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Introducing SURAIELEC's Wireless Light Switch Kit: No wiring, no WiFi needed. Control lights remotely with a 100ft range. Decorator rocker design, 15 AMP capacity, and upgraded antenna for improved performance.
Allow to Use Multiple Sets in a Room
Enable independent control by using multiple sets of our wireless remote outlet switch kit. With rolling/dynamic codes, each kit works autonomously, allowing conflict-free operation. Rated at 15A/1875W, compatible with various lamps and bulbs.
Free Pairing and Expandable
Easily expand your Suraielec wireless switch set with extra transmitters and receivers. Control multiple devices with one remote or one device with multiple remotes. Ideal for creating 3-way or 4-way switch setups for centralized light control.
Allow to Use Multiple Sets in a Room
- Robust RF signal effortlessly penetrates walls, doors, and windows, ensuring reliable operation throughout your home.
- Don't need a direct line of sight for operation.
Upgrade Antenna
Extendable antenna provided for enhanced signal reception, ensuring optimal performance even in areas with signal blockage from metal boxes or other barriers.
Introducing Suraielec, a brand dedicated to innovative power solutions. We specialize in developing cutting-edge technologies, offering a diverse range of products such as wireless smart light switches, remote control outlets, pool timers, and more for both indoor and outdoor use.
Glenn
August 15, 2025
This was installed in conjunction with an existing wall switch that controls my bedroom ceiling fan.I was tired of having to get up in the middle of the night to turn off the fan when it got too cold, so now I just keep the switch at my bedside and use it as a remote control!It works great! The original wall switch that controls the fan also still works, so I can use that one during the day, then use the remote at night!No more having to get out of bed! (except to pee, but that's a whole different review.)(Disclaimer: I'm not an electrician, so just be aware of your local codes.)
Kenneth Lee
August 11, 2025
The wall switch, which is actually just a remote, looks good. I’m not going to say the instructions were absolutely the clearest in the world, but if you have just a bit of electrical knowledge, you can figure it out easily. I use this for my wife’s jetted tub, the switch on the tub went out, and so I had to either replace that switch, which wasn’t going to happen for various reasons, or put in a new switch. This remote switch worked perfectly, and it is perfectly safe to have near the tub because there is no possibility of getting shocked. And it is very inexpensive, compared to the hundreds of dollars it was going to cost to fix the tub otherwise.
Michael
August 4, 2025
This works fantastically! We used this as a retrofit in an area with no switch wiring, and minimal access to the ceiling to retrofit. Took 15 minutes to add it in and has been working perfectly since!One thing to mention: the receiver unit does click when it engages and disengages. I didn’t take measures to secure the unit off of the ceiling panel when I installed it, so the click resonates lightly when it turns on or off. Not a major deal at all, but wanted to make others aware.
Leo Tolstoy
July 9, 2025
Easy to install, fit in the junction box without difficulty, performs well. Good solution to replacing a pull string light with a pendant.
James Short
May 30, 2025
This was the easiest remote switch install that I have used. Not having to connect online and pair the remote with the switch was a plus.
Big10Rog
May 12, 2025
A couple minor negatives.1. The mounting hardware for the switch is junk. Screws are too small for the plastic inserts. Better off throwing these away and installing good ones.2. The switch is a momentary switch (meaning it returns to it center position after you activate it. Probably not an issue for most people. My switch is inside the front dooe to light up the patio lights. The lights are not visible from this location. There is no indicator on the switch either to give you an indication the lights are on or off. My location for the hardwired switch was in the patio, which I thought. made sense, but now 95% of the time, the patio lights are used to add addition light for people leaving at night (plus shows off the beautiful patio).My application may be more difficult than average. The electrical box the receiver fits into is metal, and the walls are all stucco (which has metal screening embedded in it). I used a plastic cover for this box, with the receiver next to it with the antenna towards the outside. Works fine. The distance between the switch and receiver is about 25 feet.The receiver has an antenna wire neatly wrapped around the perimeter in a groove. Initially looking at it, I didn't even notice it. I was thinking if I was not getting a signal, I'd drill a small hole in the electrical box cover and let the wire extend through it.One last comment. A person will need to determine which wire is the hot line, and which line goes to the lights.The appearance of the switch is very neat.
Pug
May 8, 2025
Easy to wire and works well! The wireless switch does not have to be line of site.
A. Kliss
May 6, 2025
Had a handyman install lighting in a pantry. There's an open light switch on a common wall in the kitchen, so I thought it could be used. The handyman could install conventional hard wiring, but it was considerably more than using a wireless light switch. Works like a charm. Only thing to watch out for though, is the switch needs to be pressed rather sharply in order to function; more like a 'click'. More than once were the lights still on in the pantry until I figured to push the rocker switch a bit more firmly. As such I give it a 4 star rating, but that shouldn't discourage anyone from buying it.
TT
March 18, 2025
Worth the money
Chris
February 13, 2025
The item was easy to install and does just what it's supposed to. I can recommend it.
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