Wireless Light Control

[dprance]

Hi.

I've just had my a big renovation done and I stupidly forgot to tell the electrician to include a lighting circuit for the kitchen cabinet lights. These can go directly into a plug socket but I would prefer for it to be controlled by the main wall switch, without having to use an app or anything. Something simple.

Is there such a product that can be added to a lighting circuit (i.e added to a spot light and then hidden into the ceiling) that would automatically transmit a signal to plug-in socket adapter to tell it to turn on once the light has been switched on? Would be a pretty neat thing and would save the hassle of having to run more cables/redecorate.

Advice appreciated cheers!

 

[Dustydazzler]

Something like this ?

 

[dprance]

Something like this ?

Yes I've seen these - something really similar expect I want to be able to use my existing wall switch.

Essentially I want to create a wireless spur off an existing light circuit so that when you flick the switch the light comes on as normal but also a signal is also sent to a socket to turn on/off.

 

[PeakSteve]

I know its a late resoponse, but Quinetic have recently introduced their QU RFT which, along with their QU A313 receiver will do exactly what you suggest.
Available from TLC: Quinetic RF Transmitter | Quinetic (QURFT) - https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/QURFT.html