SWYAM 2-Gang WiFi Smart Switch 16A Retrofit Touch Panel

Ensure the switch is powered and connected to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. In Home Assistant, navigate to Settings > Devices & Services > Add Integration and search for the device using its local IP address or discovered entity. No cloud account or proprietary app is required for local control and automation scripting.

Turn off mains power at the circuit breaker. Remove your existing mechanical switch. Connect the live (phase), neutral, and two load wires to the corresponding terminals (L, N, L1, L2) on the SWYAM switch. Secure it in the backbox, restore power, and use the touch panel to initiate Wi-Fi configuration via its access point mode.

Yes. After integrating with Alexa or Google Assistant, each relay channel is exposed as a separate switch entity. You can name them individually (e.g., 'Bedroom Light', 'Fan') and control them with specific voice commands like 'Alexa, turn on Bedroom Light' without affecting the other channel.

Local control via the physical touch panel and through Home Assistant (if configured for local API) will function without internet. Voice commands and remote app access via cloud integrations (Alexa/Google) require an active internet connection to communicate with their respective cloud services.

Each independent channel (gang) supports a maximum resistive load of 16 Amperes at 100-240V AC. Do not exceed this rating. For inductive loads like motors, consider derating or using a lower current to account for inrush currents and ensure long-term relay reliability.