Smart Touch Light Switch – Voice Control & WiFi Remote, Works with Alexa & Google Home

�� Technical Specifications: Safe & Reliable

�� Core Smart Features: Control Anywhere, Anytime

• Voice Control for Hands-Free Life: Seamlessly works with Amazon Alexa (Echo, Echo Dot, Tap) and Google Home. Just say “Alexa, turn on the living room light” or “Hey Google, turn off the bedroom light” – no more fumbling for switches, perfect when your hands are full with groceries or a baby.
• WiFi Remote Control: Control your lights from anywhere in the world as long as your phone has 2G/3G/4G or WiFi. Forgot to turn off the porch light during a business trip? Open the “Smart Life” app, and a single tap does the trick. Keep your home safe and save electricity.
• Precise Touch Sensing: Equipped with a premium tempered glass panel, the touch response is instant and sensitive. Rigorous testing proves it can withstand up to 20 million touches, ensuring long-lasting durability and a sleek, modern look that complements any home decor.
• Flexible Timing Function: Set up to 8 groups of timers (single or repeat) for daily scheduling. Program the light to turn on at dusk to welcome you home, or turn off automatically after you fall asleep. The countdown timer is also handy – ideal for lights in kids’ rooms or kitchen appliances.
• Real-Time Status & Independent Control: The app displays the real-time on/off status of each switch, so you’ll never second-guess if you left something on. Each circuit can be controlled independently, allowing you to manage multiple lights or devices with precision.
• Group & 2-Way Control: Create groups in the app to control all lights in a room with one tap. Supports ladder switch installation (parallel connection) for stairs or hallways – program master and slave modes via the app, making it easy to turn lights on/off from either end.

�� Step-by-Step Guide: WiFi Pairing & Voice Assistant Connection

1. WiFi Pairing (Connect to “Smart Life” App)

1. Prepare Before Pairing: Ensure the switch is correctly wired and powered on. Make sure your mobile phone is connected to a2.4GHz WiFi network (5GHz WiFi is not supported). Download and install the “Smart Life” app from App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android), then register and log in to your account.
2. Enter Pairing Mode: Press and hold the touch button on the switch for 5-8 seconds until the indicator light starts flashing rapidly (usually 2 times per second) – this means the switch has entered pairing mode.
3. Add Device in App: Open the “Smart Life” app, tap the “+” icon in the top right corner, select “Electrical Outlet” or “Light Switch” from the device list. Enter your 2.4GHz WiFi password, then tap “Next”.
4. Complete Pairing: The app will automatically search for the switch. Once found, follow the on-screen prompts to confirm the pairing. When the indicator light stops flashing and stays on, the WiFi connection is successful.

2. Connect to Amazon Alexa

1. Link “Smart Life” Skill: Open the Amazon Alexa app, tap “More” > “Skills & Games”, search for the “Smart Life” skill, then tap “Enable to Use”.
2. Authorize Account: Enter your “Smart Life” app account and password to link your Alexa account with the “Smart Life” account. Tap “Authorize” to complete the binding.
3. Discover Devices: In the Alexa app, tap “Devices” > “+” > “Add Device”, then select “Light” > “Smart Life”. Alexa will automatically discover the paired switch. Alternatively, you can say “Alexa, discover devices” to start the discovery.
4. Start Voice Control: After discovery, you can rename the switch (e.g., “living room light”) in the Alexa app. Now you can use voice commands like “Alexa, turn on the living room light” to control it.

3. Connect to Google Home

1. Add “Smart Life” to Google Home: Open the Google Home app, tap “Settings” > “Works with Google”, search for “Smart Life”, then tap “Link”.
2. Log in to “Smart Life” Account: Enter your “Smart Life” account credentials and tap “Authorize” to connect your account with Google Home.
3. Sync Devices: After linking, tap “Sync my devices” – Google Home will search for and add the switch. You can also tap “Add” > “Set up device” > “Works with Google” to manually sync.
4. Use Voice Commands: Rename the device in the Google Home app if needed, then use commands like “Hey Google, turn off the bedroom light” to control the switch.