DEWENWILS Wireless Light Switch Kit 230V 💡
Description:
This compact wireless lighting solution converts a standard circuit into a remotely controlled circuit in minutes, making it easier to control lamps and hard-to-reach fixtures. As a wireless light switch kit for 230V systems it offers a practical way to add remote control to existing wiring while keeping the original installation intact, helping you switch lights from across a room or another floor.
Key Points
The kit includes a tiny receiver designed to fit inside flush mount boxes and junction boxes, and a handheld transmitter that works without in-wall wiring. It arrives pre-programmed for immediate use and can be expanded with additional transmitters or receivers of the same model. The strong RF signal penetrates walls and doors, so you can operate lights from up to 30m control range in open areas, which is convenient when you want to control lighting from the sofa or bed 💡. Note that expansion requires additional units of the same model.
Technical Specifications
- Name: DEWENWILS Wireless Light Switch Kit
- Voltage: 230 V
- Control range: 30 m (open area)
- Included items: receiver and handheld remote
- Compatibility: works with lamps, plug-in pendants, ceiling lights and other indoor electrical appliances
- Installation: no in-wall rewiring required
Advantages
Because the receiver is compact, the kit avoids major changes to existing wiring and allows integration into tricky locations where replacing switches would be difficult. The handheld controller offers familiar button control, and the RF system tends to be less vulnerable to line-of-sight limitations than infrared remotes 📡. It is programmable so you can add multiple transmitters or receivers to broaden coverage, which gives flexibility for larger rooms or split-level homes.
Usage Recommendations
Install the receiver between the power supply and the lighting fixture, placing it inside a junction box or the switch backbox where space permits. Test the range and signal through typical walls in your home before finalising the placement. Consider that performance will vary with building materials and interference from other devices, according to the manufacturer, so range may be reduced in dense construction.
