16A Inline WiFi Smart Switch Relay, 120V Smart Life Wireless Module

I love these switches you can use them for anything that ulyiu just need to turn on and off. I have mine hooked up to Alexa and they are really responsive. You can put in up to 14 ga wire I tried with solid 12 ga and that does not work. Easy to pair. The app is actually really good as well. These are by far the cheapest yet very reliable switches I have purchased. I have all of my garage lights hooked up to them and also my bathroom fan. They are nice to be able to automate everything for what 8 dollars a piece? No brainer there. They are also tiny so you can put them into almost any electrical box and automate whatever is plugged in there, lights, outlets, etc. Also these are some of the highest amp rated switches I saw for around this price. The only downside for me is I wish they were dimmable, but I wasn't willing to front the cash for those. To summarize good connectivity, easy pairing, easy to use, works with Alexa.

I’m happy to have found this Basic Wireless Smart Switch—it’s a reliable, Wi-Fi-connected solution that made controlling my attic fan effortless. Installation was straightforward, with clear instructions, and it connected to my Wi-Fi network without any issues. The switch integrates smoothly with my smart home setup, allowing me to turn the fan on and off remotely through the app. The responsiveness is excellent, with no noticeable lag, and I appreciate the ability to set schedules and automation rules for better energy efficiency. The build quality feels solid for the price, and after months of use, it continues to perform flawlessly. If you're looking for an affordable, no-fuss smart switch to control appliances like fans, lights, or other devices, this is a great option. Highly recommended for its reliability, ease of installation, and seamless operation!

I installed these switches inline with circuit breakers feeding my shop's main and back room lights. It was an easy install and my Alexa APP now turns on the whole shop and is working perfectly. BTW: Installing and paring with Alexa is like any other. Super easy. This switch is small and easy to tuck into a wall space or electrical box, etc.... The build quality feels and looks excellent. Easy connectivity and operates COOL. Great value for the money - I am buying MORE - Highly Recommended.

Great inline switches for my porch lights, works with alexa

Used one of these to control an LED carport light (Think shop light). Works great and paired up nicely with Alexa.

I have replaced my old mechanical timer in the garage with this unit. I set up the unit close to the router to ensure it had a connection to Wifi. I then moved it to the garage for installation. The signal was strong, and it worked very well. Setting up the unit on the software was relatively easy if you have experience with such devices. It might take a novice a bit longer to figure it out. Once I got it set up, I added automation to turn the lights on and off to a required timing, and connected it to Alexa so I could turn on the device as needed. The most challenging part of the setup was turning off the Wifi 5G signal and only having the 2.4G available to sync the device. It took a little investigation on the web, and I don't know why all service providers don't make that easier to do. These devices would support both protocol frequencies. Anyway, that is not this device's issue. I recommend them. Side note... If you put this device into a wiring box, it can be tight. Be careful that the reset button does not press when putting the cover plate on. Found that out the hard way.

This switch is easy to set up and the design seems more robust than earlier smart switches.

Expect connection problems after the initial programming. The switch also uses pretty cheap and flimsy terminal block. If you don’t strip the wires exactly right and tighten the connection, a nice little firework show you didn’t know came with this switch will happen and you will fry the switch if you try to move it around. Other switches come with wires that are already connected and come out of the switch and I highly recommend using those instead. I am an electrical engineer and I still managed to fry one of them because of the connection. Unless you screw the switch onto a wall where no one is going to move it around and rotate it, there will potential electric shock that may harm you or at least scare the living crap out of you which is what happened to me! The long term psychological effect resulted from one of your family members, partner, potential husband/wife, kids seeing you scream like a 6 year old and then jumping several feet up in the air when the spark happens is alone worth spending few more dollars on a better switch

Son muy fácil de instala y programar con la App. Smart life