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Remote Controlled Switch Socket 3 Pack

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Features for Remote Controlled Switch Socket 3 Pack:

Remote Controlled Switch Socket General Features: Remote controlled outlets
Turn lights on from anywhere (even outside) 433.92 MHz frequency 100-foot range
Works through walls, floors and doors Great for use anywhere in your home
Three (3) Single 3-prong outlets 120 v 60 Hz voltage 10 A current Regulatory Approvals: UL cUL
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Editorial Review
The 1275 Remote Controlled Switch Sockets are ideal for the remote operation of many electrical devices, including lamps, appliances, tools and more. It even works outside! The remote control and power sockets are fashioned in a sleek pearl design. With one 12-volt (Model 23A) battery for the remote you are ready to go! Don't let your low budget poorly operate your life. Get your 1275 Remote Controlled Switch Sockets today!
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Customer Reviews

it's ok

2008-10-11
Having purchased similar items from another manufacturer in the past, I was surprised to find that the item ships batteries not included. The range is also noticeably less than that of the competing product that I have purchased- I usually have to click the button two or three times just to switch the lights across the room. Also, the oversized outlet takes up two plug spaces. On the plus side, the product is much cheaper than competitors, considering that you get separate control of three different outlets with one remote. With the competitor's product, you'd have to buy three packages and juggle three remotes, so if you want separate control of multiple outlets from one remote, this is definitely the way to go.

Partially works

2008-07-18
While this product works well with lamps and fans that have knobs that you turn, it only half works with fans or other products that turn on with buttons. For example, I have a fan that you press the button three times to go from low to high to off. The remote will turn it off, but won't turn it back on. Same thing with a button-only air conditioner. However, it does turn my twist-dial fan both on and off.

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