RF433 WIFI Smart Wall Touch Light Switch Glass Panel, 3 Way Multi-Control Neutral Wire Required US Standard

Nice quality and excellent customer service

El producto me llego en un buen estado, exactamente como en la descripci¨®n y el pedido fue r¨¢pido. Excelente! Lo recomiendo.

El producto me llego en un buen estado, exactamente como en la descripci¨®n y el pedido fue r¨¢pido. Excelente! Lo recomiendo.

A while ago I tested a similar switch with a regular ceiling light and I did NOT get it to work. The reason was that I simply didn¡¯t understand the purpose of the capacitor and to properly place it. That was because of very poor instructions. Now I know: The switch needs a certain amount of load to be able to work. Most LED lights don¡¯t provide this and the system ends up not working or flickering. So the capacitor has to be at the end right before the consumer.
I have a lamp with a switched switch, and unlike our ceiling lights, these don¡¯t have a neutral. In my opinion the best place is right behind the outlet using the terminal screws. I used crimp terminals to make it neat (and safe). Most switched outlets have a lot of wiring behind, so keeping it tight and solid is recommended. This works for me.
With this the switch is fine. I am still not a huge fan of the plastic backing plate that just snaps in. This can be a problem if wires press against from the back causing the switch to pop out.
I hope this helps to make a decision.

I have to say, so far, I have been pleasantly surprised by this switch. As a long time SmartThings user, I have been looking for a three gang smart switch for my bathrooms in my home to replace the old Leviton switches for the light, vent, and heater in those rooms. I have been looking for Z wave or Zigbee compatibility for quite a while now, and I figured that sooner or later something would get my attention. Well, I bought this switch fully expecting to have no compatibility with SmartThings at all, and I was hoping just to be able to use it with the Smart Life app on my phone in some context. Well guess what: The switch connected seamlessly to my Wi-Fi using the Smart Life app. And I found out pretty quickly that SmartThings links to Smart Life with no problem at all. (You just add it as a device right inside SmartThings). And since SmartThings is a skill in the Alexa app, the world is a beautiful place! All three modules of this three gang switch are fully controllable in SmartThings and with voice control through Alexa. Time will tell if the switch holds up but I¡¯m crossing my fingers!

I do have one caveat; the terminals in the switch are very small and seem to be somewhat fragile. They are nowhere near as heavy duty as standard terminals are in conventional switches in the US. It is pretty hard to install when using standard 14 or12 gauge wire. Care needs to be taken as to not break the terminals when pushing the switch back into the box since you are using three poles for three different devices. That¡¯s a lot of wire to fit into a standard 2 x 4 electrical box!

Overall however, for form and function, this switch is hard to beat for the price.