Wemo Stage Scene Controller con filo - Telecomando Smart Home per automazione Apple HomeKit - Controller Bluetooth per Smart Switch, illuminazione Smart Home, prodotti Smart Home - Interruttore luce intelligente

Name: Wemo Stage Scene Controller con filo - Telecomando Smart Home per automazione Apple HomeKit - Controller Bluetooth per Smart Switch, illuminazione Smart Home, prodotti Smart Home - Interruttore luce intelligente
Brand: WeMo
SKU: 0745883809196
Price: 79.35 EUR
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Brand:WeMo

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79.35

Controlla più luci intelligenti o scene HomeKit nella tua casa con la semplice pressione di un pulsante utilizzando il Wemo Stage Scene Controller. Questo interruttore della luce wireless si collega tramite Thread o Bluetooth e ti consente di controllare facilmente luci, ventole o altri dispositivi abilitati per HomeKit. Wemo Stage Scene Controller ha 3 pulsanti, ognuno dei quali supporta controlli a clic singolo, doppio e lungo, consentendo il controllo di 9 diversi prodotti per la casa intelligente o scene di Apple HomeKit in modo da poter controllare con precisione l'illuminazione, la sicurezza e la temperatura. Il Wemo Stage Scene Controller è progettato per rendere l'installazione un gioco da ragazzi. Avvicina semplicemente il tuo iPhone sbloccato all'interruttore della luce intelligente e tocca l'interruttore intelligente per avviare l'associazione. Segui le istruzioni per completare la configurazione e iniziare a controllare i tuoi prodotti per la smart home abilitati per HomeKit in pochi secondi. L'associazione automatica tramite la tecnologia NFC (Near Field Communication) rende la configurazione più rapida e semplice che mai. La tecnologia Thread offre connessioni avanzate e stabilità ai tuoi dispositivi connessi. Consente una connessione più veloce e affidabile per tutti i tuoi accessori. Lo Smart Switch si connette anche tramite Bluetooth se il tuo dispositivo non supporta Thread. Con Wemo Stage Scene Controller, il facile controllo della tua casa intelligente è a portata di clic.

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Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Elettrico, Dispositivi di automazione domestica, Hub e controller,

FACILE INSTALLAZIONE - Il controller Wemo Stage Scene si monta facilmente in un frontalino vuoto dell'interruttore della luce o può essere utilizzato come interruttore della luce wireless e telecomando portatile. CONFIGURAZIONE SEMPLICE: con Apple HomeKit e NFC configurare l'interruttore della luce intelligente è facile. Basta toccare il tuo iPhone sbloccato sullo smart switch e seguire le istruzioni per iniziare a controllare i tuoi prodotti per la casa intelligente in pochi secondi. CONTROLLO MULTI DISPOSITIVO - Con 3 pulsanti distinti, ciascuno con sensibilità al clic singolo, doppio e lungo, puoi controllare fino a 9 dispositivi diversi o configurarli per controllare le scene di Apple HomeKit e semplificare l'automazione domestica intelligente con un solo clic. COSTRUITO CON THREAD: la tecnologia Thread consente ai prodotti per la casa intelligente di connettersi più velocemente e in modo più affidabile che mai. Il Wemo Stage Scene Controller supporta anche il Bluetooth se il tuo dispositivo non supporta Thread. FACILE CONTROLLO SMART HOME: integrandosi esclusivamente con Apple HomeKit, il Wemo Stage Scene Controller ti consente di controllare facilmente più lampadine intelligenti, interruttori della luce intelligenti e altri gadget per la casa intelligente.

Brand	WeMo
Circuit Type	1-way
Color	White
Connectivity Protocol	Bluetooth
Connector Type	Plug In
Control Method	App
Controller Type	homekit
Country of Origin	Vietnam
Current Rating	200 Milliamps
Customer Reviews	3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 268 ratings 3.4 out of 5 stars
International Protection Rating	IP67
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5 x 3.3 x 0.55 inches
Item model number	WSC010
Item Weight	4.2 ounces
Manufacturer	WeMo
Material	Plastic
Mounting Type	Wall Mount
Number of Items	1
Operation Mode	ON-OFF-ON
Other display features	Wireless
Product Dimensions	5 x 3.3 x 0.55 inches
Specification Met	UL
Switch Type	Push Button
Terminal	Screw
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Whats in the box	Scene Controller, Installation Guide

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Scritto da: My Thoughts...Hope it Helps

As good as it gets in this sector

If you're a single person living alone, integrating smart lighting into your home isn't so much of a problem. You can leave lamps and light switches on and use your phone to set scenes and turn lights on and off as you need to. When you live with roommates or family members, however, this system derails rather quickly. I've found it to be difficult to teach people I live with to use Homekit, which is understandable if you don't have a ton of exposure to these types of systems. I've had people shut off lamps with smart bulbs, unplug lamps with smart bulbs, and a host of other strange things that fall outside of "optimal" operation for a smart home, instead of using their phone to control things. For what it's worth, sometimes I get sick of using my phone myself. My goal became to find a simple and usable physical interface to make basic control tasks a little bit easier for everyone. For a long time, the options for physical controls for Homekit were both limited and stupid expensive for what the products were capable of doing. This Wemo controller is probably the best that's out there, works fairly well, and has a justifiable cost for the feature set it provides. With the latest firmware updates, it can operate up to 9 functions with single, double, and long presses. This means up to 9 scenes, or up to 9 toggles if you're willing to write some logic in the Homekit app. My original use case was to control three smart bulbs (lamps) and one LED strip in the living room of a shared apartment. With this controller, I was able to add scenes for Daytime (cool, bright lights), Evening (warm, dim lights), and an Off function on the single-press level. On the long-press level, I added a couple fun scenes with a pop of color. The setup was a breeze and should be easy for any competent Homekit user. The controller installed on the wall just like a normal light switch. A quick 3-minute demonstration with the roommates, and we were good to go! Just like that, four devices controlled at the push of a button, removing the temptation for people to take devices offline by switching lamps off. I ended up ordering a second controller for my bedroom, controlling some more smart lights and smart plugs for a fan and space heater. No more crawling under my desk to turn the fan on, and no more crawling out of bed to turn on the space heater when it gets cold at night. And, ultimately, faster and easier than pulling out my phone. Now for a few cons. There are occasional stability issues (has happened once for each switch) where it will suddenly go offline and show up as "no response" in the Homekit app. My guess is this was due to an automatic firmware update, or some other glitch (could also be due to recent updates to Homekit backend). Removing the rear cover and hitting the "restore" button once brought it back online without having to reprogram anything. The battery life is satisfactory, but don't expect to go years in between battery changes. It seems to be on the order of 2-3 batteries per year if using Thread. May be a dealbreaker for some, but I think it's a small price to pay for the convenience. Finally, there is a slight delay at times when using these controllers. I've noticed it's worse the farther you get from your Thread border router, and my guess is that increasing the number of thread extenders on your network would help with this. The controller nearest our Apple TV is very fast, while the one in my room has maybe half a second of delay. I'm content to live with it, but I can see why it may bother some people. The bottom line is that this product is about as good as it gets for this type of device. Overall, it has allowed me to introduce some awesome smart home features to the common spaces of my apartment, in a way that's convenient for everyone. If you are looking to control smart light bulbs/switches easily in non-switchable outlets, this is the product for you. However, if you have a switchable outlet or hard-wired lights without smart bulbs, you are probably better off with just a regular smart light switch.

Scritto da: jim-o

Changed rating

Well after replacing the battery and trying 3 days in a row maybe 6 times a day, it would not update. I thought I would wait to return and give the tech support a chance to make it work. Amazingly while I was on hold the device updated. It now works fine and I will probably keep it. I raised it from 1 star to 3 stars because it is working now. If you purchase make sure firmware is at least 2.9.6. The battery is still an issue. This should have never been sold until the thread update is installed! original message:Do not buy this cheap piece of junk. First of all, it is just a cheap device. It had a 70% battery that came with it. I set it up with all the device buttons in use. The buttons work about 25% of the time and less! It is held by a magnet that is very poor. Called the customer no service and they are not open during the home hours that we keep. I guess that I expected for the price that it would work fine. It is just a switch and that is the most basic thing that home kit uses and they can't get that to work. Yes, I am angry, as I get tired of this kind of junk that is sold. I will return it after spending a few hours trying to get it to work. DO NOT BUY THIS!

Scritto da: Zachary F.

Works, but could be much better

I have lots of products on Thread. I’m happy to say this one works quick just like the others, and in my experience seems reliable. Where it falls short, however, is on the physical design itself. The magnet to hold it to the cover plate is simply pathetic. I’ve knocked it down several times just trying to press the top button. I don’t care to take it off, so I’m happy to use a simple piece of adhesive, but it shouldn’t be a problem in the first place. As others have said, the battery life seems lacking. It’s too soon to tell, but I will say the battery that came in mine was not 100%, based upon the firmware of the device it seems it was probably sitting in a warehouse somewhere for a long while. Having updated that, we’ll see how it continues to go. Overall, it works, and serves my needs, but I’d like to see these things worked out in future models. Only reason I’m using it is because I live in an apartment and want the ability to hit a switch with my smart bulbs (RGB, or I’d just get a switch)

Scritto da: Gabe

Surprising Versatile, Great Device, Okay Battery Life

If you have smart lights and want to leave them in an off but not offline state then this is the perfect switch for you. I have 6 LIFX Bulbs in both my bedroom and office in total. Also, I have multiple HomeKit enabled smart devices, all of which can be controlled by this switching. There are 3 buttons on the switch, each of which can have 3 additional actions per button for a total of 9 actions that can be performed at any given moment. Given that the switch doesn’t mount to the wall directly but has a magnetic wall plate that the switch (or remote) adheres to makes it amazing to pick up and take with you when you’re entering a room and place back on the wall when you’re leaving. Along side that, for the bedroom I already had a LIFX 2 button smart switch that I got before hand (which I don’t really regret because it’s still better then accidentally making my lights go offline), but even though I have that smart switch on my wall I decided to mount the base plate on the wooden frame of my bed, that way I can keep the remote near by and have a spot to place it when I am done. I can now do any assigned action from both entering my room and while I’m on my bed. As long as you’re creative enough there will always be an application for this device. Only con is the battery life but I just bought a pack of the batteries and replace them as needed. It’s still a big con though, but one that I feel is outweighed by all the things I do with the remotes daily. I ended up buying another for my bedroom in the end, so maybe consider how often you’d bring the remote from room to room to see if you want one or multiple.

Scritto da: Your new bestie

Works flawlessly on thread, connected to a Homepod Mini

The media could not be loaded. I use this to control two light bulbs and three light strips across 3 rooms and the kitchen. I can't comment on its performance before it was updated early 2022, but right now it works perfectly and with almost zero delay (watch video), even from outside the room where the lights or the Homepod Mini are. Pairing it and assigning the buttons is very simple directly on Homekit, and it doesn't require to download any additional apps. The only downside is the battery. In less than two weeks it has already dropped to 84% not even using it every day, but since I can find batteries at the dollar store, it's not really an issue for me.

Scritto da: Eduardo

Los reviews antiguos ya no aplican

Los reviews antiguos se quejan de que el control no tenía soporte para Thread (era cierto, venía certificado pero no "activado"). En estos últimos días el control recibió una actualización que activa Thread y añade una acción extra por cada botón, ahora detecta short press, double press y long press. Al activar Thread la función del control es muy rápida.

Scritto da: Carsey

Needs fresh batteries monthly

Don’t buy wemo. Initially, the battery lasted about 3 days. Supposedly, the update was supposed to fix this issue, but getting the update is a pain. There is no way to initiate it, and you must simply connect it to your HomeKit and hope the option pops up some day. There is no app. It took 4 days to come up for me, and was already on battery #2. After the update, the device was able to use thread and was much faster and reliable. However, the battery still only lasts about a month, which is terrible because my other smart switches, (pico and flic) all last well over a year. The magnets are also very weak, so if you use the wall faceplate, be prepared to have it fall off sometimes by a finger press that is slightly too high or low. 2 stars because when it’s finally updated, and has a fresh battery, it actually works kind of good. But if I knew I had to replace the battery every month I wouldn’t have purchased this.

Scritto da: Raul Aragon

Muy buen producto

El equipo se agrego muy rápido y sin problemas a Casa, la configuración permite click corto y largo, para agregar hasta 6 escenas, lo unico malo que le veo que el imán es un poco débil