Fimco 7771938 12 Volt On/Off Wireless Remote Control 250 Feet Range Quick Connect to Fimco 5275086, 5275087 or all 12 Volt Sprayer Pumps up to 20 Amps, Convenient Keychain Clip and Collapsable Antenna

Exactly as expected.

Used for truck strobe light switch worked perfectly

This is a winner!!! I have a bad back, turning around to find the on/off switch on my sprayer when using the broadcast sprayer was very difficult. I wasted some chemicals while stopped trying to find the switch. This item is perfect. I have attached the remote to the Side X Side's key which is in easy reach for me without turning to look back. I haven't tested the distance that the remote can reach, since the sprayer tank is mounted on the tailgate of my Mule, which is about 6 feet from the remote. I don't have to extend the antenna. My only concern was the battery in the remote, as in one of the receives someone asked what type battery was used in the remote and if it was included. The response was, no the battery wasn't included. I was prepared to put a battery in it or batteries, but when I looked for the compartment for them, their was none. The remote apparently comes with a battery. It works as advertised, just wonder how long the remote battery will last and if it is replaceable by the owner. I still give it a 5 star rating, as it works well and am sure it will give years of service.Came in on time, well packaged. I do recommend this item to anyone that uses a broadcast sprayer system or any other item that operates on 12 volts that a remote switch would improve the item.

This works very well and I attached the remote to a lanyard I had. Makes spraying large areas with my spray trailer a breeze. Has a good long range and performs well. Antenna is fragile, my wife broke it off on her first use…a better option for the antenna would be welcome…otherwise I would have given it a 5-star review.

Utilize this remote on my tank sprayer - when using the hand sprayer, I can control turning on and off the pump when necessary which eliminates having to go back to the tank - saves time & energy

I ordered this because I got tired of trying to reach back over my shoulder to turn on or off my 30 gallon lawn sprayer. Not only did it make spraying more efficient it also enabled me to stay seated in my lawn tractor while turning the sprayer on and off. As you probably know, most lawn tractors cut the engine if you move off the seat in certain operating modes and it avoids the possibility of straining one's back while trying to reach over and turn on or off the sprayer.The only suggestion I have for the manufacturer is to build the transmitter with a sturdier antenna like a flexible mini-whip about 2 inches tall. The metal antenna breaks pretty easy so I just made a little flexible wire antenna and taped it on the old broken antenna stub. This really is not an issue because, at 2-3 feet away from the receiver you don't even need an external antenna to turn it on or off. Also, I have dropped the transmitter several times from my pocket and hit concrete and it was not affected. This is a great time saver and I highly recommend it.

I wasted several hours trying to get the Bluetooth to work on this wireless switch only to find out it was defective. We warned.

I just got it hooked up so this is not a long term test review.I hooked this up to a ATV Light whip. I'm running the whip on rechargeable Lithium/ion batteries and i dont want to drain the battery.The whip does come with a remote but the range is not big enough.My use for this bike is Burning Man festival and I need to be able to locate my bike at night when there are thousands of other bikes near it. I got this so i can tun my lights off when parked, but hit the switch to tun the whip on so i can find my bike in the huge mass of other bikes. This thing has amazing range, just what i was looking for. I went across the street to get a beer and hit the on switch, got back to my shop and the lights were on. The signal had to go 50 yards and through a building to turn it on. Very impressed. When I get back from the Burn I will update this post.