Swidget Smart-Ready Switch & Smart-Ready Dimmer

EIN Swidget Switch Dimmer

November 3, 2021

Installed using your existing wiring, the Swidget smart-ready Switch and smart-ready Dimmer are customizable switches specifically designed for lighting and fan applications. Snap in one of Swidget’s Inserts for additional smart home functionality without the added clutter.

Smart-Ready Switch

Features:

· Universal compatibility – user-replaceable Swidget Inserts allow this to work with current and future wireless platforms.

· Single pole and 3-way wiring compatible for lighting and fan applications.

· Direct power monitoring.

· Plug and play Swidget Inserts feature a wide range of device options spanning Smart Home and standalone applications that no other Smart Home platform can offer.

· Capability for scene programming (Wi-Fi Inserts only).

· Future proof – with the removable Swidget Inserts you can upgrade, move, and reconfigure without rewiring.

· User-safe, employing a certified Class 2 power output for the Swidget cavity.

Smart-Ready Dimmer

Features:

· Universal compatibility – user-replaceable Swidget Inserts allow this to work with current and future wireless platforms.

· Specially designed with industry leading anti-flicker technology for dimmable LED’s.

· Direct power monitoring.

· Plug and play Swidget Inserts feature a wide range of device options spanning Smart Home and standalone applications that no other Smart Home platform can offer.

· Unique ON/OFF/Dimmer control in a single pad with the capability for scene programming (Wi-Fi Inserts only).

· Future proof – with the removable Swidget Inserts you can upgrade, move, and reconfigure without rewiring.

· User-safe, employing a certified Class 2 power output for the Swidget cavity.

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