Lightwave L22 Smart Dimmer, 2 Gang, Stainless Steel – Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, HomeKit. iOS & Android Compatible
Your Home. Smarter.
Simply replace your existing light switches with a Lightwave Smart Dimmer and experience the true potential of smart lighting!
The Link Plus App
Technical Specifications
- 88 x 88 x 30 mm
- Weight: 132 g
- Max Dimmable Load: 200W
- Max Dimmable Load (LED): 60W
- Min Dimmable Load (Without Neutral): 10W
- Min Dimmable Load (With Neutral): 0W
- LED BULBS MUST BE DIMMABLE
L22/LP22 – Lightwave Smart Dimmer (2-Gang)
Much more than a switch
Control your home lighting from anywhere using your smartphone.
- Create timers, scenes, triggers and other automations
- Works with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Echo, Google Home & IFTTT including voice control
- Lightwave Link Plus required
- Simple installation: replace your existing switches using the same wiring
- Smart Dimmer fits standard 35mm back-box
- Optional 10mm spacer included
- Compatible with dimmable LED bulbs
- WiFi router with broadband internet connection required
Magic Button – One Switch to Rule them All
Without any extra wiring, you can create a master switch to turn off every Lightwave device in your smart home. You can create Automations through the Lightwave App to trigger any number of devices at the touch of a button.
Magic Button – One Switch to Rule them All
Save Energy the Smart Way
A Gentle Wakeup in the Morning
Be Home When You’re Away
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Multiple Control OptionsLightwave Smart Home is compatible with all three major voice platforms – Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Apple HomeKit (Siri). The Lightwave App is also available on Android or iOS mobile phones and tablets. Whether using voice, app or manual control, Lightwave Smart Home is simple and intuitive. | Simple InstallationLightwave Smart Dimmers and Smart Sockets are simple to install using existing wiring. Simply replace your existing switches and sockets to make your home smart. Consult a qualified expert with any installation concerns. | Magic ButtonCreate an Automation through the Lightwave app to trigger any number of Lightwave devices at the press of a button. You can create a Magic Button to turn on your floor lamps and ceiling lights together. Left a light turned on downstairs? Create a Magic Button on your landing to turn off all downstairs lights before bed. | Why change every bulb?For rooms with more than one bulb or a chandelier, you can save money on Smart Bulbs by choosing a Smart Dimmer instead. If someone accidentally turns off the light switch, Smart Bulbs cannot be controlled. That’s not very smart! Lightwave Smart Dimmers are always ready to go, whether the switch is on or off. |
About Lightwave
Lightwave is a pioneer brand in the IoT space. Lightwave’s clever devices offer practical and unique solutions through an innovative approach to Smart Home technology. Lightwave products can be retrofitted with no need for additional wiring and allow a world of smart possibilities.
| Weight: | 132 g |
| Size: | 2 Gang |
| Dimensions: | 3 x 8.8 x 8.8 cm; 132 Grams |
| Model: | L22 |
| Part: | L22 |
| Colour: | Stainless Steel |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Lightwave RF |
| Colour: | Stainless Steel |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 2 Gang |
These are great switches and despite other reports, having installed these throughout my house myself, I can confirm the setting up of a master/slave is very simple. Equally being able to wire a live/neutral and using as a smart switch without a lighting circuit is great for 2 way switching. All this is far better than the gen 1.
Where they go wrong is:
1: The price. 100 for a 2 way dimmer and 200 for a 4 way is very expensive vs others
2: Lack of devices. Gen 1 was far better served, they blame apple for this, aparently it costs a lot and takes a long time to get it certified….
3: The move to common live is a pain where you have multi level house with different circuits as of cause stairs will normally have 2 separate circuits and if you try to merge them… well it will work until the next guy works on the circuit then I hope for his sake yoy have a RCD to save them a nasty shock! Because I this I don’t think these are really self install any longer as Joe public without a degree in electronic engineering has no idea if its safe to connect both lives to the common.
Finally, the app sucks! it does what it needs to yes, but they having designed it… no user journey… if I want to turn the bedside light on i have to open app, chose floor, chose room, find the icon tap it… can take 30 seconds. Cant help but think could be done much bette
Easy to install, looks great and the support were polite and helpful.
I have these swithces all throughout the house. They are extremely good quality switches and look very sleek and modern, much nicer than traditional switches. The automations are easy to setup through the app. We’ve had our switches for some time now and never had any issues. Brilliant switches!!
Really convenient, app, voice and manual control. Best part is the switches can also be setup to control other things, like sockets or even other dimmers!
Built up quite a few of these in the house over the years and they really are great products. Integrated with Alexa seamlessly. Never realised how much easier they made things until we moved house. I’ve just bought a load more to replace the existing switches.
Smart light-switches are the best way to go if you want to install YOUR choice of dimmable light bulb, be it a cheap one from your local hardware store or a specialised antique squirrel cage bulb etc.
The “Link Plus” unit serves as the hub for your ‘smart lighting/switching/heating’ network. It plugs into your WiFi Router and communicates via radio frequency with the lightswitch, as opposed to directly via WiFi (e.g. Philips Hue).
Setting up was easy and straightforward. The app is simple and intuitive and you can set schedules or timers for a single device or group of devices. You can switch on the light either directly from the light switch on the wall (and dim accordingly) or from your smartphone app (Android, Apple iOS) or a laptop.
If your WiFi goes down or if you lose your internet connection you can still operate the light from the lightswitch as you would with any standard dimmer switch.
I also managed to link the switch to my Google Home speaker for voice activation! (Amazon Echo [Alexa] is also supported)
Using few of them for a year now. New firmware brought many new features. Really happy with them. Very reliable and fast to respond to command with HomeKit unlike many other HomeKit devices.