Treewell Wireless Light Switch & Receiver Kit – 15A, 200ft RF Range, No Wiring

Effortless, Reconfigurable Lighting Control

Reimagine how you light a room with the Treewell Wireless Light Switch and Receiver Kit. This solution lets you add or relocate a switch without tearing into walls or running new wires. It pairs a wall-plate‑friendly Decorator Rocker switch with a compact receiver, delivering immediate light control over a robust RF link. No WiFi setup is required, so you can deploy it quickly and start controlling lamps, fans, or ceiling lights with confidence.

Designed for practical versatility, the system emphasizes convenience and reliability. The switch is designed to be used as a traditional wall control or detached for portable mounting. When you detach, it can stick securely to nearby metal surfaces, giving you flexible placement that still blends with your décor.

What makes it stand out

• Long-range RF reliability — control from up to 200 feet through walls, doors, and windows.
• Simple, no‑rewire installation — wired directly between power and fixture with pre‑programmed setup for immediate use.
• Dual-use, detachable switch — wall‑mounted or portable magnetic switch for flexible placement.
• Compact receiver — small footprint (1.38 x 2.54 inches) fits tight spaces like junction boxes or canopy fixtures.
• High power compatibility — rated for up to 15A/1875W, suitable for lamps, fans, and common lighting loads.
• Programmable & expandable — easy pairing, interference-free operation, and compatibility with additional kits for multi‑device control.

Real‑world use cases

Install the receiver behind a ceiling light in a small bedroom to gain remote control without rewiring. Move the switch to a more convenient wall position or attach it to a metal frame near a vanity for quick on/off access. In larger living spaces, pair multiple receivers with a single switch to manage fans, lamps, and chandeliers without changing your existing wiring. The compact form enables discreet installation in tight spaces such as rose fixtures, canopy lights, or electrical junction boxes.

Two practical lists to help you decide

• What you gain: quick setup, flexible placement, long range, and the ability to expand as your lighting needs grow.
• Ideal scenarios: retrofitting a single room, adding a switch where there wasn’t one, or controlling multiple lamps from one location.