The offer applies to the button only; the receiver can be purchased as part of a separate offer. Sets are also available.
Discover how easy it is to upgrade your home lighting. The Spreest wireless light switch requires no batteries— power is generated by the click of a button. The strong 433 MHz signal reaches up to 200 meters outdoors and 50 meters indoors, without interference from walls or doors.
One button can simultaneously operate any number of lamps , and the receiver remembers up to 10 switches , so you can expand your installation whenever you want.
For installation, you can use double-sided tape or two screws, so there's no need to break plaster or new cables, and the waterproof button and 200,000-click lifespan guarantee years of trouble-free use – from the bathroom to the garden gazebo.
They concern the complete receiver set with the button.
Unlimited possibility of expanding the set, just purchase additional receivers available as part of another offer.
Button
Additional components available through other offers.
The Polish manual is available as an electronic download in the attachment. You can find it above or below our product description .
Q1: Does the wireless light switch require batteries?
Q2: What is the maximum range of the wireless signal?
Q3: How many receivers can be controlled by one control panel?
Q4: Does the controller retain settings after a power failure?
Q5: What does a self-powered switch mean?
Q6: Can one switch control 3 receivers (lights on different circuits) simultaneously?
Q7: How many switches can be used in one house?
Q8: Can the switch be mounted on the wall with screws?
Q9: Does the switch need to be used frequently to generate enough kinetic energy?
Customers most often praise the reliable operation, easy installation, and ability to control lighting without running extra wires. A few note that the receiver may not fit in a small wall box and that the range can be unreliable in some conditions; they also mention the unit’s thickness and a button that needs a firmer press.
Summary generated automatically (AI) from customer reviews.
It works, pairing was problem-free. You have to press the button a little harder than a regular one, which an older person will notice. The module doesn’t fit in a flush-mounted box, so it’s better suited for installation in a distribution board. No problems with the range through walls.
+Works every time.
−It takes a little more force to press than usual.
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Check the dimensions; it doesn’t fit a standard 67 mm round box (my mistake :) ). Range through the corner of a built-in fridge is just under 2 metres: sometimes it turns on, sometimes it doesn’t… The signal transmitter seems to be somewhere along the lower short edge of the switch (where you press the button). It works better when that edge faces the receiver.
+The switch doesn’t need a battery.
−See reviews.
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Now that’s a solution. Brilliant. We forgot to disconnect the lights and… it still worked :) The installation isn’t complicated; the seller sends a link to the installation instructions. I recommend it.
−None.
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At a distance of 50 m outdoors, it only works intermittently, so you can’t rely on it. Otherwise, it works better than all the others I’ve tried.
+No battery.
−It definitely doesn’t work at 200 m.
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There wasn’t a third lighting circuit in the kitchen, but now look at that—we can easily control the under-cabinet lighting without tearing up the walls and ceiling. Great solution.
+Easy to install, no need to worry about a battery.
−I haven’t noticed.
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Small but delightful. Installation is a breeze. Everything works. Pay attention to the dimensions, as it’s quite large. The thickness was an issue for me in particular (I had to change my installation plan).
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