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Question: Is there a way to purchase a new remote.  I've replaced the batteries but still dead.  I'm on my third entire unit because the remotes keep stop working
Document: I was concerned with all the review about the broken remotes or remotes not working soon after purchase. So far they are working pretty good. Occasionally they do require a firmer or repeated pressing to go on or off but after several months so far it still works pretty good. Id recommend it. If it breaks I will update with an appropriate response.
I love it and it really saves money, BUT I'm on my third one. The remote does not last more than a year. Not the battery, but the whole thing stops working and you cannot buy just the remote. This time I needed two and only bought one and bought the much cheaper Bye Bye Standby for the other room and put it at the end of a power strip. That way is $10 compared to $40.
I have had this for about 2 weeks now and still working great. The remotes works exactly as expected. Since I have an office and just work at home at night and on the weekends, I wanted an easy way to completely shutdown my home monitor, printer, and ext hard drives when I am not using them. This worked great. It costs $30 on Amazon and $35 at my local Home Depot.
Got this item strictly for the remote control. Great idea. The surge protector is very good quality. Unfortunately, the remote is about as cheesy as it can get. Didn't work out of the box. Tried new batteries. Still didn't work. I returned the item.
It may just be the battery in the remote but it stopped working after about a year. Either way great product, high quality, would buy again. I use it on my fish tank to turn the pumps on and off for water changes but keep other devices on all the time.
At first I thought this would be exactly what I needed so I ordered one. When it arrived I plugged it in and there was no power, not even to the "always on" plugs. The circuit breaker was not tripped, so I sent it back in exchange for a new one. When the second one arrived the battery in the transmitter was dead, even though it had a plastic tab to keep the battery from being connected. I went out and bought a new battery and it worked.
Purchased this item  so that I could plug in all my electronic devices at once and have the convenience of a remote control to turn unit on and off. I placed the unit on a shelf  in a cabinet so that while charging everything would be hidden away, that is why the remote control was important. Everything works fine but the remote control. Worked well for about two weeks then the "on" button stopped working. I changed batteries and it didn't mark a difference.
And now I've added the Stanley 31164 Indoor Wireless Remote Control with Single Transmitter, White, 3-Pack for the hot water pot that's on 6 hours every day, my appliance strip which covers toaster, rice cooker, blender and Breville juice extractor--to my kitchen to stop vampire energy loss.I'm on a roll and look forward each month to how much I'll save with these 3 Belkin and 1 Stanley products together!
This unit is awesome. I've had no problems with it. Makes shutting down the the whole room very easy. Definitely saves me on electricity not having to unplug six or seven devices every day. The remote switch is portable or mounts easily to the wall. I use this every day. Basically it is a fixture in my house at this point and I'm going to get one in every room.
However, since the power strip is placed in an area that's not easily accessible, the unit no longer served its purpose.I've ordered a replacement through Amazon, I'll follow up after the new unit gets some use to see if this is a persistent problem.
Answer: yes