About this product
Legrand radiant Smart Switch — White & Wi-Fi Enabled
The Legrand WWMRL10WH is a radiant Smart Switch in a white finish, featuring a rocker switch style and Wi-Fi connectivity. It operates at 120V and supports single-pole and 3-way configurations. This smart switch is Matter-enabled, allowing integration with various smart home platforms.
Key Features
- Voltage: Operates at 120V, suitable for residential applications.
- Neutral Wire Requirement: A neutral wire is necessary for installation.
- Wi-Fi Connectivity: Connects to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network for smart control.
- Matter Compatibility: Works with Matter-compliant platforms like Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa.
- Multi-Location Support: Can be used in single-pole or 3-way setups.
- Voice Control: Compatible with voice assistants for hands-free operation.
- Easy Installation: Installs in place of existing switches with a neutral wire.
- Wall Plate Included: Comes with a screwless radiant wall plate.
- ETL Listed: Meets safety and quality standards.
- Dimensions: Measures 1.72 in width, 1.8 in height, and 4.2 in length.
Construction & Interface
The switch features a sleek white finish and a paddle-style rocker for easy operation. It is designed for indoor use and includes a screwless wall plate for a clean look. The wall plate is included in the package.
Sensor, Smart & Timer Capabilities
This smart switch supports Wi-Fi connectivity and Matter protocol, enabling control through various smart home platforms. It allows for scene setting, scheduling, and voice control when paired with compatible devices.
Wiring & Installation
The Legrand WWMRL10WH requires a neutral wire for installation. It supports single-pole and 3-way configurations, using push or screw terminals for secure connections. Designed for easy installation in standard electrical boxes.
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