As far as I know, Inovelli has this feature and I can tell you it works great. Now the other scenario of thwarting kids from playing with the switch, you'll need a Smart Switch that has the ability to turn off the internal relay. SmartThings can control the WIZ lights also but I generally dont need it for setting colors. This should work great for most use cases (turn the light on and off at the switch and can turn power to lights on/off via SmartThings). I have a basic Leviton Z-Wave smart switch for this. So I can mnually control the light at the switch and my automation will turn it on and off when I need it to. This works great for my front door light. I defined the power on state for the Wiz Bulb with the Wiz App to have a default color of Daylight. So for my front door light which is a WIZ A100 bulb, I have a z-wave smart switch and in my SmartThings z-wave hub I defined a routine to turn the switch on at 7pm each night and off at 7am each morning works awesome. Any smart switch will at least allow you to cut power back on.
So I have Wiz Lights and was having same issues with cutting power. I have Nest Wifi with 6 Routers (no points) so not worried about congestion. I know I can accomplish this with Hue, but the $6k price tag is a tough pill to swallow. "turn on the kitchen lights" would turn on the kitchen lights at the switch, followed by "sorry, four lights aren't available.")
Light based commands had weird behavior (E.g. The switches I was using before would just cut power, so the bulbs would show as offline. Would love to be able to control via switch and Google Assistant. Are there any wifi switches that work by controlling the light versus just cutting the power. We have 40+ BR30, 12 Downlights (need retrofitted) and 30 A19 bulbs in the house. It worked great, but I pulled and moved the bulbs to our new house. We wanted to be able to control the lighting remotely when the house was being shown. While getting our old house ready for the market, I bought a bunch of Philips Wiz and generic Wifi switches. Join the Home Automation Discord by Clicking Here! (If you would like your sub listed please contact the mods!) It will get removed and you will be banned without warning. Please use the provided flairs to appropriately label your posts.ĭo not spam your blog, website YouTube channel, company, product, etc. Reposts, low-effort content, karma whoring, and shitposts may be removed at the discretion of the mods. Posting a video/image without detail will result in a removed post and may result in a ban.Ĭrowdfunding links MUST be in a self-post with more information, Q&A, etc. When posting project details must be included. NO POLITICS! There are plenty of other subs to discuss them, this is not one. Referral/affiliate links are NOT ALLOWED! If you are being an ass you will be banned. This is a forum for friendly discussion, personal attacks will not be tolerated and you will be banned without warning.ĭon't be a dick, it doesn't make yours bigger. If you are not sure about what you are doing, hire a licensed professional.**** Please keep this in mind while assisting others. **** Working with electricity can result in injury/death/property damage if it is not done properly. If you would like to learn more about Home automation, Please look HERE Home automation may include centralized control of lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning), appliances, security locks of gates and doors and other systems, to provide improved convenience, comfort, energy efficiency and security. It is automation of the home, housework or household activity.
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