Smart switches Singapore
Smart switches for every kind of home.
Keep the familiar wall switch, then add app control, voice control, schedules, scenes and automations. Explore Aqara smart wall switches for Singapore homes, with options for different wiring, finishes and control styles.
Choose your Aqara switch range
Start with how you want the switch to look and feel.
D1, H1, Z1 Pro and H2 all bring smart control to connected lighting. The practical difference starts with design, button feel, available configurations and the kind of control you want at each wall point.
Straightforward and familiar
Aqara D1
Choose D1 for a conventional rocker feel, broad one-to-three-gang availability and optional colour faceplates. It is a practical starting point for a consistent whole-home switch plan.
Refined finish and feel
Aqara H1
Choose H1 for its metal frame, shorter click-like button travel, compact internals and wider selection of finished colours. It suits homes where tactility and finish carry more weight.
More controls at one point
Aqara Z1 Pro
Choose Z1 Pro for a modern multi-button layout. Its four-button version combines three wired lighting controls with a programmable wireless button for a scene or automation.
Flexible formats and control
Aqara H2
Choose H2 for Zigbee and Thread options, compatibility with 55 mm and 86 mm switch formats, and additional programmable buttons. The range also includes a matching rotary dimmer.
For selected feature points
Control panels, displays and dials
Products such as the S100, Display Switch V1, Touchscreen Dial, MagicPad and Magic Switch S1E add richer controls at important locations. Use them where you want convenient access to scenes, curtains, climate and other smart-home functions alongside lighting.
See panels and displays in the full range| Range | Best suited to | Control style | Notable choices |
|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | Practical whole-home installations | Traditional rocker travel | 1–3 gangs; optional colour faceplates |
| H1 | Finish and tactile feel | Shorter, click-like travel | 1–3 gangs; multiple finished colours |
| Z1 Pro | More controls at one wall point | Modern multi-button layout | Up to four buttons; programmable scene control |
| H2 | Connectivity, frame and dimming flexibility | Multi-button or rotary dimmer | Zigbee/Thread options; 55 mm and 86 mm formats |
| Panels and dials | Feature control points | Screen, touch or rotary control | Scenes and multiple smart-home categories |
Deciding between the two most common choices? Our detailed Aqara D1 versus H1 comparison covers their construction, feel, colours and configurations in greater depth.
Current smart switch range
Shop the full smart switch range.
Core wall switches appear first, followed by dimmers, control panels, displays and accessories. Select a product to see its available colours, gang options, wiring requirements and current price.
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Choose the correct version
Now match the switch to each wall point.
Once you have chosen a range, wiring, gang count and the job of each switch determine the exact version you need.
Neutral or no-neutral wiring
Most Singapore homes are not built with neutral wires at their light-switch points. No-neutral models suit those points. Choose a neutral model when an electrician has confirmed the wiring or neutral wires are being added during renovation. Understand the difference.
One, two or three gangs
A gang is one button or rocker. In most cases, match the number of gangs on the switch being replaced. An additional button can sometimes be assigned to a wireless action, such as a scene or an all-off command.
Wired wall switch or wireless control
A wired smart switch replaces an existing electrical switch and directly controls its connected light. A wireless switch is an add-on control for scenes, lights, curtains and other smart-home actions.
Lighting switch or 20A switch
Standard smart wall switches are intended for lighting circuits. Water heaters and other suitable high-load appliances need a purpose-made 20A smart switch.
Smart lighting that feels natural
More ways to control the same lights.
A smart wall switch keeps the everyday interaction everyone understands, while making the lighting available to the rest of the smart home.
Press the wall switch
Family members and guests can continue using the lights normally. Smart controls add options without removing the familiar one.
Run scenes and schedules
Group several lights into a scene, schedule them around the household, or create convenient actions such as Leaving Home and Good Night.
Connect automations
Use motion, presence, door and other sensor events to trigger lighting automatically through your smart-home system.
Planning more than one switch?
Build the switch plan for your whole home.
Count each switch point and its gangs, tell us what you know about the wiring, and add the models you prefer. You can buy the hardware directly or request help with switch installation, app setup, scenes and automations.
Common questions
Smart switch essentials.
Do I need a neutral wire for a smart switch?
Not always. HomeSmart carries both neutral and no-neutral smart switches. A no-neutral model is designed for a light-switch point without a neutral wire. Choose a neutral model only when the wiring is present or being added.
Can I still turn the light on and off at the wall?
Yes. A wired smart wall switch remains a physical switch. App, voice, scene and automation controls are additional ways to control the same connected light.
Do Aqara smart switches need a hub?
Most Aqara switches in this range communicate through Zigbee and require a compatible Aqara hub. Check the individual product page for its connectivity and hub requirements.
What is the difference between a wired and wireless switch?
A wired switch is connected to the electrical circuit and directly switches a light. A wireless switch is battery-powered and sends commands to other smart devices or scenes; it does not directly replace the electrical wall switch.
Can HomeSmart install and configure the switches?
Yes. HomeSmart can help with product planning, electrical switch installation, app setup and the scenes or automations that use the switches.










