SWYAM Wireless WiFi+RF433 Kinetic Switch 16A, 1 Gang, 2-Way

Download the Tuya Smart or Smart Life app. Power on the receiver module connected to your light. Put the app into pairing mode (usually by tapping '+'). Press and hold the pairing button on the RF remote or follow the manual's instructions to put the receiver into Wi-Fi AP mode. Connect your phone to the device's hotspot, then select your 2.4GHz home network in the app to complete configuration. The switch and remote will pair automatically with the receiver.

No, the kinetic switch unit is completely wireless and self-powered. It generates a small electrical pulse each time you press the button, which powers its internal 433MHz RF transmitter to send a signal to the receiver. It requires no battery replacement, wiring, or external power source. Only the receiver module needs to be wired into your home's AC electrical circuit in series with the light load, typically requiring Line and Load connections.

The 433MHz RF signal typically has a reliable indoor range of up to 30 meters in open spaces, though walls and obstacles will reduce this. The range can be affected by building materials and interference from other devices. For best results, ensure the receiver is installed within a clear line of sight or with minimal obstructions from the kinetic switch or RF remote. The Wi-Fi range depends on your router's signal strength where the receiver is located.

A single 1-gang kinetic switch controls one circuit via its paired receiver. To control multiple independent lights, you need a separate switch and receiver kit for each. For a 2-way setup (controlling one light from two locations), you would need to purchase an additional compatible SWYAM kinetic switch. You would pair both switches to the same receiver unit, following the manual's multi-switch pairing procedure, allowing either switch to toggle the light.

The kinetic switch unit does not require a neutral wire, as it is battery-free. However, the AC-powered receiver module must be installed in the electrical box behind your existing wall switch or at the light fixture. This receiver typically requires connections to the Line (hot), Load (to light), and Neutral wires from your household AC supply. Always consult the included manual for specific wiring diagrams and ensure installation complies with local electrical codes, preferably by a qualified electrician.