Wall Switch To Control Fan And Light

My mother love it. Hooked two up one to her light and the other to her fan. Order a Double wall plate online and everything has worked great. Setup takes a min... first time but then you get a hold of it and second one took no time at all. Love the switch also. Hooked it up to Alexa and by voice can do the fan and light in the room now.

I originally purchased the F22c not realizing it is fan cooled. I switch for the F21c which is 100% and puts out plenty of light for my needs. Comes with two types of diffusion, honeycomb, and the lights is sturdy and secure when mounted on my Pro Aim rolling light stand. Having control with the Sidus app is fantastic and makes managing all of my Amaranth and Aputure lights a breeze.

Not being a huge fan of flash photography but not being mother nature either, having help control natural light is the best of both worlds. It's compact yet unfolds into a very useful size. The construction seems a-1 class although I'm a bit worried about the zipper. Only time will tell.

Huge fan of this light. With both color and brightness control and a beautiful quality of light this has become a staple in my arsenal. The barn doors are excellent to cut light and Westcott's modifiers are also optional.

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 is a review of a free product received from TP-LINK for testing and feedback as part of their review program. I replaced a standard manual wall switch with the HS200 Smart Switch. So now my Living Room Chandelier is connected by Wi-Fi to the Internet and can be remotely controlled using my Smartphone or Tablet from anywhere in the world. I had a single switch wall box which turned a large decorative Living Room Chandelier On/Off. I replaced that manual switch with the HS200 Smart Switch. Since the Chandelier is visible to the street, through a window, I reasoned that having it controlled by a Smart Switch could help deter burglars. I had no problems installing the HS200. My existing single switch wall box had a Neutral Line and I used the plastic HS200 Switch Plate. As for manual operation, a gentle tap on the large rectangular button turns the HS200 On or Off. It's a momentary switch. Very little movement is needed to toggle between On and Off. An internal glowing circle of light makes it easy to locate the Smart Switch in a dark room. Below the main HS200 On/Off switch are two small rectangular buttons. RESET for an App or Factory Reset. RESTART to reboot. The HS200 works with Kasa, a free Android and iOS app. Kasa on your Smartphone or Tablet can turn the Smart Switch On/Off locally and remotely. Voice commands work on Amazon Alexa devices (Echo, Echo Dot, Tap). With Alexa, multiple TP-LINK Smart Switches and Plugs can be grouped under one name. HS200 Wi-Fi operates on the 2.4GHz band. That gives it a good Wi-Fi range and makes it compatible with all routers. If the 5GHz band had been used, the speed increase would have been inconsequential, but the range would have been less and older routers wouldn't have been accommodated. I've been using TP-LINK HS100 and HS110 Smart Plugs to automate my home for several months. They have worked great. My Smart Plugs control a fan, desk lamp, air conditioner, and TP-LINK NC250 Security Camera.

A good portable photo-video light. Has dimmer switch to control brightness. Also has external power source. Also has accessory plastic shade.

I like a "clickie" tail switch in general, but the control setup here works just as well . In the old days, the SF lights I have owned were a bit sloppy in the tail cap when loosened and pressing the side of the cap could often activate the light. Here any slop is minimal allowing the tailcap to be tightened just to the point of constant on so that the tightening to achieve constant on can be done one handed. The light while not a thrower, produces a broad, fairly even and useful light. I am using the light with IMR 16340s and so far, so good.

Installed these with no problems, easy to use app. For those who don't know you need a 3-way switch if your light has 2 switches that control it. These smart switches are only for one light controlled by one wall switch.