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Next Systems Smart Touch Switch 2 Gang Wall Switch Touch Button Commands Wi-Fi
Recessed, Illuminated, Two-Way
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MOES Recessed Touch Wall Switch One-Way with Frame Aller Retour Gold
Recessed, One-Way
Deliveryby Mon, 29 JunNext Systems Smart Touch Switch 2 Gang Wall Switch Touch Button Commands Wi-Fi
Recessed, Illuminated, Two-Way
Deliveryby Mon, 29 Jun
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- Roller Shutter: Special switch (usually double or with arrows) for raising and lowering electric shutters, awnings, or curtains.
- Lighting: The classic switch for turning lights on and off in any room.
- Command: A switch that does not directly control a device, but sends signals (commands) to a smart system to execute various predefined scenarios (e.g. "leaving home" scenario).
- Recessed: It is installed inside the wall in special boxes, offering an elegant and flush finish.
- Wall-mounted: It is screwed directly onto the wall surface without the need for any masonry work, making it the fastest solution for renovations or spaces such as garages and storage rooms.
- Front Plate: The mechanism and front view of the switch are included.
- Mechanism: Only the switch mechanism is included.
- Complete: The mechanism, front face, and decorative frame of the switch are included.
- Basic: The classic wall switch for simple commands, with a rocker-type button, ideal for turning lights or other electrical devices on and off.
- Card: A switch that is activated by inserting a card, often used in hotels or controlled areas, to turn on lighting or other devices.
- Touch Button: A switch that operates with a light touch on the surface, like a smartphone screen, for modern and comfortable use without a mechanical button.
- Rotary: A switch with a rotary dial that allows for adjusting intensity or selecting a function. It is commonly used for controlling lighting, volume, or functions in residential or industrial applications.
- Screen: Smart control panel with LCD/LED screen. Allows control of multiple devices (lights, air conditioning, scenarios) from a single point.
- Safety Light: It provides steady downward lighting. It acts like a small built-in light fixture, installed in place of a switch, and serves as a night light or for safe movement in corridors and staircases.
- Motion Sensor: Automatically turns on the light when it detects motion in the area. Ideal for storage rooms, garages, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces.
- RF: It means "Radio Frequency" and allows wireless communication and control without the need for an internet connection, using a remote control or other devices that support radio frequencies.
- Wi-Fi: The switch is connected to smart devices via Wi-Fi network.
- Z-Wave: The switch is connected to smart devices via the Z-Wave protocol.
- ZigBee: The switch is connected to smart devices via Zigbee protocol.
- Bluetooth: The switch connects to smart devices via Bluetooth.
- Aller Retour: Allows you to control the same light from two different locations. It is ideal for the beginning and end of a hallway or for the room entrance and your bedside table.
- Illuminated: Emits light to indicate whether the switch is on or to help locate it in the dark.
- Medium: It is used when you want to control the same light from three or more locations (e.g. in large corridors or staircases). It always works together with two Aller-Retour switches at the ends of the installation.
- Battery-powered: They offer complete flexibility in placement. They are a practical choice for making your home smart easily and quickly. They do not require complex installation, as they are usually wireless and can be mounted anywhere with simple adhesive tape.
- Alexa: Compatibility of the switch with smart devices that work through the Alexa app.
- Apple HomeKit: Compatibility of the switch with smart devices that work through the Apple Home app.
- Google Home: Compatibility of the switch with smart devices that work through the Google Home app.
- IFTTT: Automation ecosystem that connects the device with apps and other smart gadgets. Allows the creation of smart scenarios (Applets) for automatic operation based on location, weather, or other digital notifications.