Description
Released in 2020 by Samotech in the UK, the first edition of the SM323 Zigbee Dimmer rapidly earned acclaim among smart home enthusiasts. To meet the escalating demand, we have upgraded and refined its design for a more compact size and additional functionalities. This enhancement extends its compatibility, facilitating its use not only in the UK but also throughout Europe.
The upgraded version of our dimmer boasts a significant advantage: it can be wired with or without a neutral wire. This key feature makes it universally compatible with both UK and EU electrical systems, eliminating the need for complicated rewiring and ensuring an easy installation process. In just a few minutes, you can install your smart dimmer and have it up and running.
Rated for up to 350W, our dimmer switch is versatile enough to handle both energy-efficient dimmable LED bulbs and traditional incandescent/halogen lights, providing robust control over your lighting setup. The Samotech dimmer switch is fits to your existing light fixtures, whether they are modern LEDs or classic incandescent/halogen bulbs.
Our dimmer isn’t just a device; it’s a comprehensive solution for improving your home lighting into a smart system. It offers broad compatibility with various Zigbee hubs, fosters energy-saving through smart automation, and integrates smoothly with your current lighting setup. The Samotech dimmer switch brings the future of lighting into your home, offering the convenience of remote control, intelligent automation, and a hassle-free installation experience.
Great switch, it is good that it somewhat follows the standard and fits with other faceplates as the one that comes with it is shiny.
Unfortunately the turn key is different diameter so one has to use the supplied knobb which feels nice, but obviously doesn’t match my faceplate.
Love these devices, I am putting them all round my home. Nothing else on the market. I would like a on/off switch version (at a cheaper price point).
There are great. The only downside I can comment on is that the power monitoring features are providing garbage data. I suspect that’s something to do with running on no-neutral mode
Generally the dimmers have so far performed as expected. One issue is the labelling on the metal plate on which the dimmers are mounted. Although the plate was drilled for two dimmers and had small holes to allow access to the Brightness and Reset buttons on each dimmer, the letters B and R appear to be stamped on the plate as if it were only mounting a single dimmer, so they did not correctly relate to the function accessible via the nearest small hole. This led to me inadvertently resetting the dimmer when I meant to set the brightness and vice versa. It would be better if either the letters B & R were stamped in positions appropriate to the dimmers actually mounted or omitted altogether.
Switch units are very deep, hard to fit with wires into existing wall boxes.
Good dimmer, integrates with Home Assistant Zigbee super easy. The terminals don’t however accommodate Loop at Switch wiring as they aren’t able to clamp down on 2 cables securely 1 wire is no issue. (ie connector blocks behind the switch.)