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WeMo F7C059 Dimmer Wi-Fi Light Switch, Works w/Amazon Alexa & Google Assistant

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Condition
New
Style
Dimmer Light Switch
Pattern
Single
Model
F7C059
Dimensions
3.3 x 1.7 x 5 in
Weight
8 oz
Color
White
In the box
Wemo Wi-Fi Smart Dimmer
Warranty
1 Year

Features 8

  • Control and dim lights from anywhere. Only needs Wi-Fi. No Hub or subscription required.
  • Syncs with your schedule. Easily set schedules and timers so your lights do what you want when you want. You can even sync lights to adjust with the sunset and sunrise
  • Optimize your lights: WeMo dimmer will calibrate to the bulbs youre using to provide the maximum amount of dimming range with no flickering
  • Night mode. Set your WeMo dimmer to your desired low light level and protect your eyes from bright lights

Description

Set the mood for dinner, work or movie time. The Wemo WiFi Smart Dimmer is the smartest way to create the perfect ambiance. Choose your desired level of brightness and set schedules and timers right from your phone or tablet so your lights do what you want when you want from anywhere. WeMo dimmer switch seamlessly replaces your existing dimmer switch and works with any one-way connection light. Easy install, perfect for diyers. Neutral wire required. Not recommended for use with a metal faceplate. Download the free app, and control your lights from your phone or tablet. No hub or subscription required. Wi-Fi Technology: 2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n. Minimum System Requirements-Android 4.4 or higher,iOS 9 or higher, Neutral wire required. Replaces single pole switch. Not compatible with 3-way (multi-location control) switches. Works with your existing single/double/multi-switch rocker-style plates. Not designed to work with metal face plates. Voltage Rating: 120 VAC; Max Wattage: 400 W Incandescent single-gang, 250 W Incandescent multi-gang, 150 W CFL/LED single or multi-gang.

Specs 34

Operation Mode MANUAL,AUTOMATIC
Current Rating 0.5 A
Operating Voltage 120 volts
Contact Type Normally Open
Connector Type Screw Terminals
Brand WeMo
Switch Type Dimmer Switch
Terminal Spst

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Worked very well, instructions were great
This dimmer installed without a lot of fuss. One may have trouble with swapping the live input (black) and output (red) wires, as a "normal" dimmer may work fine with either of those switched, as the dimmer just changes pulse width, which would work on either input or output. This is a relatively complex dimmer electrically, so the order matters. The instructions were good as far as troubleshooting; if they are reversed the dimmer just won't work. ADDED: Also got the 3-way switch: So, to start, this is one of the more complex installations, with FIVE wires. You do need the neutral wire, usually white, which is often not used on a regular switch. On a recently built home, this will be there, but on an older one it will not. The wires in your wall may be various colors, in my case 2 black, white, red, green. The switch has white, blue, red, black, and green. So, not a match, but the instructions were very helpful in identifying what was what. It went in easily and worked on the first try. The Alexa integration was basically automatic after using the Wemo app. I'm pretty happy with it. The 3-way switch seems to have improved readiness versus the dimmer, which sometimes has a "miss" with Alexa, working right afterward. You do only need 1 switch for a 3-way circuit. This connected to the app just fine, and you can choose whether you have incandescent, CFL, or LED bulbs, and the dimmer calibrated to my LEDs instantly. There are some limitations on current, so really you're not going to run 10 incandescent lights off this; 1-5 should be OK in just about all cases. I've also paired it with Alexa and Google Home without issue. It worked just as it should. One thing to keep in mind is that the dimmer does require a "neutral" wire; this is usually the white one behind your wall (and the black one is the "hot" line). Most light switches do not really need this, as they have the live input, output, and ground (green wire). My old dimmer did not use the neutral, and this line was sort of buried way back in the wall, with no lead. I had to tap into it to make one. Not a big deal really, but something to be aware of. It is noted on the package, so that's fair. It would probably be good to make this more prominent in the listing, though, as installing this dimmer to replace a switch or dimmer with no neutral line starts pushing this into a "medium" difficulty job rather than an "easy" one. In terms of behavior, it does brighten and dim when you turn these on/off. I'd say it's about 0.25 seconds to turn on full brightness, and 0.5 seconds to go from full brightness to off. I didn't expect this, but it's fine, and is NOT like the first-generation LED bulbs that had a noticeable delay in turning on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2018 by S. Baker
Perfect Lighting Control with Google Assistant, not so perfect for ceiling fans
I have several WeMo products including a few of these dimmers. They work great on my LED bulbs with full dimming range without flickering. There is also a setting for CFL and Incandescent bulbs. Make sure you have a white neutral wire available (standard in most homes built within the last 20 years). I was an early adopter and have been using these since they first launched. One of my first units was DOA and I was very impressed with WeMo US based tech support who helped me to get a replacement. My only complaint is that WeMo dimmer doesn't yet have a ceiling fan mode. I hooked up 1 of these to my Minka Aire F624-WHF Roto XL ceiling fan (a great 70W max fan that comes with a horrible wall controller). I set it up on the WeMo dimmer in incandescent mode. The min incandescent dimming setting would not start the fan, so I used the customized setup feature in the WeMo app to adjust the min dimming range setting at about 12 steps from the bottom. I now have full fan speed control accessible via voice! However the dimming method used is NOT optimal for fan speed control, and results in an audible hum from the fan motor while the fan is in use. This hum is especially noticeable in the middle fan speed range (which I personally use most often), but is gone at the highest fan speed with no dimming applied. This hum wastes some energy that dissipates in the motor as excess sound and heat. I don't expect it will shorten the longevity of my fan motor, but it is a little annoying considering that the original fan controller results in silent operation at all speed settings. I would recommend only using the current WeMo dimmer with ceiling fans in rooms where you won't mind such a hum when the fan is in use. Personally, I am holding off on buying any more of these for ceiling fans until they come out with a fan specific model optimized for fan speed control. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2019 by C. Solomon
Lowering my Review ... I 'm not sure I would buy Wemo going forward
Aug 2021 - I have been a long-time adopter of Wemo with >20 devices (Switches gen 1 & 2, Dimmers, Plugs gen 1 & 2), using Google Voice and Smartthings. Hung in during all the Gen 1 light switch App and software issues. Currently, 4 of my Gen 1 Dimmer switches have gone from performing well for 8 months to intolerable performance. All 4 seem to lock up and stop working in either on/off condition requiring breaker reset, Reset or restart options do not work when locked up condition happens a couple of times a month and one switch has moved to multiple times a week. I do not have power issues and all of the firmware is up to date. Odds these switched are going to the dumpster and will evaluate what brand is next and sadly the end of my Wemo experience. At this time I do not recommend this product. 2020 - Purchased 4 Belkin/Wemo dimmer switches. Install was simple One of the switches had to reset twice to get it to install correctly. All switches work great from the Wemo APP, and I am impressed Dimming is flicker-free on two of my kitchen lights with 12 digital LED bulbs each, no other switch I have tried has eliminated the flickering. The Wemo Long Press feature is a plus it took about a week for the rule to work correctly. Sadly Smartthings does not support this switch. Not sure why. But they need to start playing nice in the sandbox and stop acting like Apple In-home automation, we are all buying different brand products I do not like being forced to a specific brand. Onward. These switches would not show up in Google Assistance at first. For days I worked on it researching websites. Wemo support never responded. Google Sync devices did not work, the Fix, in the end, was to disconnect the link between Wemo and Google Assistant, drop power on all the switches, modem, router for 10 minutes+ Power back up. Test all of the devices on the Wemo App. Reconnect Wemo to Google, then Sync all devices on Google. The 4 switched showed up and did not work at first. They started responding the next day in the Google Home app and work correctly on Google Assistant. Other than the Smartthings not working I am very happy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2020 by Tuxson Mike
Junk. Don't waste your money.
After speaking with Wemo's support team I received a replacement unit for the defective one I received. Customer service was helpful, however, I wish they could have resolved the issue with one phone call. The persistent need to call me back turned into an annoying game of phone-tag but my problem was solved. I received a new unit that installed easily. Setting up became a problem because the app crashed on my during setup. I contacted Technical Support, which was helpful. **Quick tip: The "reset button" in the FAQ and online support is not the actual button you press to turn the light on and off nor is it the slide bar to adjust intensity. For me, I had to remove the face-plate and it is the transparent plastic piece that the light transmits color through. I tried to reset and fix the syncing issue on my own but got hung up thinking it wouldn't reset. Once tech support told me it was the transparent plastic, I was able to reset the dimmer as instructed in the online support. I upgraded my review from 1 star to 4 stars because I like the functionality of the switch, its appearance, convenience and technical/customer support made the effort to assist with my difficulties. Junk. Don't waste your money. This item seems like a great device. First off, the box is way too large. It barely fit in the box in my wall. After finally figuring out how to fit it in the wall good enough, I admit that I was relieved at its pleasant appearance. That was short-lived ,however, when it shorted out after only a few weeks of use for no reason at all. I had to switch back to a standard dimmer switch to get my lights back on. For about $80, this is not worth it. I will look into other options and feel others should know about this products flaws. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2017 by Nick
Dimmer switch works great, prefer it over traditional ones
Have had this for a few weeks and it works great. No complaints so far. Two things to keep in mind: 1) you must have a neutral wire and 2) you must have room in the electrical box to stuff this thing in there. The hardware that needs to go into the box is fairly big, even bigger than a normal dimmer switch, but not by much. My existing dimmer switch didn't have labels for the hot and neutral and they were the same color wire. I had to do trial and error to figure it out, but it wasn't bad. I have this tied into our Echo and it's pretty cool, but I honestly don't do it out of need, more novelty. That has more to do with my home layout, so YMMV. But the main reason I got this and it's killer feature is the easy scheduling from the app. You can set a schedule of when the switch turns on and off. It's great for every day use or for use as a security timer. It's a lot easier to schedule and set than the old school timers my dad used to use. It's also compatible with IFTTT, but I personally don't have a lot of use for this right now. Good to know it's there though. I prefer this dimmer to the traditional, mechanical ones. It's a nice big button area to turn the lights on and off. The dimmer is harder to use than my old one because it's a capacitive touch slider. You just touch and slide your finger. The old one had a nice big lever for doing that, but it annoyed me because I turn the light on and off much more frequently than adjust the dimmer. I appreciate the bigger on/off switch compared to the bigger slider. It's a good looking design, it's not obnoxiously techy or anything. It just has a subtle led that changes colors to alert you to something. For the most part, I don't notice the light there. I've been thinking of replacing all of my sliders with this more for the really nice appearance than function, but it's hard to justify at this price. Yes, the downside of this is that it is really expensive for a dimmer switch. But I definitely think it's worth it for one of my most used switches in the house. It's debatable how much it's worth it for the less used ones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2017 by Drawring Simon
OK so I bought this from Best Buy, but (1) reviews here have a lot ...
OK so I bought this from Best Buy, but (1) reviews here have a lot of visibility and (2) amazingly the word "Cree" doesn't appear in ANY of the reviews... (WTF?). Bought this last week and have had it set up for about that long. Love it! The bedroom had Philips LED bulbs in the fixture (100W equivalent, soft white, bought in early 2017). When getting down to the lowest setting there was some flickering occasionally. The dimming was NOT that great, and nowhere near linear. Basically the bulbs were at 100% brightness down to 20%, and then the "true" dimming range was from 20% down to 0%. Last night while increasing and decreasing the brightness (from the app) one of the two bulbs started to flicker! At full brightness it was fine, but as soon as I started to bring the brightness down it started flickering (and making lovely noises). So, I decided to switch the Philips bulbs out for the Cree 100W LED bulbs from another room. WOW... what a difference! MUCH more linear dimming, and a lower cutoff as well (in other words the "dimmest" setting for the Cree bulbs is lower than that of the Philips bulbs, and that's better). "True" dimming starts at around 80% (in the app) and continues down to ~0%. Freaking love it. Should have used the Cree's in the first place. Every other room has Cree bulbs. They used to be made in the USA, and while now made in China they still have a superior warranty compared to the Philips bulbs. I have Cree's throughout the house inside AND outside (6x Cree LED floods outside). Anyway. I've only had it for a week... so granted this is a preliminary review. But I at least wanted to report that the CREE bulbs work MUCH better than Philips LEDs with this thing in case anyone else is wondering or does a keyword search of the reviews using "Cree" (which I did, and found nothing). Also having the light fade in and out is great also, both in the morning and at night. Enjoy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017 by Alex Kelly
Slightly too big for retrofit
Review Image by Tim
I ordered a couple of these for use with LED string lights. I temporarily wired one up, configured, and tested it before installing it. I wanted to make sure it dimmed the lights without flicker. I also wanted to configure it with a strong wifi signal, before installing it outdoors in a weather tight box with a weak (relatively speaking) signal. It took me three tries to get it configured. I am not sure why it didn't work the first two times. It was connected to the WeMo wifi, but kept insisting it didn't have an internet connection. The last thing I changed before the app on my phone finally finished the setup was to turn off my phones LTE. ?? The dimmer works great with my LED string lights. The dimmer calibrates to the load, so seems to be flexible enough to work with other types of lights. I would give this product 5 stars for functionality, but you may not be able to use it at all. I reduced my rating to 3 stars because its simply too big to fit most applications. It comes with 4 small wire nuts. You can use only 2 of these. You will need 2 larger wire nuts for the neutral and ground wires, because you will joining three wires together. Depending on the electrical box you are using, there may not be enough room for the wires, the nuts, and the dimmer. I struggled for about an hour, to fit everything into my enclosure (see photo). I finally got it all to fit, but I had to be a little creative. It would have been a much quicker and easier install if the dimmer were 1/16th of an inch smaller in each dimension. Now that its all installed in its final location and works perfectly, I am a little less upset about this product. But I am NOT looking forward to installing my second dimmer. If your dimmer is for a NEW installation, get a big and deep electrical box because this monster will use every bit of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2017 by Tim
Best Wifi Dimmer I've ever used (and owned!)
This switch never lets me down. I have other brands of Wifi switches that work on and off with Alexa and Google Home. This switch works every....single....time. I won't go into too much detail. It was very easy to install because it comes with the colored wires that I simply matched to my outlet. Because the wires come from this device, I just had to pop the cap on and voila, that's it - vs. other switches where I have to take the wires, re-twist or shave them and put them into a slot in the switch. Software is dead easy to use. You can't possibly mess up installation. Has some pretty nice modes and settings for automation after the fact. One mode I really like is auto-off mode. My home is semi automated. I have Amazon Echos AND Google Homes in almost every bedroom. I have wifi bulbs all over the place. Every closet and bathroom has an occupancy/vacancy sensor which turns on when someone goes in, stays on for as long as they're in there and then goes off shortly after they exit. You can't really use an occupancy sensor with a bedroom, well, you can, technically. You can use something that you manually turn on and will stay on for as long as it detects motion and turns off automatically when you leave. I wanted a dimmer for my master bedroom and it's very nice to know that I can enable this sort of behavior with this device when I want it. This is a bit more expensive than others you may see out there but in many ways, it's very much worth it. I will wait until it goes on sale and buy one for every bedroom in my home eventually. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018 by Neoprimal
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