Product Description

Heath Zenith SL-6017-WH Wired Wall Switch Receiver, WhiteHeath Zenith is synonymous with quality, integrity and innovation around the globe. They are committed to developing products that enhance their customer's lives through peace of mind, safety and convenience. Heath Zenith has been the leader in innovative and quality products for over 60 years.Heath Zenith SL-6017-WH Wired Wall Switch Receiver, White Features:; Replace standard switch to control wired lights with any Wireless Command transmitter; 2.75"w x 1.75"d x 4.125"h; Works with all Wireless Command products in one home; FCC/IC Certified; Up to 100 ft. Transmission Range; UL/CUL Listed; 2 Year Warranty; White

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4373 in Home Improvement
• Color: White
• Brand: Heath/Zenith
• Model: SL-6017-WH5
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .61 pounds

Features

• RF wall switch receiver
• Wall Switch controls up to 300 Watts incandescent lighting
• Switch turns lights on, off and dims 5 different light levels
• For use with a Heath Zenith Wireless Command transmitter
• White, 2.75 by 1.75 by 4.125

From the Manufacturer
The Heath Zenith Wireless Command, SL-6017-WH wall switch receiver allows you to add control to wired lighting fixtures. All you have to do is simply replace your existing switch with the Wireless Command switch receiver. The wall switch fits standard wiring boxes and uses your existing wiring. Choose any Heath Zenith Wireless Command transmitter to operate the switch such as a remote control or a motion sensor within 100 feet. The switch controls up to 300 watts incandescent lighting and can turn lights on, off and dim 5 different light levels. The wall switch carries a 2 year warranty.

Customer Reviews

just OK
I like the fact that it controls the motion sensor remotely, but don't care for the dimming function (really, you set it once and leave it, why do you need the dim function?). What I don't like, is the fact that it will NOT work with current generation of CFL lights or LED lights. I still use it to control my LED light, but I'm using it as the tradition switch without the remote sensing (using the manual slider ON/OFF switch at the bottom of the control panel).