SWYAM Wi-Fi Smart Mini Switch 16A | Home Assistant Compatible

Most smart switches of this compact, relay-based design require a neutral connection to power their internal Wi-Fi circuitry continuously. You should verify your existing wall box wiring includes a neutral line before installation. The device operates on standard AC mains voltage (100-240V) and connects directly to Live, Neutral, and Load wires for proper function and safe switching of the connected appliance. Always consult a qualified electrician for installation to ensure compliance with local electrical codes.

First, set up the switch using the official SWYAM mobile app to connect it to your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Once operational, you need to discover its local integration method within Home Assistant, which may involve adding the device via its IP address or a specific custom component. The process typically requires enabling local network control in the SWYAM app settings. After successful integration, you can create automations, scripts, and dashboards in Home Assistant to control the switch without relying on external cloud services, enhancing response time and privacy.

The switch is rated for a maximum continuous current of 16 Amperes. To calculate the maximum power load, use the formula Power (Watts) = Voltage (Volts) x Current (Amps). For example, at a standard Indian voltage of 230V AC, the maximum power rating is approximately 3680 Watts (230V x 16A). This capacity is suitable for controlling multiple lights, ceiling fans, televisions, or small kitchen appliances, but you should always check the power rating of the specific appliance you intend to connect to ensure it does not exceed this limit.