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Tried to use it for my outside lights. It would not turn on or off from inside the house. I had to go about two feet away to make it work. Stay away from this product. I bought a timer switch at walmart works great. less money.
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When I got this there was only 1 bad review so I went ahead. This unit stopped working on me as well. I live where it doesn't get terribly cold but it gets below 35 overnight quite a bit. It worked for 5 days and then stopped. I am not having any luck warming this up to a working state again as some other reviewers did. All things being equal, look elsewhere for a product like this.
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This product works indoors, and is capable of going through drywall. However, it was completely unable to go through even a single wooden door. The range of this device has also been greatly exaggerated. Maybe it works at 100 feet out in the open, but it's limited to just a few feet when going through walls.
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This works wonders for activating products whose switches are buried behind bulky pieces of furniture or other hard-to-reach places, or if you want a light switch on an outlet not wired to the wallplate without having to tear into your walls--especially in an older house where the wiring paths make no sense!
The box itself seems larger than necessary, and the stiff cable means using it on the bottom-most outlet available. I would have preferred if the cable attachment came out of the side, allowing it to be used on any outlet, but that's a small gripe.
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They come with two channels for the remote control A and B. I ordered two and they sent me two B's. A little common sense here please....
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