This document describes an electronic switch control system using radio frequency (RF) communication. A group of four students designed a remote control that can operate home appliances like fans and lights without a microcontroller. The remote contains an encoder and ASK transmitter that sends RF signals when buttons are pressed. A receiver with a decoder receives the signals and uses flip-flops and a transistor to control a relay and appliance. The system allows remote control of appliances from up to 8 meters away. Key components include HT12E/HT12D encoder/decoder chips, an ASK transmitter and receiver operating at 433MHz, and a relay to switch household power.