all good, taking loads no prob

I’ve never used a relay before this one and this wasn’t a bad first choice. I used this for my underglow lights so I can turn them on and off. It’s perfect for it

I've purchased this so I can install it in my kids big-wheels type of "ride on" toy car as a remote kill switch in case my kid was doing something stupid and needed for me to kill the motors from a short distance at the local park. As advertised, it claims to have a 328-foot range between the receiver and the remotes. That is FAR from accurate, as I was experiencing issues just 10 feet away, nevermind anything closer to the advertised range of 328 feet. Personally, I would have been happy with at least 80-100ft. This thing would also cut off randomly while degrading the performance of toy car as well. It's advertised to handle up to 72 volts with a load of 30 amps. Well, it had issues when powering two 24 volt motors (or two 12 volt motors after throwing it into a second model), both with a 40 volt, 5 amp battery connected to them. They obviously oversold it based on the specs advertised compared to what it can actually be used for. I know there could be interference when it comes to RF signals, although considering that most of the testing I've done with it was in the middle of a big open field, RF interference would be highly unlikely, if not impossible. So it's safe to rule that out.

Used to control light bar on my grandson's jeep. saved me lots of time not having to run wire through firewall of vehicle. Worth the price.

It is so convenient to use with my wen dust collector. Used Velcro to place the control where I need it.

Works great. Used for a security switch for a truck fuel transfer pump. Does exactly what I need.

I was able to install this without any issues in a metal conduit box and it has no issues functioning. The entire receiver is inside the metal box and the remote is still responsive although I'm only functioning it within 25 feet at all times. So far it seems to handle the amperage of my dust collector like a champ. Would recommend to anyone wanting a nice solution for remote dust collection. If you're using conduit boxes, make sure you get the deep ones for ease of installation.

Bought a home last year that had A 20-year-old garage door opener. The remote for the garage door did not work anymore nor could I find one online that would work for my particular set up. I used this unit to tap into the garage door opener and now I can open the door 400 feet away. It is awesome saved me $600 on a new garage door unit.

I screwed up the last one I had have this working off of 24 V and a relay works with very well

I use this to remotely activate my 2 HP, 220 VAC dust collector. The remote works every time, without delay. The ease of use means that I use the dust collector far more than I did when I had to walk across the shop to activate it. That means much less mess and reduced allergies. It was easy to install.

I used several of these as a remote kill switch on my kids power wheels ride on toys. They all worked for a few days, then shorted out.

Love how easy it was to hook up! Used for lights on boat from 12volt battery. I wired the receiver wire to an antenna and it works from about 100yards away.

As advertised

This remote switch works perfectly to operate my 1 horsepower dust collector. I installed it in a 4" PVC junction box from the hardware store utilizing a short pigtail power cord and power connector. Very simple install, the power relay is clearly marked and has screw terminals for the four wire terminations. I recommend product for similar needs.

It takes a little more effort, a couple plugs and some cable to hook this unit up without having to chop appliance cords but well worth the effort. This is worth the extra $7 over the cheap plug and play controller I purchased and it quit after three uses.

Help, how do you setup the remote? I did what the instructions says and clicked the button three times on the relay and the green light never turns on. It's hooked up right because the connection is going through in my car, but now I don't know what to do.

Worked twice hooked up to low wattage test light on 12vdc, then no longer turned on load, despite hearing system click upon pushing remote. Checked it out with ohm meter. The output terminal to load was shorted internally to the system supply ground. Seemed too good to be true for the price, and sure enough. Side note, I'm a degreed engineer and my business is selling electrical controls, so have a pretty good idea what I'm doing

Great concept piss poor delivery. Worked 3x and now it doesn’t do anything. Tried repairing the remotes nothing $25 piece of trash .