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Remote Controlled Switch Socket - 3 Piece Set

Remote Controlled Switch Socket - 3 Piece Set for $14.99

Feb 1, 2013 3:27 AM

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.

Features/Specifications:
* 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:
* cUL

Product Requirements:
* Three (3) available power outlets
* 12-volt battery Model 23A (for remote)

Good reviews on Amazon where prices start at $19.

$3.99 shipping.

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I like these.
My wife won't let me get a clapper.
With one switch over here I can turn off the power unit and surge protector over there.
That protector powers the DVR, the TV, the DVD, the stereo, and an amp.
My 8300HD DVR alone seems to use 30 - 31 watts when on, and 29 watts when it's off!
I can turn off all those parasitic energy losses with one switch.
I have one by the door that operates two unswitched lamps on the other side of the room. Let there be ...

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I bought these switches a while ago, especially for a home theater/living room. I have the setup switching AV equipment and lights on/off. They are particularly good for lamps with twist knobs that are difficult to turn. The only complaint the switching units are rather large and may block both outlets, especially if you're trying to use a power adapter in the other one. Bottom line, I have been extremely happy with my purchase.

mattysc mattysc
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This switch looks like it could be fun and convenient...

But I like this switch better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZIfIzNW9xM

sharpjm sharpjm

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