eMylo Smart WiFi Light Switch Wireless Relay Switch Module Remote Control Home Automation Timers Compatible with Alexa Echo Google Home iPhone Android App 2 Packs

I originally bought these to set up an IFTTT routine, when I turn on one switch two of these come on as well. This work GREAT for almost two years. Now SmartThings (the software that controls the switch) has decided to no longer work with IFTTT, their help section says; Were sorry we are no longer working with IFTTT, please use our ap instead and you cant add external devices.... Smart devices are supposed to work TOGETHER that is the whole idea of connected home! Great switch RUBBISH company!

I bought 6 of these and they will not pair through auto scan and they are not listed in the smart life app for manual pairing. I have not been able to find any kind of technical support for these. Most of my network consist of Meross devices that work flawlessly. These were a waste of time and money for me. I have other devices on my network that run on 2.4 gigahertz so I dont understand the issue. Too bad Im outside the return window.

Very easy to install, compatible with my room!

Setup pool lights and waterfall pump. Pump was actually setup on 240V and this gadget works fine with it. Replaced ancient X10 relays and it does the job.

I am not quite sure what they mean warmth and sheerness that they ask to you to evaluate/rate. ??? The reason I like them is that they are an easy unit to use and wire into a device that needs control, and can be controlled by Alexa or a phone very easily. Such as... I added a fan in the garage above the garage door opener to control heat movement from an electric garage heater I added. The pull switch would have been a nuisance. I mounted one of these babies in the cord set going to the garage door opener outlet and now I can say Alexa turn on garage fan anywhere in the house. So cool. I have also used these to make short Wifi extension cords. These are easy to make. You take a flat plug extension cord with two wires, (unplugged of course), cut it, cut it to length, strip 3/8 or so on each of the four wire ends and plug the stripped wires into the four connector blocks provided. Make sure you have the wall side of the cord with the plug go into the IN side of the unit and the 1, 2 or 3 outlet side of the cord go into the OUT side of the unit. You now have a Wifi extension cord. Why you ask? You could use a Wifi module and put it into the outlet and plug your device into it. But on some circumstances where you have furniture that needs to fit up against a wall, the extra module and plug pushes the furniture away from the wall. This works very nicely.

I dont know why but the site wont let me post a review for the single breaker only for pairs... Anywho... I bought the ONE of these. They work BUT I would NOT trust the clips to hold onto the wires. I had the wires fall out of the clips several times while trying to get this installed. Also be aware that you will need a 4 or bigger box to put this into. Personally the clips have me pretty turned off to the product. The leads (as you can see from the photos) are VERY short so putting it in a standard electrical box puts decent strain on the clips and forces them to get mashed against the switch. There are no UL markings and I sincerely doubt this would pass UL certification.

Great Product!

Excellent items

Gave them away. Get some that have a WiFi search button. Ridiculous instructions.

Because I planned to use my unit in multiple locations I decided to mount it in a project box to avoid over stressing the pigtail leads. Now I can just plug it into any appliance or light and switch it from one light to another. The box prevents my grand kids from fooling with wires also. I downloaded the software and it installed without a hitch and it works perfectly every time.