Wall switch family

The family covers single-gang, two-gang and three-gang wall switches. Each model carries local push buttons and switched mains outputs, and joins a private LoRa network so that lighting and small circuits can be controlled without re-running a control cable to every point.

These switches suit indoor walls in villas, hotels, amenity buildings and retrofits where the cable run to a control position is expensive or disruptive, and where Wi-Fi coverage cannot be relied on. Schedules, scenes and rules are held on a local gateway, so daily operation continues when the cloud or WAN is unavailable.

A specifier must respect the limits. The units are supplied for indoor use and need a suitable enclosure in wet or exposed locations. A private-network gateway is required: without it the switch still works manually but does not receive schedules or report status. Local-first control is not the same as an internet-free guarantee — cloud management is optional, and remote status reporting pauses when the uplink is down. Radio range depends on antenna placement, mounting depth and the wall construction, and must be confirmed by a site survey rather than assumed from a data sheet.