Price: $33.16
(as of Dec 26, 2024 16:59:44 UTC – Details)
Extend control of your Connected Max lights at the switch. Turn them on or off, dim and change your white light from warm candelight to cool sunlight — all at the wall. Easily set up your new device with fast pairing to Bluetooth and WiFi, all without a hub. Manage and monitor your devices from anyhwere using the Cree Lighting App. Control devices, create groups, and get schedules on one app to manage your smart home. This device is for use with Connected Max Lights Smart Bulbs only. Package includes [1] Smart In-Wall Dimmer + Tunable Controller, [3] wire nuts, [2] screws, and user manual (wall plate not included). Works in a single-pole switch only and requires a neutral wire.
SMART DIMMER SWITCH & TUNABLE CONTROLLER: Extend control of your Connected Max lights at the switch. Turn them on or off, dim and change your white light from warm candelight to cool sunlight — all at the wall
SIMPLE SET UP: Easily set up your new device with fast pairing to Bluetooth and WiFi. No hub required.
COMPATABILITY: This device is for use with Connected Max Lights Smart Bulbs only
CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE: Manage and monitor your devices from anyhwere using the Cree Lighting App. Control devices, create groups, and set schedules on one app to manage your smart home
PRODUCT DETAILS: Works with Connected Max Lights only | Works in a single-pole switch only and requires a neutral wire
Customers say
Customers have issues with the electronic switch not pairing properly with the Cree app or WiFi bulbs. They disagree on its functionality and setup process.
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Aileen M. –
Easy Setup
Easy setup and works perfectly
Aileen M. –
Nunya –
Complete GARBAGE! Works 1 out of 20 times
The most important thing to know about this company is that they will never respond to your request for help. I am an engineer, and I am an expert in wireless technologies. I have spent at least ten hours replacing them, doing wireless signal and packet captures and have come to the conclusion that they are actual garbage. Why do you think you can buy them âlike newâ all day long here?My set up is very simple. I have two switches, side-by-side, âcontrollingâ two sets of lights. They are now Cree multi temperature, dimmable color, changing smart bulbs. They used to be. Bulbs from another vendor, but I spent a fortune replacing all of them thinking that if I had all Cree products that I might have a chance of getting support. The process to program the switches is ridiculous, but once you figure it out, itâs fairly straightforward. You have to hop on one leg wink while singing, the Star-Spangled Banner, and this which will show up in your application dashboard. Thatâs not the exact way you do it, but thatâs what it feels like. Once you get the switch programmed, it seems to work somewhat reliably. By that I mean that if you push the switch for just the right amount of time, one out of three times the lights will go on or off. Sometimes, some of the lights go off, but the others. stay on. I have a $12,000 wireless signal analyzer and the entire area is free from Bluetooth interference of any kind. I the way the switch should work is be connected to the wireless net work and use Bluetooth as back up. If it canât communicate with the Internet. However, itâs just Bluetooth. After a few days, you can be guaranteed that the switch will be dead as a door nail from the perspective of being a better use at all. Itâs of course, still powered, thereâs been no power interruption, but yet all it does is flash the light when you push the button and does absolutely nothing. I even went so far as to go under the house and run a separate neutral wire to the second switch because I thought perhaps there was someway that was causing the problem. Thatâs how idiotic Iâve become, knowing that the neutral bus is shared, and only the breakers Separate devices on each side (2x 110v) of the breaker panel). The most unfortunate part about it is that when I opened the junction box up for the switches, which had four holes, one of which was not used anymore due to a kitchen remodel, I decided I would pull out that four gang box and replace it with a two, and run all of the cans lights off one of the switches and the bar lights off the other. I patch up the drywall, repainted and unfortunately for me had the bright idea of just taping off and moving the wire I wasnât using outside the junction box. Therefore, there is no going back unless I tear out the junction box and put a three gang box back in.The switches, nor the application to offer any diagnostic logging, and my five requests over the last six months for support has gone on, answered. You canât get a human being on the phone to save your life. Itâs very sad, considering this company was born and raised in my great state of North Carolina but is now part of some mega brand called Smart Global holdings. Unfortunately, their sales have dropped to under100 million so maybe they will go out of business and I will lose hope of these pieces of garbage ever working.
Nunya –
mateo restrepo –
For the price, its very disappointing
The product barely does the job, its difficult to connect but as soon as you get it the other ones will be easier. It is designed only for cree lights, and honestly it stops working many many times, so basically you cant rely only on them (better also have an Alexa to control your lights just in case). The only reason i have to buy them is because i have multiple airbnbs and if there is am internet failure, this controllers help as they connect to the lights trough Bluetooth. They are made of good quality plastic. And they look good in the wall.
mateo restrepo –
Ben –
Only works if you have other cree products
I bought this remote as a âsmart remoteâ, but it does not meet the bar. It requires other Cree lighting systems to operate, and is impossible to pair without them.It is advertised as âno hub neededâ, which is not accurate since it does require a hub â that hub is just another bulb. It forces you into the cree system and does not work over WiFi as a smart switch because of the requirement to have cree products.Iâm disappointed that this is another vendor trying to force vendor lock. Was unable to see if it actually works because I was hoping it was actually a compatible smart remote.
Ben –
Matt –
Total waste! Poor Smartthings Integration and doesn’t work with IFTTT well either
If you are interested because of its Smartthings integration move on to something else. This is not a device controller that can control devices in Smartthings. This can only control devices in the Cree lighting app or Smart Life App. This was a total waste of money for me and a total waste of time. It can’t even be integrated using IFTTT to control devices. Steer clear!!! The Leviton 4 button Handler is better, it’s not great either, but can be used to control devices in Smartthings via IFTTT. Pairing this was also difficult as other reviewers mentioned, but easier in Smart Life than in the Cree App.
Matt –
Chad N Riggs –
Esphome capable for Home Assistant
Was able to flash this with Esphome or Openbeken for local only control. Using this with Home Assistant to trigger different scenes and smart lights. I just wish it had 1 relay to replace the switch in the junction box. I solved this using a 2 relay single gang smart switch.
Chad N Riggs –