ENERJ SHA5300 Inline Switch

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Smart Wifi In-Line Switch, On/Off Any Lighting Circuit From App Smart Wifi In-Line Switch, On/Off Any Lighting Circuit From App

so just to make sure I understand your current situtation ... are you having 3 switches together (say A, B and C). A controls garden lights. And then B and C controls something else which can also be controlled from switches B2 and C2 in another room. And now you are thinking about just smarting A, by this 3 gang smart switch. Correct? https://photos-eu.bazaarvoic e.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86YnVubm luZ3Mtbno/0dd5c237-6bcd-5fa2-bec4-df4fe0379b07 Taunton Fabrications specialise in steel fabrication and architectural metalwork. They are built on the belief of investing time and resources with both engineers, architects and clients. Cant find anywhere to toggle it off and haven't found anywhere on the net with instructions on how.Regardless of whether your insurance company disowns your policy when you have a house fire, and regardless of whether you can figure out how to make it "work", the objective of using electricians and wiring rules and licences is to make it safe. If you have to figure it out, then clearly you don't know how to make it safe. PLEASE leave it to the experts who DO know how to make it safe. And regardless of the legality or otherwise – if you can't work it out (and it will be straightforward) you definitely shouldn't be doing this yourself. The C by GE switch we’re installing in this example uses pigtails, so twist each of the line, load, neutral, and ground wires to the matching wires emerging from the junction box, using a wire nut to hold each of them together. If you’ve installed a switch that doesn’t require a neutral wire (such as the Lutron Caséta mentioned earlier), put a wire nut on the end of that neutral wire coming out of the wall, making sure that none of the bare copper wire remains exposed (you can snip off the excess, or wrap the wire and the wire nut in electrical tape). Daniel Masaoka / IDG Hi all 2/3 way switching is quite easy. Essentially you want to disconnect the physical 2 way loop between the switches and leave only the master switch connected to the light circuit pretty much turning it into a normal one way switch. From there as others have suggested set up automation so that if one of them switches are turned on/off they will activate/deactivate all relevant switches.

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This depends on your device. When transferring, you will have the option to choose which types of content are transferred. Well yes and no. "No neutral" switches are not limited to DETA. I decided on DETA smart switch mechanism for my garden light so I can control it from mobile via internet. On the other hand, I decided on PIXIE smart switch mechanism for bathroom fan, so scheduling will still work without internet. Thought about that, too. Or I just disconnect the one inside light because I can use it from the other switches.. Sensor Lighting: I had an external light that was connected to a PIR sensor. Typically this is not possible to do as the sensor will retain control. What we did to 'solve' this was to get a smart sensor (I used a Brilliant make) and then use the trigger from this to turn the switch for the external light on. The wire from the sensor to the switch is not required or shouldn't be used (can't remember). In this case use the app to provide an automation to set the switch on with the sensor 'motion detected on' and then use 'motion detected off' to turn the switch off. I initially was using the 'switch off' trigger on the sensor to try to turn the light off but this didn't work. I flashed all my Deta Grid Connect switches to ESPHome, works a treat with Home Assistant! No data logging issues :)Do the smart switches achieve anything more than just having a Google mini device connected to the lights? Kind of a Domino effect going through the whole house as there are other lights connected to the other switches but wanted to have most of them "smart" anyway at one point. Might be the easiest solution.