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#248724 7-Apr-2019 17:36
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as above.

 

 

 

house has dimmable leds installed to single gang faceplates, i dont want to alter the faceplates so i want a wifi inwall dimmer that can also allow use of physical switch to be used.

 

 

 

i have looked at the sonoff/itead and lanbon range of products but i cant find what im looking for, ive had a quick look on aliexpress but all seem to be faceplates.

 

 

 

i dont need zwave or alexa, im more a wifi / google assistant user, i already have the sonoff (ewelink) app on my phone if that helps.

 

 

 

any reccommendations?





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  #2212373 7-Apr-2019 18:04
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Cool, ordered 2, will see how they go.




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  #2212405 7-Apr-2019 20:00
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I've been hunting for this too. All the dimmers seem to want to include the faceplate which is super annoying.

I got one of the ones with the glass faceplate. It was one of the Tuya modules, so ESP8266, but the button signals all get done via a serial interface (from what I could gather) so couldnt figure out how to connect a physical on/off switch to it.

Stock firmware, the dimming was OK. But the on/off and dimming buttons on the faceplate were weird to work out. So flashed tasmota, and then had the same issues with on/off buttons.

I've got some of these units on the way too. Excited to see what they are, but I assume Tuya as all the dimmer stuff seems to be.



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  #2212407 7-Apr-2019 20:09
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I have no idea if they are leading or trailing edge dim, I asked ages ago when I first saw them and got some incompriendable gibberish answer that was about the wiring of it.




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