Syantek Remote Control Outlet – Wireless Light Switch Kit, 100 ft Range, FCC & ETL Listed

Meet the Syantek Remote Control Outlet

The Syantek Remote Control Outlet transforms a standard wall socket into a wireless control point for lamps, fans, TVs, and other plugged-in devices. Its compact footprint fits neatly behind furniture or beside a wall switch, leaving space for nearby outlets while delivering reliable, room-to-room control with the simple press of a button.

Built for safety and reliability, the kit carries FCC certification and ETL listing. The wireless link uses a strong RF signal that can pass through doors and walls up to 100 feet, so you can control a favorite light from across a room or hallway without reaching for a switch.

Key benefits at a glance

• Compact design that occupies one wall socket, keeping adjacent outlets free for use.
• Reliable range up to 100 feet through doors and walls without interference, expanding your living area control.
• Programmable and expandable: pair remotes with multiple outlets or activate several devices with one button.
• Energy-aware operation: remotely turn devices off and reduce standby power, with memory after power interruptions.
• Accessibility ready: ideal for seniors or mobility-impaired users who benefit from simple, push-button control.

Expandability and everyday use

• One-button control can manage multiple devices or synchronize outlets for a cohesive setup.
• Sync remotes with outlets across frequencies, enabling flexible layouts without rewiring.
• Practical for bedside lamps, living room lighting, or other plug-in appliances you want at hand.
• FCC-certified and ETL-listed components provide reassurance of safety and quality in daily use.

Real‑world benefits

In daily life, the compact module stays tucked behind furniture, yet is ready when you need it. The ability to turn off lights or appliances from the couch or doorway minimizes friction and can help reduce idle power usage. If power briefly returns after an outage, the outlet remembers its off state, so there’s no unexpected reactivation to deal with.