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Zoos is good. I have a bunch of them.
I have some Zooz relays and can also recommend. There are also two options, you can either get the zooz switches which replace your current switches ( https://www.thesmartesthouse.com/collections/light-switches/products/zooz-800-series-z-wave-long-range-wall-remote-zen37-800lr-battery-powered?variant=40387548938303 ) or the relays ( https://www.thesmartesthouse.com/collections/z-wave-relays/products/zooz-700-series-z-wave-plus-dry-contact-relay-zen51 ) that you install in the box behind your existing switches.
Our house has some fancy switches downstairs so I went with the relays for the few switches I wanted to automate. One thing to note, it's not always easy to fit the relays in the box, if there's a lot of spare wires in the box, it can be sort of cramped.
Yep. This fits. Another endorsement for zwave, too
I also have loved Zooz and Z Wave. Definitely easily to use.
I just committed to organizing all of my clusterfucks with Zoos.
To make it better they're on sale right now!
Why'd you do this to me?
I can't be the only one to suffer a rapid decrease in liquid capital...