This is the original brand

https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Manufacturers/Quinetic/index.html

But there are now many cheaper alternatives at Screwfix Amazon eBay etc etc


Edit to add: IKEA are now doing RGBW bulbs packaged with a remote on/off/dim/tone switch for £12, that's hard for anything that needs fixed wiring to beat, including the kinetic stuff. The switch uses AAA batteries.


Thinking about how many button-presses a TV remote has to transmit each day, versus how many times a light gets switched - that's how the battery powered light switches can last for a very long time on a single battery.


Further edit: Borpin is expert here: I understand that WiFi switch systems have to use power to keep themselves connected to WiFi whereas the new stuff (inc the IKEA) uses the Matter/Thread system and less frequent transmissions to stay connected. The kinetic stuff uses RF 433mhz and only transmits when pushed. Can you expand on this?

Every day's a learning day, even for the "ai overview"!

So what does it mean then?

I came across this the other day. Not watched it through though.

Guess must be OK a sparky fitting it in own house

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK14hEnbp-s&t=901s

Posted By: djhFrom the transcript, it seems he got a bit over-excited when he saw CO2 and humidity spikes, but was there anything else?

Try this, starts with fitting wireless switch. It is more than a wireless switch. Think he may have been sponsored to promote Tewke TAP.

Think you need deep pockets to invest in a system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK14hEnbp-s

Posted By: djhSorry, that's another video link! Actually, it's the same video link?

Yes and no. For some reason the first link was towards the end of the video which is why you were probably puzzled The last one is from the beginning.