🔌 UltraPro Add-On Switch - QuickFit and SimpleWire, In-Wall, White Rocker Paddle - Z-Wave/ZigBee Wireless Smart Lighting Controls (Non-Standalone), 39350 Review

What I liked most about these switches was the way they were installed. Yes, neutral you need. They provide a white wire to use if needed. The switches are clearly labeled so you know which wire goes to which port. There are no messy cable caps here except ground, you put the wires in the slots and tighten the screws. I wish all "stupid" dimmers were like this! I have installed two of them and two of their smart plugs and will be buying more

I have 3 3 way and 1 4 way setup in my house that I wanted to make smart. 2 out of 3 paths were easy because they connected to neutral. One of the 3 strips had no neutral and it took me a while to figure out how to wire it to work with a dimmer with no neutral on the other end. 4 ways actually required thinking about how all the wiring works, understanding each of the boxes and then wiring them accordingly. But having done all that, I am very happy with these dimmers.

They work as expected. Physically identical to GE switches, but report them differently in the Smartthings hub. The light almond color is wrong. without reporting the status of Samsung SmartThings, but it resolved itself after a week. but another brand's switch had the same problem at the same time, so I'm guessing it was the center of the smart stuff. It still executed the on/off commands, which is all I used it for. Updated for all other errors.

Conclusion - it's better than being tied to a 3rd party cloud service so it meets my needs. I use them with MQTT and Home Assistant as well as Google Assistant. With Google Assistant, the response is a bit slow or Google replies with "device disabled" although the command works, but I think the delay is due to my particular setting and not the toggle itself. It took me 6-7 tries to get it to sync with my RPI hub, but again I don't know if it's me or the switches.

Works well, replaces old X-10 3-position remote switches. Minor changes to the wiring are clearly shown in the accompanying instructions. The crossover wires used in standard 3 wire circuits are reused as 1) lamp load directly from main switch 2) as connection between remote switch and main switch to duplicate bright/dim on/off. Both switches are tied to neutral to power their logic/wireless functions. Requires a SmartThings Hub (Samsung) to communicate with smartphones and Alexa. Works stably

I have been using Smart Switches for about 5 years. Initially, I used Linear/Go Control switches everywhere that didn't have a "runner" or any physical connection between the primary and auxiliary switches. With Smartthings, this is far from ideal, as it requires setting up smart lighting apps that turn the main switch on or off when the auxiliary switch is activated, which always causes an annoying delay. When you hit the switch, you want the light to come on immediately, not five or ten…

I have used this make/model of switches several times in my home and have had great luck. Setting: power switch1-switch2-light. Auxiliary switch DOES NOT CLOSE like a simple switch. The diagram was a little confusing to me (where they labeled the light load) but looking back at how it had to be set up it makes sense. So. You need to check your current wiring system and figure out which switch is getting power. If you can't, hire someone. So the switched on switch is your main smart switch (not…