Remote control external lighting

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

As per topic heading.
I have a customer that requires a remote controlled outside floodlight, that can be operated from inside their house. The floodlight is to be mounted on a detached garage, about 30m away from the main house.
There is electrics in the garage but no easy route to hardwire the light to main house.
I have emailed a few companies claiming their products can deal with remote control operations, but as yet when the situation above has been given, I have had no positive response.
Any idea dear forum members?

 

[bernardgreen]

I used JSJSLW200 amd JSJSLW201 to achieve reliable remote control of a lamp about 20 metres away. Testing suggested it would have worked over a longer range.

Theye are available from several sources so it it worth looking around for the best price

 

[stem]

I use a simple remote control device similar to this. Each relay channel switches socket outlets with the various transformers for my 16 LED garden lights plugged in. The whole lot is mounted on a board in my shed. It's been working perfectly for about 8 years, but it's only about 20 metres from the shed to the house though.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

I will research that, thank you bernardgreen

 

[ericmark]

433.92MHz I think is a shared frequency, radio hams are prime users and can use 100W not milliwatt, so do look for ham radio aerials first. Also restrictions I think within a set distance from the houses of parliament. Since I don't normally use 70 cm and I doing use radios in London I am not quite sure of that part of band plan. If well made a radio hams transmission will not cause lamps to go on or off, but may stop it working from it's remote control.

 

[flameport]

These: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Wiring_Accessories_Menu_Index/EasySwitch/index.html
Remote switch can either be the fob style, or can be added to a normal light switch on the wall.
Range is actually specified as about 100m, not the 250 stated on that site, but still far more than the 30m required.