The steps were quite simple, but you’ll need enough empty space in the wiring box behind the switch to accommodate the 4.3 x 1.0 x 3.8 cm (0.51 x 0.39 x 1.5 inch) Hue Switch Module.

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The module essentially makes your wall switch a toggle control. Regardless of what state the lights are currently in, you can flick the physical switch and toggle them.

Of course not! If you are [Guyfromhe], you solve this problem with a servo attached to a screw-on light switch faceplate, and you control it with a pair of Arduino/nRF24L01 combos.

The ‘unhackable’ switch, which resembles a MIDI sequencer input, runs on an Arduino Nano Every and uses a relay to directly control the power state. Instead of having one keep-alive button ...

Coming soon: the wall switch module! Make any light switch smart by installing this little gadget behind the wall plate. Your smart lights stay reachable — and you can use the light switch to ...

Self-powered wireless switch for Zigbee The self-powered PTM 216Z switch module from EnOcean, which meets the criteria of the new generic switch standard, is part of the ubisys solution.

The company writes: LogiSwitch’s adaptive NoBounce technology eliminates the problem of having switch bounce regardless of the duration of the bounce. The designer does not have to worry about the ...