Remote-control switching uses radio-wave technology to turn household power to a specific appliance on or off. We couldn't believe it when we discovered how inexpensive these units were -- a mere $12.

Sometimes you can switch lights without a direct connection to the mains, however – like this project that interfaces mechanically with a standard light switch.

This is a simple LED lightbulb, but it includes a remote control to change the color on the fly. This light can flash different colors, strobe, fade and more with a push of a button.

TJOY's light strips are the best remote control lights out there. It's a pack of LED lights that stretch to 50 feet. With just a button press or two, their color can be changed to anything remotely.

Want to control the colors in your home? Sure, you could just buy a Philips Hue bulb, but where’s the hacking fun in that? [Dario] agrees: he has written a tutorial on building an Arduino-con… ...

If you are a fan of RGB lighting, then here’s how to control the LED technology, which Logitech calls LightSync, in your peripherals.

Lighting has been proven to affect our mood. Stick LED strip lights in these locations and you'll be well on your way feeling right at home.

Why the WunderCool Light Socket Fan is becoming the go-to plug-in ceiling fan and light combo for renters, small space dwellers, and energy-conscious consumers How this remote-controlled, no-wiring ...