Pick by your problem—not by part number

Smart Solutions

Hosting, an older place, or a small business—whatever your headache, we speak in your terms: less hassle, smoother turnovers, a space that’s easier to run. Kits that skip a big wall tear-out, pairing from your phone. Multiple units? Request a project quote at the bottom.

Switches and relays sound technical. Here, we spell it out in what you care about: less hassle, smoother turnovers, and a place that feels easier to run and rent.

Less hassle for you Fewer wall cut-ins & electrician waits

Same outcome, often faster Versus a full rewire for the same control*

Illustrative photo—your installer’s survey and quote are what matter.

You’re not shopping for “one more switch”

Guests leave lights on? Need a new switch but dread opening the walls? Store lights stay on after hours? Below, choose the situation that matches you: practical kits, installs that skip a big tear-out, pairing from your phone. If you’re covering multiple units, scroll to the bottom and request a quote—we’ll size it as a project.

Two ways to get the same “rent-ready” feel

You can still get calm walls and reliable control—without chasing an electrician for every new box.

The exhausting way The calmer way

The exhausting way Conduit, patching, paint—and people still forget the lights.

The calmer way Keep walls tidy, add Switnex where hands need a switch, repeat the same scenes on every door code.

Which situation sounds like you?

Hosting & rentals

If you run Airbnb, STR, or long-term rentals

What you gain

Turnovers that feel the same every time

Sound familiar?

After checkout, lights stay on—power bills and wear add up.
Keys and random remotes get messy when you scale to more listings.

A “one-tap away” setup you can repeat

Turn “checkout cleanup” and everyday paths into the same habit every time—without rewiring each address from scratch.

What you’ll typically get in the kit

Apartment starter example (how we might bundle it)

One gateway + five wireless switches + three receivers—so you’re not hunting matching parts one by one.

1 × gateway (matches the wireless approach you pick)
5 × Switnex wireless switches (paths people actually use + bedside)
3 × relay receivers for circuits you don’t want to reopen

How it usually goes in three steps

1
Choose
Pick the kit size that fits your typical layout.
2
Mount
Surface-friendly installs—less waiting on wall work between guests.
3
Pair
Set up from your phone; add voice only if you want it there.

Older homes & renovations

If you’re upgrading stock and want less destruction

What you might save*

$200+ vs. full rewire / room (example)

Sound familiar?

New wall switches mean holes, patching, paint—time and money add up fast.
People in the unit can’t always wait for multi-day electrical bookings.

A faster path with less “open the wall”

Keep the wiring you already have; add control where life actually happens—hallways, service areas, the spots you use daily.

What you’ll typically get in the kit

Retrofit quick-pack example

The same shopping list your installer sees every week—so it’s a checklist, not a new puzzle each time.

Relay pack for lighting you don’t want to rip open again
Wireless switches for new places you need a button
A simple scene map (manual / video) your crew can follow

How it usually goes in three steps

1
Choose
Match receivers to the loads; switches to where hands reach.
2
Mount
Skip new back boxes on the paths that matter most.
3
Pair
Commission once, copy the setup to the next unit.

Small business & offices

If you care about after-hours waste and flexible control

Easier to explain

Off-hours usage you can point to on a bill

Sound familiar?

Lights on when nobody’s there—money quietly walking out the door.
Schedules change; a fixed wall switch can’t keep up.

After-hours control without replacing every fixture

Time-based scenes and relays on the loads you already have—no need to rip out all your lights first.

What you’ll typically get in the kit

After-hours example kit

Focuses on the two headaches owners mention most: lights that won’t quit after close, and always moving switches around.

Relays for banks of fluorescents or LED drivers
Switches where your team actually walks
A simple weekly schedule—still easy to override on-site

How it usually goes in three steps

1
Choose
Mark zones that stay lit after you’ve gone home.
2
Mount
Add control without rewiring every ceiling run first.
3
Pair
Push schedules from the phone; local override still works if the network hiccups.

Want the deeper “why”? Linktrol breaks it down

These reads use real-world math and field notes—so you can see why many landlords skip another wall rewire and decide if it fits your place.

Why more hosts pause before opening the walls again

Labor cost, days vacant, and when surface control is the sensible move—explained plainly.

Read on Linktrol →

Multiple doors without starting from zero each time

Repeat the same playbook so the next unit isn’t a custom science project.

Read on Linktrol →

Talking about savings without sounding vague

Tie after-hours lighting to numbers a landlord or partner actually believes.

Read on Linktrol →

When you choose a kit here, you get extra clarity

Setup guides and video paths matched to how you install locally; if you like learning from peers, the Linktrol community is there too. Especially helpful when you’re juggling more than one address and don’t want to piece PDFs together at midnight.

Documentation grouped by kit—not ten random downloads
Simple notes you can hand to cleaners or building staff
More than a few units? A project quote answers everything in one go

More than one door to worry about?

Tell us roughly how many units and what you’re trying to fix—we’ll help size relays, switches, and docs as your project, not a single-line checkout.

Request a project quote

* Numbers and photos on this page are examples. Always rely on your on-site survey and written quote.