiver is in a pairing mode but no such indicator is on the receiver. There is just an indented button labeled "LRN" which I assume to mean Learn. I'm going to give it another try this weekend and if it doesn't work, I'm sending it back.

I needed to get a three way switched light into a very old house starting with just an old knob and tube HOT and NEUTRAL in the ceiling. This probably would not have been my first choice of methods but I didn't have a lot of time and using a conventional three way I would have needed to remove upstairs carpeting and cut holes in the floor to route wires so I gave it a try and it worked great the first time, takes a little preplanning to be sure you can get the controller into the box/canopy but this saved me many hours of work. Only downside is that it is kind of pricey.

Products works well but the packaging was missing the outside switch covers and we didn’t notice until we went to install the product (unfortunately outside the return window.)