Voice Control

Say Command to Control Christmas Tree Lights

15A（Max） Suitable for All Lights included Christmas lights

How to pair with the APP?

1. Download App and installation.

2. Open the App and create your account.

3. Add the device from the upper right conner Tap"+" and select "our switch".

4. Set your WIFI connection follow the APP instructed.

5. Press any one of the ON/OFF buttons for 5 seconds and wait for the LED indicator flashes fast, the reset is successful. EZ mode is available and wait for connected.

6. Or when fast flashing, then press any one of the ON/OFF buttons for 5s,the LED indicator become blinking slow. AP mode is available and choose

"SmartLife-XXX" hot spot, then connected. Wait for the connection till successful.

Note:When the socket changed network environment, you need to restore the factory settings, and then reconnect to the network.

Must Have Neutral Wire

What is a neutral wire?

A neutral wire allows our switch to be powered while simultaneously allowing the lighting circuit connected to your lights to be power off.

Do I have neutral wires?

• If your house was built in the mid-1980s or later, there is an excellent chance that you have neutrals everywhere in your home.
• If there is an outlet (wall receptacle) near the switch, most likely that switch box has a neutral.
• Switches that are ganged together have a much higher likelihood of having neutrals, no matter what year.

Checking the switch box

The best way is to check the actual wires in the switch box where you want to install smart switches.

• Please observe all safety precautions before handling the electrical wiring in your switch boxes.
• Turn off your breaker box.
• Take off the trim plate over the switch.
• Remove the screws from your switch and pull out the existing switch to look at the wires.
• If you see a white wire (or group of them), it is VERY likely that you have a neutral.

The only way to be absolutely sure that you have found a neutral wire is to check the voltage (110V/120V) between the white wire and the "hot" (usually black in color) wire in the box. In a standard switch/dimmer, the "hot" is using one of the two wires connected to the switch.