DIY Smart Home (All Switch Options)

Wireless Switches are smart buttons that can be assigned to any smart device. Gain convenient, two-way controls, and place the wireless switch anywhere - on your bedside table, or stick it on a wall.

Wireless switches can also run scenesScenes are a pre-configured control of multiple smart devices. For example, a “Movie Time” scene could turn the pendant light off, and turn your cove lights and AC on..

Water heater switches are great for water tank storage heaters - putting them on smart controls means automations that ensure hot water is ready whenever you need it. Works with any water tank storage heater, and is a direct one-for-one replacement of existing heater switches.

Have an existing lighting fixture that uses E27 screw-thread bulbs? Simple replace the bulb with a smart bulb, and gain smart controls such as dimming, and changing from cool to warm whites.

Control your existing air-conditioner, fans, air purifiers, and other appliances by using smart controllers. These controllers emulate the infrared (IR) beams of your traditional remote controls, and replaces them with smart, automated technology. As IR beams cannot pass through walls, you'll need one controller for each room.

Note that most ceiling fans operate with RF (radio frequency) remote controls and cannot be controlled with these devices (we recommend putting a smart switch to control the on/off of your ceiling fans - best if they revert to last-used setting upon turning on at the switch).

Smart window shade coverings help you keep your house cool, and secures your privacy. Motorized automations mean you'll never have to draw your curtains or pull your blinds again - they'll draw themselves based on the trigger conditions you choose. For example, have your curtains close automatically at 8pm, or blinds roll up when you get home.

Note that for curtains, you'll need 1 set per curtain, meaning a pair of day and night curtains requires 2 motors and 2 tracks. Tracks can be centre-open or lateral-open (opens only to one side). We'll get in touch after your order to confirm the actual dimensions.

These home monitoring cameras are all about security, and to let you keep an eye of what's going on at home, even when you're out. They can be integrated into your smart home system, and even react to sensor triggers.

Smart Door Locks are digital locks with the possibility of integrating into your smart home system. Use secure fingerprint or PIN access for keyless entry to your home, and use your smart home apps to check on its lock status or view logs. Use intuitive, secure apps to manage users and set different access levels. Create home automations for more convenience. And allow guest access through multiple methods.

Motion sensors are primarily used to trigger lighting automations. Set up a light to turn on automatically when you walk into the room. Recommended in entryways, corridors, and kitchens. As the sensor only picks up motion, automations may not work reliably in places where movement is limited, such as in bedrooms.

These sensors are mainly used to send real-time notifications and updates about your home - they also keep logs, so you can track your home's temperature over the day or week. They can also be used for automations.