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Kasa Smart HS220 Dimmer Switch by TP-Link $17.99
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Kasa Smart HS220 Dimmer Switch by TP-Link, Single Pole, Needs Neutral Wire, Wi-Fi Light Switch for LED Lights, Works with Alexa and Google Assistant, UL Certified, 1-Pack..
at B&H Photo but backordered. Expected availability: Dec 21, 2020
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Same price at BestBuy. Thanks landoncb
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at B&H Photo but backordered. Expected availability: Dec 21, 2020
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Same price at BestBuy. Thanks landoncb
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This switch is activated through the cloud and cannot be used as a smart switch in a local only mode, if you care about that sort of thing.
This switch is activated through the cloud and cannot be used as a smart switch in a local only mode, if you care about that sort of thing.
What are some switches that can be used locally?
If wired improperly sure. I have 10+ of these and have had no issues.
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Thanks.
That is kind of what I am asking. I did not know the outlet was also wired to the same. So is it normal for the amps/current drawn from a vacuum, to kill this dimmer switch?
Thats what I need right now..
Older tuya firmware devices, zwave and zigbee devices depending on your level of interest...Google homeassistant and go all local😀
I watched a bunch of home assistant videos in the past.. I think it might be alittle too much programing and configuring for me lol.. I do have a smartthings hub, do you know if will still work if my internet went out? Like routines and different schedules.
That is kind of what I am asking. I did not know the outlet was also wired to the same. So is it normal for the amps/current drawn from a vacuum, to kill this dimmer switch?
There is nothing wrong with having a dimmer on the same circuit as outlets but the dimmer should not be controlling the outlets.
This switch is activated through the cloud and cannot be used as a smart switch in a local only mode, if you care about that sort of thing.
What does that mean? Sorry for the noob question, but what doesn't mean that you can't use them locally? I'm totally confused.
I'm thinking maybe I should cancel my order.