Quinetic Wireless Switch 

Hi Paul, great to hear! Let us know how you get on.

@@tlcdirect Thank you it worked perfectly. I put the receiver in a Wiska box outside the shed. It responds better than the mk one and the switch is stylish and modern.

Good Afternoon Martin, I know of the Sonoff range and they are a great option for hardwiring a home to be app controlled, or even add Alexa and Google Home. They however do not have a physical switching method, especially one that runs completely without cable (even power) like the Quinetic range does. In answer to your question, yes, there are 2 different types of Quinetic receiver, switch only or switch and Wi-Fi. A switch and Wi-Fi version can be controlled via the smart life app, Alexa or Google Home and one is able to set scenes and timers, etc. The Quinetic switch operates completely of kinetic energy which powers the unit and sends a small radio single. This means the switch is completely portable, mountable anywhere and requires absolutely no cabling. This radio signal is picked up by the receiver that is wired anywhere on the live feed which then switches the circuit. The advantage of this is the ability to have a switch and smart home control simultaneously. Any other smart receiver will be rendered inoperable if connected to a switch which is turned off. You can see the range here: bit.ly/37A6Fug Best regards, William Purnell TLC Customer Service

Hi, the previous generation of Quinetic switches have now been replaced by an improved switch design: www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/QUWS1W.html

Hi Damian, thanks for your enquiry. The best option is to replace the current switch in the kitchen with a QURS1W, a wireless switch with built in receiver - bit.ly/3s0jRQP And place a QUWS1W, wireless switch in the shed - bit.ly/3t1ZUdF. If you would like to discuss your requirements further, please give our customer services team a call on 01293 565 630.

The max load is dependent on the type of receiver used. Have a look at the range here: bit.ly/2waafLU or alternatively contact our sales team on 01293 565 630.

Yes, one switch can control an unlimited number of controllers and one controller can be controlled by a maximum of 10 separate switches.

Dear Justin, I’m afraid that our system is not intended to be used in conjunction with conventional hard-wired switches as this would dramatically limit its features and capabilities. Where possible, I suggest you install In-Line Switch Receivers or simply install the receiver(s) in the ceiling, bypass the current switches and install the new wireless ones in their place.

@@tlcdirect Thankyou for replying and clarifying. Helps with the decision and not buying an incorrect item!

@@justintemp No problem. If you have any other questions get in touch with our sales team on sales@tlc-direct.co.uk

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