MOESWiFi Smart Temperature Switch Module Sensor with Waterproof Probe, Dual Relay Output Controller, Smart Life Tuya App Remote Control, Programmable Thermostats Kit Works with Alexa Google Assistant

I made a box for winter use of my very sensitive reloading scale. It requires a steady warm temp and be out of drafts. I reload in the garage where I have a pellet stove for heat and constant drafts and temp fluctuations wreak havoc on it making it untrustworthy for precise weighing during the winter.I'm using the temp control with a 40w candelabra bulb as a heat source and it works great. Set ON at 74.5F and OFF at 75.0F and it cycles on and off perfectly. There is of course a little lag time from the metal probe, and I had to calibrate it a couple degrees to match my temp gun reading.This way I can be in the house and put this on auto any time I want, before I head out to the garage and my scale will be automatically warmed up and ready for use. I had the TUYA app already installed for a camera, so it was simple to add the switch.This photo is just a few minutes after getting it and testing it out, but I had to share because it does exactly what I wanted. The hookup schematic on the device is confusing and I did, but the one in the manual clearly shows it does indeed switch the line not the neutral. I love gadgets....

Bought to control a pump and cooling unit which cools and maintains a water tank in a 5-degree range. I started getting "Probe not found" in the app when the probe was inserted and reached out to the seller who did not reply, So I opened the shrink-wrap on the probe, and just as I assumed, the waterproofing silicone on the probe casing had a hole allowing water in and shorting the probe. I replaced the probe with a DS18B20 which I had on hand from another project and it works like a charm. I need to figure out how to set a 5-minute restart delay to protect my refrigerant pump but the seller's lack of communication notwithstanding, the unit works well, and with a little redesign to allow one relay to handle low power while the other handles line to my water pump it's just what I needed to replace an overly complicated solution. Suggestion to manufacturer: How about a low voltage (28VAC) or better USB (5V DC) version where the relays are independent of the input voltage so they can be versatile and adaptable to the need of the user. I would buy another one like that.

I bought this product to control a circulating pump for a radiant heat hot water system. It should be able to control the pump, to run hot water through the system. I originally wired it according to the wiring diagram, which didn't look right but... their instructions. It did NOT work. Then I redesigned the wiring diagram to break the hot line instead of the neutral, as they show it. THEN of course the neutral from the pump must be joined to the neutral on the device as must the grounds. Done, Works. I contacted Moes support and they said I should send them my working schematic. (Really?) Joined my wifi and is controllable,(on / off) BUT The device shows "Probe not detected". I plugged it in and out, played with it. When the probe is FIRST plugged in, the temperature reading shows for about a second then, back to 'Probe not detected'. When the probe is NOT detected the unit will NOT go into auto mode and therefor no temp controls can be set. So, I unplugged and re-plugged the probe, watched for a reading and quickly hit 'auto'. Got it in auto mode but of course that does no good since the probe is Not detected. I will again contact support, which can ONLY be done through email and will update this review when I know more.

This is not a plug-and-play thing.... This is a DIY device that you wire inline for one or two devices.Like with almost all the Moes products I have used, this connects easily to the SmartLife app and has simple controls that can also be set with smart scenes for many more complex options. For example, I have one that has both the temperature probe and humidity sensor wired into my freestanding bathroom fan (my bathroom doesn't have an exhaust fan), and have it turn on when the bathroom smart switch on the light is turned on, or turn on at a specific temperature or humidity level. And it can be turned on or off with Alexa, too.I also have one that only has the temperature probe that I wired inline on my bedroom window fan and circulating fan. When it is hot in the room it turns on the circulation, and at night it turns on the window fan if it is hot.There is a lot you can do with these controllers, but you need a little bit of electrical know-how to wire them in, and a decent knowledge or google skill to get the most out of programming the app.

A very good set of smart switches, with temperature sensor and humidity sensor, I installed it in my sun room, the temperature is too high or the humidity is too high, it can automatically turn on the exhaust fan, or it can be controlled by Alexa, Data setup and use are very convenient.

This switch works great, no issues adding it to Smart Life. It does require some very basic DIY skills to wire it up and basic tools (wire strippers, screwdriver) to install.