TREATLIFE Smart Fan Switch, 4 Speed Fan Switch for Ceiling Fan, Neutral Wire Required, 2.4GHz WiFi Smart Ceiling Fan Control Works with Alexa, Google Home, Remote Control, Schedule, No Hub Required
TREATLIFE Smart Fan Switch, 4 Speed Fan Switch for Ceiling Fan, Neutral Wire Required, 2.4GHz WiFi Smart Ceiling Fan Control Works with Alexa, Google Home, Remote Control, Schedule, No Hub Required
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About This
- Friendly Reminder: Requires a neutral wire. It only works with a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection (not 5GHz). Designed for single-pole fan control only (not compatible with 3-way circuits). Please note, this switch is for ceiling fans only and does not support lighting control. Includes a 1-gang standard wall plate and a screwless snap-on wall plate. Faceplate: 4.72"(L) x 2.99"(W). Switch box: 4.14"(L) x 1.73"(W) x 1.34"(D)
- Capabilities Requirement: Treatlife smart ceiling fan switch is NOT compatible with the fans equipped with built-in remote control/Bluetooth/Wi-Fi systems, DC motor fans, exhaust fans and light bulbs. Treatlife smart ceiling fan switch supports a maximum ceiling fan load of 1.5A with 4 fan speed controls
- Hands-off Voice Control: The smart fan control is compatible with both Alexa and Google Home(Not support Homekit). The smart ceiling fan can be operated with a simple voice command, such as "Alexa, set the fan to 4". It is convenient for children to adjust the fan speed when they cannot touch the ceiling fan controller
- APP Remote Control and Schedule Settings: You can turn on the ceiling fan through APP in advance when you are on your way home. Create timer or countdown schedules to set your smart ceiling fan control to automatically turn on and off at specific times. You also have the liberty to alter the LED indicator's status via the APP when you prefer not to have it illuminated during the night
- Guarantee and After-sales Service: FCC certified for safety use.Treatlife smart home will continue to bring you new smart switches, and we are committed to providing you with the convenience of smart products together. Should you experience any unexpected quality or use issues, please contact us at once. We aim to resolve any issues promptly and to your satisfaction
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Yes — many modern devices support multiple platforms.
Matter-certified devices can work across Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit at the same time.
Not always.
Smart bulbs, plugs, cameras, and video doorbells are often easy DIY installations, while full security systems may need professional setup.
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Use strong passwords, trusted brands, firmware updates, and secure Wi-Fi for better protection. Privacy and unauthorized access are common concerns in smart homes.
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