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Manufacturer: DSI
Model: 211

Tools and Hardware Reviews of Wireless Remote Control Outlet - Turn Outlets On/Off

Customer Review: Not Reliable...do not waste your money
Summary: 1 Stars

I purchased this item to replace a 15 year old remote switch I purchased at Radio Shack, which functioned reliably for those 15 years. This switch did not come close to living up to expectations. The unit would not light the attached item unless the remote was positioned in a particular position within 10 feet of the control box. Most times, therefore, it would not work... I had purchased five units, one for myself, the others for gifts. They were all returned. Additionally, the vendor made it quite cumbersome to return the products. No identifying information was packaged with the shipment. I had to research the vendor online. Calls to the 800 number were met with a recording, instructing you to leave a message and wait for a callback. What a hassle. I would therefore NOT recommend this item, nor would I recommend this vendor.

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Description of Wireless Remote Control Outlet - Turn Outlets On/Off

*Ingeniously-handy tool that lets you control almost any electrical appliance - no wiring needed!*Plug UL-listed switch into any grounded 3-prong AC outlet, plug in lamp, appliance or other device*Remote control turns power on/off, works through walls, floors & doors up to 100'*Manual override with LED indicators, 120VAC, 10-amp; remote works for months on 9V battery (not incl)*Great for night lamps; helpful living aid for anyone with limited mobilityRemote control can also be permanently/semi-permanently mounted to wall or other surface for instant light switch (mounting hardware not included. Great for security lighting - use from car to activate entry lights. (Please note: like any wireless device, remote control performance distance can be affected by interference from other appliances such as cordless phones, etc. Wireless signal can also be degraded by close proximity to large metal objects e.g. commercial buildings with steel sub-structures.)