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Heath Zenith BL-6133-WH Basic Solutions Wireless Switch and Wall Switch by Heath Zenith Basic Solutions
Product DetailsManufacturer: Heath Zenith Basic Solutions Model: BL-6133-WH Product features: - Add light switch control to any wired light without new wiring
- Operates the wired wall switch within 100-feet to turn lights ON and OFF
- Operates like a 3-way switch
- Controls up to 500-watts of incandescent lighting
- The white, wireless wall switch is 3.11-by-1.02-by-4.76-inches; the wired switch is 1.77-by-1.57-by-2.72-inches
Tools and Hardware Reviews of Heath Zenith BL-6133-WH Basic Solutions Wireless Switch and Wall SwitchCustomer Review: Nifty and it works Summary: 5 StarsWe mounted our new TV on the wall and unfortunately it made one of our light switches totally inaccessible. What to do, what to do? My wife found this item on Amazon and we gave it a try. It was extremely easy to install and has worked flawlessly. It may have a range of 10-15 feet but we have it mounted on the opposite side of the wall. We repainted the white cover and it matches very well. The actual switch unit requires a battery which I had forgotten to install the first time. But it has worked very well. We are both highly pleased.
Description of Heath Zenith BL-6133-WH Basic Solutions Wireless Switch and Wall SwitchControl a light from 2 switches without new wiring. - Features: Remote Control/Switch-easy install mounts anywhere, without wires. Powered by a 9 volt alkaline battery (not included). Battery typically lasts 1 year. - Receiver switch-easily replaces your existing wall switch. - Up to 100 Foot Transmission Range- Signal passes through doors, walls and floor. - Different Channels Available-compatible with other Heath/Zenith switches (same channel code). - 500 Watts Maximum- Control up to 500 watts of incandescent lighting. - Operates like a 3-way switch. - Trilingual Manual-Manual includes English, French and Spanish instructions. - Ideal locations include: Long hallways; large rooms with two entryways; top and bottom of stairs; detached garages. Anywhere you need two switches to control the same light.
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