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16A Tuya Smart WiFi Switch Support 2-Way DIY Switches Mini Smart Breaker Smart Life Control Support Alexa Google Alice
Discover the Tuya Smart WiFi Switch 16A – a compact, DIY-friendly smart breaker with 2-way support, remote control via Smart Life app, and compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant for seamless smart home integration.
4/5
+ 1 000 sales
7 Reviews
11,93€
14,04€
-15%
The price includes VAT
Key points
- Supports 2-Way Wiring for Multi-Location Control
- Easy DIY Installation – No Professional Help Needed
- Works with Alexa, Google Assistant & Smart Life App
- Remote Access & Scheduling via Smartphone
- Compact Design Fits Standard Electrical Boxes View product presentation
Certificate
CE
ROHS
Color: 1pc
France
Shipping fee 1,99€
Delivery: may 23 - 28
CAINIAO_FULFILLMENT_STD
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Product presentation
Transform Your Home with Seamless Smart Lighting Control – No Hub Required!
Upgrade your home with the Tuya Smart WiFi Switch, a compact and powerful solution for smart lighting and appliance control. Designed for easy DIY installation, this 16A smart switch supports 2-way wiring, allowing you to control lights or devices from multiple locations. Featuring reliable WiFi connectivity, it seamlessly integrates with the Smart Life app, enabling remote access, scheduling, and automation. Compatible with popular voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, it lets you manage your home with simple voice commands. The mini smart breaker design ensures space-saving installation in standard electrical boxes, perfect for modern homes seeking convenience, energy efficiency, and enhanced security.
| Brand Name Szaoju |
| Origin Mainland China |
| High-concerned chemical None |
| Certification CE, RoHS |
| Smart home platform Alexa, Tuya, Google Assistant |
Reviews
Easy to install and works perfectly with Alexa. Love the 2-way feature!
Perfect for smart home upgrades. Reliable connection and responsive controls.
Installed in my bedroom and kitchen. Works flawlessly with Google Assistant.
