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Smart Inline Zigbee switches

(124 customer reviews)

£0.35£25.99

Description

 

INITIATING PAIRING MODE:

1. Wire up the unit as per the relevant diagram and place the device as close as possible to your Zigbee hub during the initial setup.
2a. SM308/SM309 – Press the reset button 5 times to initiate the pairing mode.
2b. MS104Z/MS104BZ/MS105Z/MS105BZ – To initiate the pairing mode, power-cycle the device 5 times. Beeping noise indicates the pairing mode is on.
2c. MS105Z/MS105BZ – To initiate the pairing mode, flick the connected light switch 10 times. Beeping noise indicates the pairing mode is on.
2c. SM314 – Press the reset button twice. Blue led flashing indicates pairing-ready mode. To reset the unit, press and hold the reset button for 5 sec.
2d. SM323Turn on the connected lights, press the knob 5 times by long pressing the fifth time for 3 seconds to reset the SM323 dimmer. Now press the knob twice by long pressing the second time to initiate the pairing mode. The connected lights will flash twice and the blue LED indicator on SM323 will start flashing indicating the pairing mode is on.
3. Search for New Lights on a compatible Zigbee hub.

We strongly recommend that you engage a qualified electrician to perform any electrical works!

Additional information

Weight 45 g
Dimensions 4.5 × 4 × 2 cm
Type

SM308, SM309, MS104Z, MS104BZ, MS105Z, MS105BZ, SM314, SM323, SM308/9 Bracket

Manual

SM308 Zigbee Switch Manual

SM309 Zigbee Dimmer Manual

SM314 Zigbee Dimmer Manual

SM323 Zigbee Dimmer Manual

MS104Z Zigbee Switch Manual

MS104BZ Zigbee Switch Manual

MS105Z Zigbee Dimmer Manual

MS105BZ Zigbee Dimmer Manual

Wiring Diagram

SM308/SM309 Wiring

SM314 Bypass Wiring

Video

How to Reset and Connect SM308 to the Hue bridge

 

Retractive vs Rocker/Toggle switch operation

124 reviews for Smart Inline Zigbee switches

4.7
Based on 124 reviews

Customer Images

Image #1 from Rob
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Image #3 from Taz W.
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Image #1 from Rob

Rob

Seem to work well with Philips Hue. Slightly wider than normal dimmer modules so needed to make the a Click Deco dimmer faceplate holes wider with a Dremel

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Rob

Seem to work well with Philips Hue. Slightly wider than normal dimmer modules so needed to make the a Click Deco dimmer faceplate holes wider with a Dremel

Image #3 from Taz W.

Taz W.

Been using the SM308 and SM309 combined with 'normal' light fittings or LED tape to add smart lighting to all our rooms. They are small enough to fit either in the wall behind light switches, in a box on top of our kitchen units, or in the ceiling behind integrated spotlights. We've used almost a dozen to do our entire ground floor, with over the counter LED bulbs/tape (some dimmable, some not) combined with a few Hue bulbs/lights, and will be doing the bedrooms next. Instructions are comprehensive so we think it's easy enough to wire-in for an electrician or novice alike.

Image #4 from Taz W.

Taz W.

Been using the SM308 and SM309 combined with 'normal' light fittings or LED tape to add smart lighting to all our rooms. They are small enough to fit either in the wall behind light switches, in a box on top of our kitchen units, or in the ceiling behind integrated spotlights. We've used almost a dozen to do our entire ground floor, with over the counter LED bulbs/tape (some dimmable, some not) combined with a few Hue bulbs/lights, and will be doing the bedrooms next. Instructions are comprehensive so we think it's easy enough to wire-in for an electrician or novice alike.

Image #5 from Taz W.

Taz W.

Been using the SM308 and SM309 combined with 'normal' light fittings or LED tape to add smart lighting to all our rooms. They are small enough to fit either in the wall behind light switches, in a box on top of our kitchen units, or in the ceiling behind integrated spotlights. We've used almost a dozen to do our entire ground floor, with over the counter LED bulbs/tape (some dimmable, some not) combined with a few Hue bulbs/lights, and will be doing the bedrooms next. Instructions are comprehensive so we think it's easy enough to wire-in for an electrician or novice alike.

Image #6 from Steve L.

Steve L.

Bought SM314 to install into dining room chandelier thereby integrating into Philips Hue lighting set-up. It’s been installed for 8 months now and working perfectly.

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Steve L.

Bought SM314 to install into dining room chandelier thereby integrating into Philips Hue lighting set-up. It’s been installed for 8 months now and working perfectly.

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Richard P.

Products is nice and have good price and work great with Deconz

Image #9 from Richard P.

Richard P.

Products is nice and have good price and work great with Deconz

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  1. david Steculorum (verified owner)

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  2. david Steculorum (verified owner)

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    haven’t used it yet

  3. Rob (verified owner)

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    Seem to work well with Philips Hue. Slightly wider than normal dimmer modules so needed to make the a Click Deco dimmer faceplate holes wider with a Dremel

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  4. Owen W. (verified owner)

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    Looks OK; instructions are comprehensive, but in very small print. Haven’t installed it.

  5. James F. (verified owner)

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    This UK dimmer switch module replacement works perfectly with home assistant and zigbee2mqtt.

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