30A Hight Power WiFi Wireless Smart Switch, DIY Module for Smart Home Automation, ewelink APP Remote Control, Timer, Compatible with Alexa & Google Home

Excellent

Dangerous. I should have taken note of the poor reviews - definitely did not handle anything close to 30amps. Burnt out after a few minutes use, this could have been a real concern if I had not been in the right place at the right time.

Not very good product 😕

I have 2 of these that work flawlessly for over 6 months now. I wired it at the breaker panel to turn on/off a set of lights that used to be only controlled by the breaker. I wish all wifi devices worked this well. I saved me from running about 100ft of conduit and wiring to just add a switch. I would not try to use anywhere near the rated amps though, as it physically too small to handle the rated capacity in my opinion. I did get around this on the 2nd switch by adding an air conditioner type contactor to control a higher amp device - which also works flawlessly!

Buen producto Únicamente lo puedes prender y apagar por la app Físicamente no Pero es el tercero que instaló y sin problema

I purchased this wifi controlled switch to control my water heater at my abnb rental. It was very easy to connect to my wifi and appears stable. Don't let it's compact size fool you! I purchased a separate 4x4 junction box to house this little device and it fit nicely. The Ewelink app is easy to use and you can even set it up to operate on a schedule saving you money in electric cost.

Funciona de maravilla para poder controlar cualquier aparato electrónico desde una lámpara que quieras automatizar para encendido/apagado hasta una bomba para agua, sólo funciona con conexión WiFi a 2.4 Ghz

This is an awesome little switch, it was exactly what i wanted and needed, this thing works like a charm, once you figure out that it really is a double pole switch that is 240volts, 120 volts on each leg, your good to go. see the problem is that they label the contacts L and N which in the real world is line voltage and neutral, it should be labeled L1 and L2 because both the load terminals make or break with this switch, so it is very suitable for breaking both legs of 240volt circuit. what gave me the hint was the little motor symbols on each terminal. their description isn't as clear as it could be. you can also use this for 120volts, in which the neutral leg would also break, it hooked up easily to my router, but needs to be guided to the 2.4 gz of a daul or tri band router, once that is done, awesome switch.