BN LINK ES1513 5 2 Wireless Remote Control Review

These two little remote controls and sockets make it incredibly easy to turn your lights on and off without moving. Ideal for couch potatoes, bed potatoes and mashed potatoes. Also good for annoying others by turning their lights on and off against their will. No problem. Plug everything in, put on a diaper, find someone to spoon feed you, and you never have to move again, you filthy animal. Great product, happy with my purchase.

This is dangerous, after a week of use they began to lead their own lives. Turns on randomly and doesn't work at all. I grabbed them and ran away. What have I connected with them? 3 letters and then my mother died and I stopped doing business with them. Working with Revain was great and helped me get started with the return process. If you say "dangerous" and ask them what you plugged in, that's a warning sign of their loss. I took another brand and no problem. I will never buy this again and…

I was excited at first as everything was easy to set up and the two remote controls worked well, but after a few months something happened. I'm not sure why it took months for both remotes to start behaving, but they're basically useless. Either the remotes are draining the battery for no reason (and I bought good quality Energizer batteries), or the battery is bad and the remote just doesn't work. All in all, it's strange that it took several months to complete, but both remotes are pretty…

This is the best. I saw Ron Hazelton's house visit on 7/21/18, he installed a remote light switch. When I was looking for a light switch, I came across something better. Century wireless switch with remote control. I installed 4 of these in my living room. There is a fan on the pendant light above my chair, 2 heaters for my cat and #5 on my light fixture in the master bedroom. The pictures are in the order shown from 1 to 5. Now we need one for the dog heater. I love them and Blue Light makes…

Easy to use product: simply connect the pins of your electrical device to the sensor and plug it into the wall socket and press the corresponding assigned number and you're done! There are two remote controls that control 5 sensors. All sensors are numbered so you can remember which button on the remote controls which electrical device. The remote works in every room of my house on every floor. So if I'm downstairs and want to turn on the upstairs light before I go upstairs, I just press the…

Turn on your Smart TV as the Netflix app sometimes crashes. I've found that the best solution is to just unplug/plug in, but I'm in a wheelchair and it's difficult to get to the outlet. Now I just pressed #1 on the remote control. Place three hard-to-reach lamps on it in the living room and a three-way lamp in the bedroom next to the bedside. It was on a plug connected to a wall switch. This only worked when I remembered to manually turn it on from bed when I got up in the morning so I could…

This is a low cost system that allows you to control 5 devices from 30m away without seeing the device. The remote uses the radio to tell the switch to turn it on or off so it can be on the other side of the house and still work. You can make a button turn on more than one light by reprogramming another switch to listen for the button you want. . That means you can toggle button 1 on and off to turn all 5 devices on or off. I wanted more than two remotes and they sell them for $7.99 each…

This would be a 5 star item except the fork alignment is ridiculous and poorly designed. By turning the plugs so that the grounding element points towards the inside of the device, you can connect it to an extension cord without using 3 outlets at once. These days, however, it's obviously only meant to be plugged directly into the top outlet in the wall box, and trying to use it any other way requires either a ton of space on the power distribution panel or the purchase of a miniature 6-inch…