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Domia Lite DLR Wireless Remote Control
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| Price: | £9.55 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Delivery. Details |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #17244 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Domia Lite
- Model: 5060073050208
- Released on: 2007-03-06
Editorial Reviews
Manufacturer's Description
Home control made simple - take wireless remote control of your lamps and appliances with Domia Lite.
This Remote Control module can send RF signals through walls and ceilings to a distance of up to 30 metres. It can control eight appliances or lamps (or eight groups of appliances and lamps if each group is set to the same Address Code).
The unit can send On/Off and Bright/Dim commands. In addition the unit can control all appliances/lamps simultaneously (providing they are plugged into Domia Lite receivers with their Group switch turned to On).
Simply set the House code, and use the numbered buttons to send On/Bright or Off/Dim commands to the Domia Lite receiver(s) set to the corresponding Unit Code. Flicking the Page switch will change numbers 1-4 to numbers 5-8. Use with any Domia Lite receiver such as the Wireless Appliance Switches or Wireless Lamp Dimmers.
Customer Reviews
What a fantastic little gadget.
Bought this to go with the standby plugs we already had. Fantastic for tuning things off that would usually be left on standby!
long range, works perfectly
I needed this to turn on and off a water pump in the attic in my house. The pump was loud and we wanted to shut it off at night to prevent the kids from being woken up and later the pump started having problems where it didn't shut off properly when the faucets were shut off.
I had a previously remote control switch but you had to be on the second/top floor and point it up at the attic. The new switch works from the ground floor. The range is incredible and it's very convenient. So now I have two switches, one downstairs in the kitchen and one up in the attic.
For a while I was also using this device to supply power to my espresso machine which took 15 minutes to warm up properly. That just barely worked as this switch was rated at 400W if I remember correctly, and my machine was drawing 380W.
