DUAL ROCKER SWITCH (add-on, receiver required)

SKU: RW9-DSWH
Sale price$82.96

PLEASE NOTE:

REQUIRES A RECEIVER TO OPERATE.

Purchase only as an 'add-on' or 'a-la-carte' item.

Wireless switch has a micro-generator inside that is powered by kinetic energy. Each press of the switch creates enough power to send an RF signal to the receiver (sold separately). This self-powered switch requires no wires, no batteries, and no internet access!

Dual rocker is compatible with standard junction boxes and faceplates, including multi-gang plates. Use as a remote or replace your original switch on the wall to control a fan & light combo.

Color: White

Additional Information

SELF-POWERED by kinetic energy, eliminating the need for wires, batteries, or WiFi - never worry about changing out the batteries, EVER!

5-YEAR WARRANTY: Assembled by hand in the USA and made with premium quality materials.

EASY INSTALLATION: Be your own electrician with this simple DIY hack. Install the receiver at the fixture or the original switch location, neutral wire required. Each kit comes pre-paired and includes all hardware needed.

MOUNT ANYWHERE: Place the switch on any flat surface, replace a wall switch, or use as a remote control.

ECO-FRIENDLY: Save money on materials and electrical costs. 

AS SEEN ON Ask this Old House.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Indoors Only: Switches and receiver are not weatherproof and should be used indoors; a receiver or switch installed on an outdoor light will need protection from the elements.

Pre-linked: Switches and receiver are shipped to you already linked together for a quicker installation. 

Range: The range of switch is 50-150 feet from the receiver, depending on walls and barriers. Test desired distances before completing installation.

Interference: Multiple units may be used in the same home without interference. Unique radio frequency won’t interfere with other devices.

Power Supply: Receiver requires AC input. Switches are self-powered and require no power supply.

Easy Install: Our small receiver is simply wired between the power and the fixture, and then stored in the light box behind, or at the fixture location. Mount the switch anywhere with industrial tape or screws.  Also used to replace outdated, undesired current switches.

Installation & Tutorials

COMPARE WIRELESS SWITCH KITS

Functions

Control 1 circuit with 1 switch

Control 1 circuit with 2 switches

Control 1 circuit with 3 switches

Common Uses

Add to pull-chain, relocate switch

Stairway, hallway, large room

Add a remote to 2 wall switches

Number of Switches

1

2

3

Number of Receivers

1

1

1

Switch Style

Single Rocker

Single Rocker

Single Rocker

Receiver Style

5 Amp - handles up to 600W

5 Amp - handles up to 600W

5 Amp - handles up to 600W

Function

Control 2 circuits with 1 switch

Control 2 circuits with 1 dual switch

Control 2 circuits with 2 dual switches

Common Uses

Garage lights, sconces, bathroom lights with 2 fixtures

Fan & Light, 2 lights separately from same switch

Fan & Light + and extra switch

Number of Switches

1

1

2

Number of Receivers

2

2

2

Switch Style

Single Rocker

Dual Rocker

Dual Rocker

Receiver Style

5 Amp - handles up to 600W

5 Amp - handles up to 600W

5 Amp - handles up to 600W

COMPARE ON/OFF RECEIVERS

Included in Kits?

YES

NO - sold separately

Max Load

5A All Loads, Induction, Fluorescent, LED, Other

20A All Loads, Tungsten, Fluorescent, LED, Other

In-Rush Current

70 AMP max

160A Max

Wattage

Handles up to 600W

Handles up to 2400W

Supply Voltage

100-240VAC

100-277VAC

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Dual rocker wireless switch praised for solving wiring challenges and easy installation. Customers said it "works great" for controlling non-colocated lighting circuits. Range exceeds 150' through obstacles. Note: receiver must be positioned 3/4" away from transmitter; best installed in multi-gang boxes. Some distance limitations exist across floors.

  • 5 stars: 4 (80%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (20%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Brian

Solves many wiring limitations problems very nicely. However, the manufacturer needs to convey one installation limitation. The receiver that is being controlled by the transmitter switch MUST be at least 3/4" away. In other words you must not install the load receiver immediately behind the transmitter switch in the switch box. It is best if the receiver is in a multigang back box (2-gang or more) and then there would by room to stuff the receiver in an adjacent position to its controller position. All the remotes work great except attempting to transmit to another floor on the opposite side of the house. As stated in the documentation there is a distance limitation of about 150' or less depending on environmental obstructions.

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Tad W.

This switch and relay setup work great. I use it to latch a lighting contactor and this saved me tones of time with conduit and running wire.

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CRAIG P.

Range exceeded 150' even through a brick wall. Easy install.

T
Trumbulljim

I have two separate ceiling light circuits with non co located switches. I researched, found and installed. Works great.

J
James Walkup
Fantastic find.

I have two separate ceiling light circuits with non co located switches. I researched, found and installed. Works great.