-Control Electricity on Shabbat [Kosher Switch]

Great for shabbot

As previously mentioned, it's incorrect that it's endorsed by leading rabbis. There in fact isn't one leading Rabbi in America or Israel that approve of this device. Although the manufacturer worked hard on this invention, and has good intentions, unfortunately it's forbidden to us this switch on Shabbos, as all prominent rabbonim publicly said. Please save yourself from the chillul shabbos coming from this invention, and try to encourage the manufacturer to stop selling the device, as it's spreading chillul Shabbos which is stopping our utmost protection from God in these troubling times. Shabbos it's called "a protector" by God for those that keep it, and in harsh times more then ever we need that protection. Please withstand the temptation from buying this product, and proudly join those that are protecting Jews worldwide.

The rabbis who retracted did so because they were threatened by the so called halacha hoodlums who think they can control things the way they want it to be. If you read thoroughly how this works ,its pretty obvious that the only reason not to use it is maybe maybe because of "its not in the Spirit of shabbos". But hey so are many things we do not in the spirit of shabbos. For example using a hot plate, setting an alarm clock to wake u up on shabbos.using a timer for lights. I can go on and on.Bottom line use it in good health.

Fraudulent rabbinical endorsements. Most of the rabbis who are listed on the site as endorsing the product actually oppose it.

I don't make a habit of using this on purpose, but when in the event that you can not function, i believe its allowed, Lets say your dining room lights get turned off while sabbath dinner, or your kids play with light switch in one of the bedrooms, this is a great idea and concept if you understand how it works, no moving contacts are making the electric connection.

Not kosherIt’s easy to find some rabbi who will say it’s okayAnd if you have an urge to use electricity on ShabbatYou could always become reform

Most amazing invention I've ever used!! Must buy!!

Not really "Kosher". Most Orthodox Rabbis disapprove. Even most of those quoted on their website have clarified or retracted their support. Nearly all of them opine this may not be used on Shabbos or Yom Tov.