Acegoo Wireless Lights Switch Kit - Unboxing & Install

Hello all,
Another week and another install. Finally, I no longer need dreaded extension leads running up the wall to run my lights.
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[@thomashverring9484]

That's a pretty nifty setup, actually! I'm going to look into something like that for some of my light.

[@thomashverring9484]

Yes! The answer! I had a feeling it might be a sensor light blinking on and off :^)

[@DempZe]

Can you use this as a way of two way switching?

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

I believe so yes but I’ve not tried it myself. On more than one occasion I have got back into the house and realised I left the light on so a second switch would be helpful.

[@Ben-lr2vz]

I've seen video where you can wire it and be able to use the original switch also.

[@rayc1503]

Yes you can install upto 10 wireless switches of one receiver. Mk quinetic allows you to install on grid switches which blend in with standard modular light switches.

[@rayc1503]

@@Ben-lr2vz probably best to disconnect the existing switch wire and install however many wireles light switches you need. Paired to a singular receiver.

[@Kevin_Beach]

I want to gather a number of switches together from adjacent spaces, without having to rewire any of them. Can the receiver be used to replace the switching gear in a traditional light switch, so that the kinetic light switch can be used as just a repositioned switch?

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

I believe so yes. There 99% sure there is a video on KZbin where someone did exactly that.

[@darrents44]

can you use this instead of pull switch..if so how to connect please

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

Pull switch. Do you mean like in a bathroom?

[@darrents44]

@@LittleShedBigIdeas yes .. i have similar wireless switch but it has IN & OUT feeds IN (L red N blue) OUT (N blur L brown) Thanks

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

If I’m honest I’m not sure.

[@rayc1503]

@@darrents44 if you install the receiver above the light fitting. The switch or switches can be installed anywhere within range you like.

[@Ben-lr2vz]

I'm wondering, if the power goes out do you need to pair it again? That would be pain in the a$$.

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

I did a little test and switched the fuse board off then on and it worked. I guess it may have a small battery in it….

[@SaggyJ]

I haven’t had any issues with that.. I tore my old switch apart and there are no batteries or any power source, I think the switch works purely off of the mechanical movement that’s why it clicks so damn loud lol… at least that’s what I came up with

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

Sounds about right.

[@SolarizeYourLife]

I like the units that have a smart receiver...but this unit can save a lot of labor and needless wiring... I wish I knew of this when I had to rewire my new house...the bastard electrician never wired several switches that I had in the contract...

[@LittleShedBigIdeas]

I really do wonder why this isn’t a more used method for installs now. So much quicker and easier.