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not as advertised 
Though advertised as working on 12 volts, my remote seemed DOA until I changed power supplies to give it a higher peak voltage. The internal relay only pulls in starting at 12.8v, and is reliable at >13v. So don't count on a tightly regulated supply such as a switching supply or a stand-alone 12v battery. Unfortunately this makes it hardly useful for my project.
Worked! Then Didn't!
I had this in an automobile 12v 7amp application working for about two weeks. I probably activated and deactivated it about 25 times before it would no longer turn off.
It seems when a load is on it doesn't want to turn off. If there is no load it works fine. I tried a load as small as 100mA and even that caused a delay issue in going off.
Maybe I just got a bad one, don't know. But I recommend using a relay with this item to reduce the load. I tried a relay with mine but the damage is done and unit still does the same thing.
What A Boon 
I have a crap-for DSL that requires the modem be cold reset from time to time. It's a gigantic pain and the teleco is NO HELP. I wired this little guy in and now I can reset the modem from two different locations in the house. Thanks a Ton AE!
One out of two worked good. 
Installed one of these to remotely turn on the lights in my shed. Used a solar panel, then a controller plus an SLA battery to provide power. Set for 13.6 volts DC output. Then used this to turn the power inverter on to turn the lights on.
The first remote control was DOA. Replaced it with the second one I bought and it is working good so far. My first thought was that the batteries in the key fobs of the first unit may be weak or bad. Swapped those batteries with the ones in the remote controller that worked. Still did not function. Not sure why. Will have to buy another one so I can use the same setup in my other shed.
Garden Rail
Read an article on a garden train web site. I immediately contacted All Electronics who were very helpful in sending me 2. I have used 1 to control an auto relay, which in turn carries the power to my tracks. I can switch off
the system from any where around my lay out in an emergency ( a derailment etc) The second unit is still in its box. I am hoping to use it to assist in controlling a 1/24 scale vehicle I am trying fit with a small motor
The unit it a great accessory to my railway
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