Wireless Dimmer Switch

[Size: 1 Remote & 1 receiver]
Works just as indicated. Very effective.

[Size: 1 Remote & 1 receiver]
I'm a big fan of these dimmers. They are literally a fraction of the price of big box stores, with the same quality. I have used these over and over for the past couple years, and never been let down. I would highly recommend these dimmer switches.

[Size: 1 Remote & 1 receiver]
Work like it should

[Size: 1 Remote & 1 receiver]
I used this one to power three 3w LEDs and it causes them to flicker at full brightness.Dimming is in steps, not gradual. There's 3 or 4 brightness settings, and the dimmest isn't very dim.I also kinda doubt the 300w capacity claim because the wires are pretty thin, probably 20 gauge.Very lightweight, small palm-size unit.Remote works from ground level with the receiver in an attic ~15ft away.

[Size: 1 Remote & 1 receiver]
This is a nice switch. I was concerned about the receiver, because I had to put it behind a metal bracket inside a box, but no issues. There’s not quite as much granularity as I would like when I dim the lights, meaning that if I were to use a mechanical wall dimmer, I could gradually dial it up and down, where this one does it in steps, but that’s OK for our needs.Having a nicely made 120 V wireless wall dimmer really fixed a problem for us in the master bedroom. We have a 122-year-old house, and this gave us a great solution in a space where we simply could not put a traditional switch in.

[Size: 1 Remote & 1 receiver]
I put this in the junction box serving an led ceiling light (yes, the controller fits easily inside the box). It is very easy to install and works perfectly to dim the light fixture and to turn it off and on using the remote control/wall plate. The wall plate can be screwed into the wall anywhere within 30 feet of the controller, and the small remote is attached to it by magnet, which works very well. Because I have the controller inside the steel junction box, Alexa is unable to find it and connect to it, but I didn't actually care about that. The wall plate with the remote communicates by radio signal, which is flawless. I am pleasantly surprised by the quality and functionality for the price. Addition: I tried Alexa again, and she did connect and works well.

I had a ceiling light with a dimmer with only one control location. Needed to control in a different location as well! (Just like a three-way only I didn't have the wires to actually do three way)... So, I wired this receiver into the switch box where the original dimmer switch was. Then installed this switch over the top of the box (super easy goes in the exact same mounting holes that the original switch went into)... Then put the other included switch on the other side of the room... And voila... It works perfectly from both locations. (Yeah I actually tested that before I put all the wires back into the box and put the cover for the new switch (included) on it.