I have a light switch and plug that, due to poor planning, is ending up behind our refrigerator. Can this turn the light on without using the switch?
302476
My light had the old pull cord on the side but the Wireless switch worked wonders. I've seen other reviewers indicate that they've used it even when a light switch was included. Frankly, I think if you leave the wall switch on, you should be able to then splice in the wireless switch between it and the light itself.
302477
Yes, just as long as you leave the light switch on. You will than be able to turn the light on and off with the remote.
302478
Yes of course. The relay can either be connected instead of your switch or in the light you want to control. With the remote control you can turn your light on and off from even a long distance. If you are going to connect the relay instead of your switch make sure you have a neutral cable there.
574435
I'm sorry but it has been so long since we installed it we can not remember if installation without the light is possible. Sorry we couldn't be of assistance.
924749
No, you need a neutral for the light to work on this device and not all light switches have a neutral but splitting the load wire is not going to work.
600478
Yes, the light is only illuminated when the switch is already on, so it won't be of any help when trying to find the switch in a dark room.
1574317
Yes. The entire circuit will act like a three-way light switch. Although I've found that the wired switch is fairly sensitive. Sometimes just nudging without actually switching it will turn the light on or off.
874472
Yes, you can turn it on with light or without light. The light can be turned off and it still operates!
1049558
Not at all. It was an easy install. I had the wire go from the battery to the switch. The switch had a ground, then went from the switch directly to the light. Then I had to ground the light. It was super easy. I put an inline fuse between the switch and the light but I don't see the need for it. All you need is some wire and wire connectors and you're set
1088851
Yes, but in your case you do not need the remote on off switch. A regular appliance timer will do.
1116679
No it won't, you have to open the door and close it before the light will go on. You have to change the presure in side the house. In my home you can turn it on by closing the bath room door, or bed room door,the fridge, or evan lighting will turn it on. But just touching the door nob will not do it, you have to open and close the door.
1175830
When you pull the plug, you then have an unruly cord flopping around, it has nothing to do with laziness. Using your way of thinking, why have light switches when you can just screw/unscrew the bulb. Matter of fact. Nothing needs a switch, we can just use the plugs on everything.
59200
I don't think so, I have it installed to be turned on/off using the switch at the door.
2113588
yes you can make sure the fixture is plugged in without using the on/off switch that comes with it
1845235
Not really, still need the light switch to send power. Switch will be in the on position permanently, and the light and fan controlled by remote.
1393290
you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
452269
No you can't. If you wire straight to a toggle and not have a flasher of some sort the light will just come on and not flash.
2054179
No. I do have on plugged in to an outlet which is controlled by a light switch; that's handy.
1466156
Not sure is your case, but in my case, the light switch was too close to a shelf and therefore the timer's plate didn't fit. I just put it upside down and works perfectly. Of course, the program on/off changes.