Gosund WIFI Smart 3 Way Light Switches Kit Works with Alexa Google Home Smart Life Gosund APP
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2021
- A 3-way wall switch is a great part of any home automation setup and Gosund has created a WIFI 3-way light switch set that is easy to install and works with the Gosund and Smartlife APP. The Gosund 3-way WIFI wall switch work with Alexa and Google Home. In this video we are going to look at the Gosund WIFI 3-way Wall switches and then we will go through the installation process (If you attempt to install the switches yourself do so at own risk and take all safety precautions) Then we will install into the Smartlife APP and test out the physical switch operation and the Alexa voice controls. So don't touch that dial as we install the Gosund WIFI Smart 3 Way Light Switches Kit Works with Alexa Google Home Smart Life Gosund APP
If you are interested in the Smart Switch, Gosund 3 Way Light WiFi Switch Works with Alexa and Google Home, Schedule Timer, Neutral Wire Required, Single-Pole and 3-Way Installation, No Hub Required, ETL and FCC Listed (2-Pack) the link below is where you can find it along with all the specs and details.
Smart Switch, Gosund 3 Way Light WiFi Switch Works with Alexa and Google Home, Schedule Timer, Neutral Wire Required, Single-Pole and 3-Way Installation, No Hub Required, ETL and FCC Listed (2-Pack)
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The Details
EASY INSTALL: NEUTRAL WIRE REQUIRED. 2.4GHz (not 5G)Wi-Fi connection. For connecting with regular light switches, Gosund 3-way switch must be installed with LIVE wire (in front of regular switch). Gosund switch user manual guides you through easy step by step installation. Support IOS8.0 and Android 4.4 above.
SINGLE-POLE AND 3-WAY APPLICATION: The smart 3 way switch can be installed for 3-way or single pole use to control the light from 1 or 2 locations. Replace one of your traditional 3 way switch with our Gosund 3 way smart switch or use directly 2 Gosund 3-way switches to control the light from 2 locations.
REMOTE AND VOICE CONTROL: Make your light bulbs smart, control your light from ANYWHERE with your mobile phone free App. Gosund Smart Light Switch works with Amazon Alexa and Google home. You can voice control your light to free your hands, just say the commands and enjoy the great convenience of voice control.
TIME SCHEDULE: Gosund WIFI Light Switch with Timer removes your worry about forgetting to turn off your devices. Set schedules or countdown to automate your home lighting based on your daily routines or set a scene to make your light bulb flicker to alarm potential intruders for home security when you are on vacation.
FUNCTIONAL DESIGN AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT: The smart switch design is sleek and functional. Its wall plate is made of PC V0 class flame retardant material that protects against electricity overload and prolongs service life.
Specifications for this item
Brand Name gosund
Color 2PACK
Ean 6972391280948
Material Polycarbonate
Mounting Type Wall Mount
Operation Mode OFF-NONE-ON
Size 2pcs
Gosund 3 way smart light switch
Light your home from anywhere -Make your smart home complete
Make the light smart---Just replace your regular 3-way switch to make your regular 3 way light switch and bulbs smart all at once.
Easy to install and use: Take less than 15 minutes to install with our step-by-step guide. No need to understand complex switch wiring.
Safety and Durability: Flammability UL94-V0 fire-resistant material ensures overload protection.With a 2-years product support, any questions are answered within 24 hours by mail or call support.
Works with Alexa & Google Home ✔
Remote control from anywhere, anytime ✔
Timer & Countdown ✔
No hub required ✔
Family share & Group control ✔
Easy installation ✔
Gosund official store support ✔
3-way and single-pole;
Voltage: 110-120V;
Frequency: 50/60Hz;
2.4G WiFi ONLY. NOT for 5G;
Neutral wire required;
App Supported: Gosund APP,Smart life APP;
Maximum Wattage: 1700W
3-Way Smart Switch Compatibility
Control your lights and other fixtures from two position in your house.
single-pole / 3-way applications
Only support 2.4G network (not 5G)
Neutral wire required
Fits for 1-gang/2-gang/3-gang standard wall plates
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Great video I'm a certified electrician myself and I'm so sick of seeing videos of people who don't have a clue what they are doing making a tutorial that is honestly just dangerous I'm glad someone is showing how to do it correctly. I don't know if you are a certified electrician as well or not but at least you are doing things correctly and that is much more than can be said for most people who post videos like this.
If I had the time I'd make my own videos but glad to see some that are done correctly. Anyways keep up the great work.🙂👍✌
Thank You Matthew, I learned from some very talented people!
Hi! My electrical box has only 2 cables, I connect them to the switch and there is a red light, and when I pushed the botton, it's sounds a click, I just want to turn on the light from my chandelier from where ever lam with the app, or maybe is it that this switch it is not made for the purpose that I want😊
Great video !
This was helpful. Worked !
Looks like I'm going to need to hire an electrician. Installed these switches no problem. They are to operate the outside lights. one switch is in the garage the other at the front door. My problem is when I turn one of the switches off the other one gets killed. However, when on both are on.
I saw a UA-cam video on installing a TP Link 3 way switch. In that video, it only requires one TP Link 3 way switch installed. The other switch was the original slaved 3 way switch. Does the Gosund require 2 WiFi switches to be installed?
Currently that is the setup for the gosund 3way the other 3 way switch we have reviewed is by Martin Jerry here is that vid ua-cam.com/video/rxOY0Wu7KUU/v-deo.html
I tried to install mine but the wiring is jacked. The ground wire was not connected on the original. Left it off since it would not turn on/off with new one. I have 1 black wire that was connected on top of original. The other is 2 black combined and extended into one giving me only 1 wire. No white wire that I can see. How the heck do install this! :(. I loved your video!! ❣️
🤔 Hi,. Oh boy sounds like there some interesting stuff going on there. Normally the neutral wires are bundled in the back of the box. What you could do is get a wire tester and test the wires on existing switch in off position. The wires that cause the tester to been in the off position would be live wires a the one that does not should be travel wire. But for safety you should always have a ground wire. Since i not sure of wire make up of the home the best thing is to test and know what your dealing with if you can't determine or are unsure it would be good to get a electrician to help out. Different location and years built sometime create different obstacles let me know if I can be of any further help
Maybe I missed it. But will the switch fit in a regular gang? And if you use the regular switch (the dumb one at the other end of the hall) does it interfere with the smart one? (Smart one thinks it’s on but you switch the dumb one to off)
The dummy switch communicates with the smart switch on its status. So they stay in sync
I have a mobile home with just common ground and hot, would I just need a 2 way? Or can I use this 3 way?
Three way would be used for a area like a hallway where you have a switch that turns on the light at one end and another at the other end where you can turn it off at a two way is for just common switch that you use to turn on/off a light or ceiling fan hope that helps
Hi! My electrical box has only 2 cables, I connect them to the switch and there is a red light, and when I pushed the botton, it’s sounds a click, I just want to turn on the light from my chandelier from where ever Iam with the app, or maybe is it that this switch it is not made for the purpose that I want 🫣
The switch in this video is a three way switch normally used when you want two switches to control a light or fan for example a switch at one end of a hallway and the other end. If it is a single switch these switches would not work... But there are ones out there that would
I have installed one of these in a 3-way situation, and it was straightforward and easy. Since you only need one of these for a 3-way setup, I have another one for a separate application. Would it work with a 4-way situation?
Looking at a 4 way wire diagram the the extra switch would be a area of interruption now I used a single pole switch in a three way in the past but what I did in that case was just eliminated the need for the second switch and completed the circuit. Since the intention was to voice control the switch there was no reason to have the additional switch. Guess you could do the same in a 4way wiring just complete the circuit in the one of the boxes. Not sure that's what you are looking for though. Hope it helps
@@BruceHunsaker My plan was to take the Gosund 3-Way Switch, and use it at the switch box that receives the mains power, connecting all the wires in the identical way as the dumb switch is now configured, and then do nothing at all with the other two dumb switches. So the new smart switch location would have one connection to main, one to neutral, one to ground, and two travelers. Supposedly just like the existing dumb switch currently in place. The tricky part for me of course is identifying which of the three switch boxes receives the mains power.
@@jackdozier4269 so I used a single pole switch in two of my 3 way switch areas but one was main and the other was not but in both cases I just completed the circuit by wire nuts the traveler to the main in the box that in completed the circuit in I tucked the wires back in the box and just used the old switch to cover the spot. So if you complete the circuit then what ever box you choose becomes the main. Now I am not a electrician. The best way to find your main is to get a wire tester
@@BruceHunsaker Thanks. I've got the tester already. But the way that the switches are wired in a 4-way (3-switch) setup can be a bit confusing unless you disconnect some wires which I don't really want to do if I don't have to. Or if you are a true electrician, which I am not. I do everything outside of the panels, but I draw the line there.
@@jackdozier4269 As Stated in previous comment, I am Not a electrician. I personally would suggest if you are not comfortable then don't attempt to do the wire work. As for the 4 way I believe that unless you can complete the circuit on one of the three switches basically turning a 4 way to a 3 way then i not sure it can be used in that fashion. Because the 3rd switch may continue the interruption of the power to the fixture.
Uhg I need help. They become desynced and stop working I've tried a smart 3way at each end AND an analog at one end. But if the smart in position 1 is "off" then the analog or smart at position 2 won't work at all. If position 1 is on then position 2 works fine. But if position 1 is on but position two is turned off position 1 stops working for either on or off until position 2 is turned off again.
Since I have not had this experience may I ask how the became unsynchronized? Did you loose power maybe I can emulate it?
@@BruceHunsaker it happens depending on what position switch 2 is in I know my explanation wasn't great but it's best I can do I event ride swaping the analog with the smart to see if position fixed it it didn't change anything
I have 1 copper wire, 1 red wire, 2 black wires and looks like 1 grouped up white neutral and 1 grouped up black wires... not sure what I'm suppose to do. I have no white wire for traveler 2. I'm lost. Please help
The red wire should be your travel wire the white should be your neutral wire and the chance are the two black should be live wires. I would suggest getting a wire tester that check current they are normally 15 bucks. It will be the best money spent . Here one on Amazon as examplewww.amazon.com/dp/B087R8Y5S6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_SSESQRG4RS6XHJX2AK7F
@@BruceHunsaker thank u!
Is a neutral wire required at each switch?
The neutral wire on both run the brain of the switch so yes to power the low power of the brain
Is the switch always blinking?
No, only in setup
@@BruceHunsaker - My 3 ways switch works fine, but still blinking even the light is turned off
@@peterle4165 hope I am not confusing my switches but I think there is a feature in settings to disable the led.
@@BruceHunsaker I don't know what happened, switch 1 is blinking (I mean flashing) switch 2 doesn't. Anyway, thank you for your quick advice.
I didn't get the small screws for holding the wires to the switch in the box. Cheap bastards.