SWYAM Home Assistant 30A Smart WiFi Switch | Local Control

To integrate with Home Assistant, ensure the switch is powered and connected to your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network via its companion mobile app. In Home Assistant, navigate to the Integrations section and add the device using its local IP address or discovered MQTT broker details if supported. Configure the entity to enable local automation scripts, scenes, and dashboard controls without requiring an external cloud service or hub. This setup provides low-latency, secure operation directly on your LAN.

This switch is rated for a maximum continuous load of 30 Amperes at 85–300V AC, suitable for heavy appliances like air conditioners or water pumps. Installation requires standard electrical wiring: connect the live (line) and neutral wires from your mains supply to the switch's input terminals, and connect the output terminals to the load. Always ensure power is disconnected before installation, and follow local electrical codes. The built-in SMPS derives its operating power directly from the mains, eliminating the need for a separate DC supply.

Yes, the switch supports voice control via Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. After connecting the device to your Wi-Fi network and the manufacturer's app, enable the corresponding skill or action in your Alexa or Google Home application. Link your account to discover the switch, then assign it to a room or create voice routines. Commands like 'Alexa, turn on the heater' will then control the relay locally or via the cloud, depending on your integration preference and network configuration.

Inching mode configures the relay for momentary operation, where a trigger command closes the circuit for a preset duration (e.g., 1-60 seconds) before automatically opening it. This is useful for controlling garage doors, bell circuits, or irrigation valves. Configure the timing via the mobile app by selecting the inching function and setting the desired pulse width. The switch will then activate the connected load for that specific period upon receiving an ON command via app, schedule, or automation, then return to the OFF state.