Powered by motion, designed for simple and flexible lighting control
NO WIRES. NO BATTERIES. NO WIFI. - NO HASSLE!
Add, Move, or Replace light switches THE EASY WAY - remote lighting control from anywhere in the home
TWO OPTIONS
WHAT TYPE OF LIGHTING DO YOU WANT TO CONTROL?
Introducing our newest kinetic product:
- GARBAGE DISPOSALS
- ROUTER / APPLIANCE RESET
- GARAGE DOORS
- HEADBOARDS OR SIDE TABLES
- TRAP DOORS
WHY PAY MORE? COMPARE THE REAL COST
Most homes have at least one light switch in the wrong spot: behind a door, at the far end of a room, or missing entirely where you actually need it (like a dark basement with a pull-chain light). Adding one the traditional way means hiring an electrician to cut into the wall and run new wire, which typically costs $100 to $300, plus another $300 to $500 or more to patch, texture, and paint the drywall afterward.
RunLessWire skips all of that. Our battery-free wireless switches mount on any wall in minutes, with no wiring, no wall damage, and no batteries to replace, for a fraction of the cost.
Running New Wire: ~$175
The national average to add or move a light switch is $175, with homeowners typically spending between $100 and $300 per switch.
Drywall Repair: ~$375
The national average to repair drywall holes starts at $297 to $472 per patch. Running new wire often means more than one access hole, so the higher end is realistic.
Savings: ~$400
Together that’s roughly $200 to $500 or more for one new switch location. Our kits start at $150, making it quick and easy without running wire or drywall repair.
WHY RUNLESSWIRE?
3 PART SWITCH
BACKPLATE: Remove if installing in a standard junction box. Attach to switch if mounting on flat surface.
SWITCH: Secure by screwing into either the backplate or directly into a standard junction box.
FACEPLATE: Snap onto the switch for a clean, standard look. Can also be easily removed if you want to use multi-gang plates.
3 PART SWITCH
BACKPLATE: Remove if installing in a standard junction box. Attach to switch if mounting on flat surface.
SWITCH: Secure by screwing into either the backplate or directly into a standard junction box.
FACEPLATE: Snap onto the switch for a clean, standard look. Can also be easily removed if you want to use multi-gang plates.
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