LoraTap Wireless Remote Control E26 Light Bulb Socket Lamp Switch Kit 656ft 915MHz Range Remote Control Light Fixtures - DiZiWoods Store





Wanna management your lights from anyplace in your home?
Wanna activate/off your lights whereas sitting in your chair?
Wanna shut off your lamp whereas leaning in your mattress?
No app, No wifi, LoraTap wi-fi distant management mild bulb socket package lets you distant management your lights from an extended distance as much as 656ft.
A number of wi-fi distant management switches (as much as 10pcs) can management one mild socket.
A number of mild sockets (as much as 100pcs) can pair to at least one wi-fi distant management change.

Specs

Bulb Socket
Shade: white
Voltage: one hundred-120V AC, 50/60Hz
Max. Load: 2.5 Amp
Max. Power: 300W
Screw Base Sort: E26/E27
Compatibility: E26 E27 LED, CFL and halogen bulbs and so forth.
LED indicator mild shade: heat white
Bulb Socket Dimensions(Dia x H): 2.sixty eight in x 2.eighty three in, it provides roughly 1.fifty eight in to fixture peak.

Transmitter(Switch)
Colour: white
Buttons: 2 Buttons, ON/OFF
Sign Range: as much as 100ft/30m(indoor), as much as 656ft/200m(outside), relying on native circumstances
Frequency: 915Mhz
Lifetime: over 220 thousand clicks
Battery Sort: Panasonic CR2032(included)
Battery Lifetime: as much as 10 years
Switch Dimensions(Dia x H): 2.sixty eight in x zero.sixty three in

Package deal consists of
1 x Bulb Socket
1 x Switch (Remote Control)
1 x Magnetic Switch Base
1 x Panasonic CR2032 Battery (for Remote)
1 x Double-Sided Tape
1 x Consumer GuideLong Range & Magnetic Base: Wireless lighting management ranges as much as 100ft/30m(indoor), 656ft/200m(outside), permitting you to regulate your mild from virtually anyplace in your home; The distant management includes a magnetic base that"s mountable and movable, so you"ll be able to relocate the sunshine change with out damaging your partitions.
Works with ALL E26 E27 Bulbs Together with: LED Bulb, Sensible Bulb, Halogen Bulb, CFL Bulb, Fluorescent Bulb, Corn Light Bulb and so on. / voltage one hundred-120V AC, max load 2.5 amp, max energy Bulb Socket Dimensions (Dia x H): 2.sixty eight x 2.eighty three in, it provides roughly 1.fifty eight in (four cm) to fixture peak
Straightforward Set up & Non-Interference: Simply screw the bulb adapter between the lamp holder and the bulb, then you"ll be able to flip your peculiar bulb into wi-fi bulb. You should use a number of bulb socket kits in a single room with out sign interference
Handy for Everybody: Easy, app-free management of your mild, straightforward for the aged, youngsters and other people with restricted mobility to make use of
Reminiscence Perform: When the bulb socket is powered off and again on, it remembers its earlier settings









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