Alexa Controlled Fan Switch

Switch looks fancy and works well with Alexa.

I'm very happy with this product It can be controlled by Alexa or manually. Weather updates and outlook are a great feature.

Best features for the price range. Easy installation, can be controlled by your phone app or with Alexa.

This pad is wide and can keep all sizes of laptops cool. The lights can be controlled separately from the fans, and the fan speed can be adjusted. I also like the adjustable legs. I recommend this.

Well made Thunderbolt 3 box works as described. Quiet temperature controlled fan. . . easy to take apart to insert card. Comes with one Thunderbolt 3 cable lok and quality 0.5m thunderbolt 3 cable. No problem being recognized in Windows 10 environment with X99 motherboard and Thunderbolt 3 card.

Nice an bright. I use it in a Lowell Flood got reception and interviews...controlled by a dimmer switch.

Switch works as expected, powering 12W of devices across 2 ports, and the fan is not audible at all (Fan level stays at 0). Very happy with the additional ports.

I placed this switch in one of my pinch point. It supports speeds at nearly 100% rating. This Network Switch does not have a fan but a large heat sync on the top, so it sits on my desk without adding noise to the work area. I added 10GBaseT Transceiver so that it talks to my backbone at 10 Gbs. Even not knowing whether the CAT6 cabling would support the speed, it did and the performance is solid.

This slick little PoE switch is controlled by the UniFi management software (I'm using a CloudKey 2 controller), so I can visualize it on my network and run updates, etc. Note that there is not a PoE pass-through, even though the switch can be powered via PoE (or USB-C), it cannot provide power to any PoE device plugged into it.

We love this wi-fi light switch! We had looked at getting Wink hub and bulbs awhile ago but ended up not because the only way to turn the on or off was with our phones, and we didn't want that. We wanted the option to either use our phone or a switch. So after we had gotten an Amazon Echo Dot and stumbled across this Alexa-compatible switch, we took a chance on it. Installation was pretty straight-forward, pretty much the same as a regular light switch. Once I got in installed I set up an account and added this switch and it worked right off. I then got it set up to work with Alexa and since then we haven't used our phones with this once, we always just tell Alexa to turn it on or off or we physically hit the switch if we're over near it. We like how the switch is a physical switch that clicks and springs back and not just a touch pad. Maybe others feel different but we like the feel of a switch. We haven't yet tried it out when the wi-fi has been down so I'm curious to if the physical switch will still control the lights without wi-fi. If you've tried this please leave a comment about what happened.