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GE CYNC Smart Dimmer Light Switch, Wire-Free, Dimmer + White Tones Control, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Switch, No Wiring Required (1 Pack) Packaging May Vary

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Style: Dimmer + White Tones


Size: Wire Free


Features

  • Add a smart switch anywhere and upgrade your smart home: This battery powered light switch doesn't require an electrical connection, so you can install the smart dimmer switch to any wall or surface. Remove the adhesive tape, stick to a wall then set up in the Cync App.
  • For use with Cync or C by GE devices: This dimmer light switch adds touch control for other Cync or C by GE bulbs, switches, and plugs through Bluetooth connection. Group this switch together with other products in the Cync app so you can control your kitchen lights from the couch or your space heater from bed.
  • Easy to control: Control lights in different rooms by wirelessly pairing this smart light switch to another Cync or C by GE smart switch, so you can control the same light from multiple Cync or C by GE smart switches through 3-way connections
  • No wires or screws needed: Use the included adhesive tape to add a switch next to your bed or front door - no wiring or electrician needed
  • A smart dimmer switch for smart LED lights: Set the ideal lighting to match your mood or chosen task by simply using the LED dimmer switch with mobile app compatibility or touch to control brightness level or white color temperature

Description

The Cync Wire-Free Smart Dimmer Switch + Color Control adds lighting touch control and white color tuning at the switch. Now you can adjust the brightness and white color of your Cync or C by GE Tunable White and Full Color Smart Bulbs while you're at the switch. Like a dimmer switch, adjust the white tones from warmer white to cooler white at the touch of a button. Want a switch closer to your bed or one that's reachable when you walk into your front door? Place a Wire-Free Smart Switch where there isn't a switch today with no wires or screws needed making it perfect for rentals or dorm rooms. The smart Bluetooth switch connects wirelessly to Cync and C by GE Smart Bulbs, Smart Plugs and Smart Switches to provide whole room control. You can turn lights on and off, brighten and dim from anywhere in the room. The Wire- Free Smart Switch includes removable tape and a replaceable battery that's rated to last over two years. Pair with other Cync and C by GE switches, bulbs and plugs in the Cync app and create 3-way connections, control electric devices like fans and space heaters and use touch to turn off lights on different circuits.


Operation Mode: ‎ON-OFF-ON


Current Rating: ‎5 Amps


Operating Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Contact Type: ‎Normally Closed


Connector Type: ‎Clamp


Brand: ‎GE Lighting


Switch Style: ‎Touch Switch


Terminal: ‎Spdt


Material: ‎Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎8.19 x 4.25 x 5.71 inches


Circuit Type: ‎3-way


Mounting Type: ‎Wall Mount


Actuator Type: ‎Push Button


Contact Material: ‎Plastic


International Protection Rating: ‎IP00


Number of Positions: ‎2


Upper Temperature Rating: ‎40 Degrees Celsius


Controller Type: ‎App Control, Voice Control


Control Method: ‎Voice


Color: ‎White


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎GE


Part Number: ‎CWLSWCCBWF1/ST1P


Item Weight: ‎4.8 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎8.19 x 4.25 x 5.71 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎93118268


Size: ‎Wire Free


Style: ‎Dimmer + White Tones


Power Source: ‎AC


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎One (1) CYNC Smart Wire-free Dimmer + White Color Controller Switch


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Ion


Warranty Description: ‎Limited


Date First Available: March 31, 2020


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    • Not Ready for Primetime
Style: Dimmer Size: No Neutral Wire
Review Image by Just another customer Just another customer
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Has potential, but not quite ready for prime time - unless GE issues a lot of disclosures. 1. If your house/flat was built prior to 1975, consult a handyman, or an electrician. (GE does not have an electrician on their support lines and read the exact same thing you will read online). 2. If your house was upgraded from a fuse box prior to circuit breakers, consult an electrician (GE tech support is way out of their depth in this situation). 3. If you wiring looks like the included pictures, you have metal boxes holding switches, or Rag-Wire (cloth covered wire); get an electrician and don’t bother calling GE tech support. Don’t get me wrong, I have 12 switches and four are setup as three-ways. My house is 90 years old and can make these switches work (mostly - will explain below). In general, I give the mechanics of the switch four stars. If you have an older house, or wring, this may be the only viable option to integrate smart switches (without the expenditure of re-wiring an entire house). Where the big hassles come from is more app related and tech support. The switches seems to be very sensitive to any surge, flux, or spike with current. When it happens, it randomly closes the circuit, or leaks energy to where the light will not completely turn off. Sometimes this can be fixed with resetting the switch - other times, I have had to detach it and wire it back in. It also does not play nice with certain brands of LED bulbs (they flicker). I have one that is a motion sensor - very, very sensitive (to the point where I had to turn it off). It seemed that shadows would trigger it. GE says this will not work unless it is grounded (wiring the green wire). This is so they can avoid liability and warranty issues. Their tech support tried to tell me that I am missing a wire. Again, age of house and wire. Grounding wires were not mainstream until mid 60’s. That being said, if you are going to wire it as a three way, get coloured electrical tape. It will help identify the common and travellers. Now the app issues. Setup is simple enough. Navigating through the app is a little clumsy; so I just use Alexa as much as possible. When setting up as a three-way, unlike other brands, these wire as a three-way, but do not operate quite as a three-way. You can not name the two switches the same. That means if you press on button for power and then use a verbal command later - you have to use the exact name of the switch that you originally pressed for power. You are forced to assign a switch to a room. When multiple switches were in the same room/group, turn one switch on, all would turn on. The work around on that is to create a separate room for each switch. Again, you can sorta work around that with Alexa and groupings. The last problem with the three-way setup; if one switch goes off line for what other reason, the other will not operate through Alexa, or the app. That leaves you with an expensive physical switch with a pretty light. The ring led light. It is on, or off, only. It is brighter than expected and I had to turn it off in some rooms because it was too bright for sleeping. It would be nice if they could program to where you can dim it, or at least put it on a schedule to turn off when sleeping. Tech support., ugh. They are not electricians. When running into the initial difficulty of the setup, they were telling me that I was missing a wire in the box (i.e. not having a ground wire). Then the second call it was that my wires were the wrong colour for being the common, or traveler - not understanding that the box was wired after (not before) the light. Again, if not inclined with wiring (or have a family full of master electricians), think about using a handyman or electrician. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023 by Just another customer Just another customer
    • Extremely happy with GE Cync
Style: Dimmer Size: No Neutral Wire
Review Image by Howard Howard
Review Image by Howard Howard
Review Image by Howard Howard
We now have 5 GE Cync switches installed, on the way to many more of various flavors. We're upgrading our 50+ year old home to a smart home. The wiring is old, and so the no neutral wire required switches are welcome. With these dimmers, I was initially very unhappy, purchasing three "Used - Very Good". The first two arrived and were electronically defective, third is still in transit. I quickly returned them, and purchased brand new ones for higher price, not wanting to deal with the headache again. The new ones installed and were working in 10 minutes each and they are wonderful. Integration with GE Cync app is very good as well as with Google Home. I'm using each switch to control groups of 3 and 4 LED flood lights consuming about 9 watts each. Be aware, there is a limit to how low you can go with the dimmer before completely off. I believe the switch requirement of a minimum 15 watt power draw likely applies here as well. Again, very, very happy with all the GE Cync switches and integration with automation apps thus far. Update 1/24/2023 We now have 19 GE Cync devices installed (18 switches and 1 plug) and are extremely happy. I just ordered 4 more dimmers, which should just about finish what's left. Something to take note of with the dimmers which I encountered with the last set I installed. Our old home has 3 sets of 3-way switches. One was just simple on/off at each switch, which worked without any problem. The two others had a dimmer at one side and then a toggle/paddle at the other. 3-way works in this scenario with GE Cync switches at both sides. However, with the manual/mechanical switches the dimmer would always work. If it was left at 50%, whether the toggle/paddle was flipped on, or the dimmer was switched on, the lights would come on at 50%. Regardless which side switched it on, the dimmer could be used. Now, with the GE Cync switches on both sides, the dimmer will only work through the app. When either side is flipped on, it comes on at 100%. I'm guessing that for the dimmer buttons on the switch to work, both sides of the 3-way would need to be dimmers. I'm not sure about that, it's just a guess. For the locations where we have these, it's fine - I don't want to spend more to experiment, using the app to control the dimmers for these two 3-way switch instances is fine by me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Howard Howard

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