110-240V Smart ZigBee 3.0 Light Switch Controller Compatible with Echo Plus and Common Zigbee Bridge Hub to Control Normal Lights, Home Automation and Voice Control

I have installed several of these in several of my projects. They are easy to wire in and SmartThings finds them with no problem.My only issue is the labeling of the H/L/N. The print is so small.

One light in my entire home evaded my Hue hub. And it was frequently left on when not needed to my serious aggravation. As it was a fluorescent fixture in my kitchen, there was no Hue equivalent. And I was frustrated.This little switch solved the problem. I installed it in the fixture and it was immediately seen as a light by my Hue. A re-sync to my Google Home and it was there as well. Easy to install both physically and virtually.I will note that as the "ballast cover" -- that metal channel in the middle of most fluorescent fixtures that hides the ballast and wiring -- in this fixture was of quite heavy metal, I actually took the power leads out under an existing opening in the fixture and connected the switch to the side. It tucks neatly under the fixture cover with only about a half-inch visible. A plain, tiny white box against a white ceiling and a white fixture is nearly invisible and has no signal strength issues. If you really want it in the channel, I would suggest some tin snips and an opening directed toward your hub. It may not be needed at all, but I didn't want to do it twice.I am very happy with the product and will be buying more from these folks. I am looking forward to US versions of their multiple-gang switches. They have a single switch, and there appear to be double and triple AU/NZ versions so perhaps sometime soon. Reasonably priced, well-constructed, and works. That's a winner.

I have 25 Philips Hue lightbulbs and a Hue Bridge. I had a few closets where I wanted smart bulbs. I bought some inexpensive 4' long LED shop lights and hooked them up through these switches. Each is controlled by a Philips Hue Motion Detector so you can control them online, but mostly they just light up when you need them.The only reason for 4 stars is that the little plastic enclosure to clamp the wires into this device is small and has a tiny (really, really tiny) screw to hold it on. By the time you run a few wires it is hard to keep securely closed. I abandoned the tiny screw and used a larger one that holds, but has deformed the hub it screws into.I like them so much I installed 3 last fall, and just purchased a 4th for another closet, and a 5th to control the under-cabinet lights in my kitchen.

The media could not be loaded. This product is a quality device, has great directions and works great with the HUE hub and app.

Used it on a bathroom fixtures works as stated and integrates with hue bridge. Will only do on/off no dimming, which is fine for my use.

The installation is easy but can be easier by separate input and output on two side

I wired this to the light in my laundry room, that is over my washer and dryer. I previously had something else connected that was controlled by wifi, but had stopped working. Knowing how well my hue hub controlled devices worked, I gave this unit a try. I have been extremely satisfied with this device. The response time after a command is given is so much less versus the previous wifi unit. I am very pleased! The only thing I disliked is the very vague wiring instructions given. I was quickly able to figure it out how to wire it, but I think it could be confusing to some people.

This functions and connected to my smartthings hub without any issues. My only complaint is that it's physically bigger than I expected. I wanted to wire this inside of the junction box of an unswitched closet ceiling light. I was only able to make this happen by sawing off some of the extra plastic housing. Even then, it was a really tight fit, but I ultimately got things together and closed off.

This switch was decently easy to install. If you understand the difference between a load wire and neutral wire and understand how a light switch works then installing this will be simple for you. If you dont, have a electrician install it for you.Setting it up with Philips hue is very strait forward. Its just like setting up a hue light bulb. Easy peazy.Keep in mind this is just a simple ON and OFF switch. It is not a dimmer. But it only shows up in hue as a on off switch so you wont get any warnings or errors which is nice.They do offer a dimmer version but multiple reviews say it causes flickering. Its possible that their lights are not meant to be dimmed as many LED lights are not meant to be dimmed and thats why they get flickering. Not sure. But if your like me and dont need the dimming just stick with this model. It works well and is solid.They are pretty small devices and I have myn installed in the ceiling but should know that operating the switch there is a small clicking noise as the switch engages on and off. So depending where you install them the noise might me a issue for you if you care. Being in my ceiling. I have to hold my breath and stand right below the light in a absolute silence and then I can just barely hear the click.To wrap it up. If you have a hue bridge and a bunch of hue lights but want to keep a more fancy light that cannot accept hue bulbs. This Is a great option to keep the existing lights and be able to integrate it in with the rest of the hue system.

El HUE Hub lo detecta casi mejor que a las propias bombillas, a la primera y sin ningún problema.Es demasiado grande para meterlo en el hueco del interruptor (si es tu idea) tendrás que albergarlo en el falso techo o en la propia lámpara (si te cabe).Por lo demás, como digo genial. Se integra como una lampara ON/OFF y gracias a ella puedo meter en cintura a un par de lamparas que no son de HUE con el resto del ecosistema.100% recomendable.

Utiliser pour la seconde fois pour rendre une suspension compatible avec Alexa et mon pont Hue.Installation très rapide il faut connecter les fils en Output et Input cela ce fait sans difficultés, le boîtier s'insère facilement dans le plafond un appairage immédiat avec le pont s'effectue, par défaut le commutateur se nomme ON/Off light plus qu'à renommer et le tour est joué, de plus suite aux réponses apporter concernant le nombre de commutateur pouvant être utilisé en même temps, celui ci étant démentiel cela garantie un équipement domotique à moindre coût,Un léger clac s'entend lors de la mise en et hors tension mais rien de gênant.

I have recently in the last few days converted all my house except for just 2 rooms by changing all the existing bulbs to Philips Hue Ambience bulbs. For the 2 remaining rooms (the kitchen and Bathroom) there are many GU10 LED bulbs (that are only around a year old) already fitted so I didn't want to waste them, plus the cost of replacing yet even more bulbs with smart bulbs I had to decide against. I wanted to stick (at least for now) with just the Zigbee / Zigbee 3.0 technology using the Hue Bridge and / or Echo Plus.This is where this device is great for controlling my already recently fitted 10 x Branded GU10 LED's in the Bathroom, and not long ago fitted 6 x 9" and 3" Ultra Slim Recessed LED Ceiling Panel Lights in the Kitchen - all of which are of the non-dimmable type.Very easy to wire if you have some basic understanding of lighting circuits. The controller itself is quiet small unlike some other Zigbee Controllers I’ve seen - most of which are only for 12-24 Volt DC unlike this standard AC mains controller.Full English instructions included in card box just like you can see on Amazon in the photos shown.I'm using Philips Hue Dimmer Switches with the controller but like they say online you can still use you normal wall light switch to operate this but if you do switch the connected light(s) off at the standard wall light switch at least in my house you would not be able to tell Alexa or use your mobile for example to switch them back on remotely.If you switch off using your normal wall light switch, then this controller appears to fully cut the power unlike some other controllers I've tested so if you have low powered LEDs (like I'm using) they should be fine and hopefully not cause (LED) bulbs to flash when turned off. This device should work fine with most if not all types of bulbs I would imagine and possibly even bathroom extractor fans if within the rated load.Overall so far as long as it turns out to be reliable which only time will tell, I am extremely happy with my purchase at a very reasonable price (when I made the purchase!).

If you were planning on sticking this inside a standard outlet box - think again. Too big. Beyond that, it was detected by Hubitat right off, and works fine. If you need a silent switch, this is not for you. It uses a relay (not a MOSFET) to switch your load. I prefer the solid on/off action though, and their higher load capacity. Less likely to kill certain loads (the relay vs MOSFET). Other than wanting it to be smaller, it's a winner.