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1, Easily Installed:

Neutral wire required, No hub required, No capacitor required .

2, Upgraded Button Feel

Optimized the noisy plasticky traditional smart switch, bringing more crisp key feel, all buttons can be individually removed and replaced.

3, APP Remote Control:

You can control lights from the switch, or from the Tuya App/Smart Life using scheduling and scenes, upgrade your smart home and make traditional bulbs smart.

4, Alexa,Yandex and Hey Google Compatible :

Connect to a compatible voice assistant for hands-free voice control

5, Set schedules:

Set a schedule, timer or countdown for your lights to turn off when you aren't home so you can save energy and money.

6, Sharing&Group Control:

Sharing the smart life with your family members.

7, Support Indicate Light Setting and Relay Status adjustable when power off.

Specification:

Standard: EU 86 type

Rated voltage: 100-250V~50/60Hz

Load power: 500W/Gang

Wireless standard: IEEE802.11b/g/nWiFi2.4G

Color: White

Product Dimensions: 86*86*27mm

Package include:

Smart Switch*1

Screw*2

Manual*1

Q: Do I need a "WiFi switch" or "ZigBee switch"?

A: If you don't want to add the ZigBee hub to access smart home system, then choose “WiFi switch”.

If you want to run your smart home via low power consumption technology and you have a tuya ZigBee gateway, then the "ZigBee switch" wins.

Q: Do I need a "With Neutral" or "No-Neutral" switch?

A: if there are neutral wires in your light switch boxes, then don't hesitate to choose "With Neutral" switch.

if no, then you can only choose "No-Neutral" switch.

Q: Can I use a "No-Neutral" switch in my switch point that has a neutral wire added?

A: Yes, but you'll simply be bypassing the neutral wire and not reaping the benefits of a neutral switch. "With Neutral" switch is always the best choice if your house have a neutral wire.

Q: Can I use a "With Neutral" switch in my switch point that has no neutral wire?

A: No. It simply won't work.