Aqara Smart Wall Switch D1

The Homesmart.sg Aqara smart switches give you unprecedented control over your home’s lighting – conveniently turn your lights on and off by using apps, wireless buttons, automations, sensor triggers, and voice control. Gain the ability to remotely change your lights at home, even when you’re not.

Use the Aqara Home, Apple Home, Google Home, or Alexa smart home systems to organize your lights into rooms and groups, and create preset scenes. Have your entire home’s lights change, in the manner of your choosing, with a single voice command, or just one push of a button.

Maybe most importantly – you’ll never lose the ability to just flick the switch on and off with your fingers. Our Aqara D1 smart switch will always work physically, even without internet, wifi, or a hub.

• Smart controls require an Aqara Hub.
• Remote (offsite) control require internet connectivity at both sides.
• No-neutral switches may not be compatible with certain lights and other fixtures.

Our Aqara Smart Switch is designed to be a one-for-one direct replacement of your existing light switches, using the standard 86mm square size found throughout Singapore. 

Changing the switch is a ten-minute job requiring only a screwdriver – no need for drilling or rewiring. 

Since it’s a direct replacement, you’ll have a new switch installed with no obvious sign that anything has changed. 

Two-way switches? No problem. While the Homesmart.sg Aqara D1 Smart Switches do not support two-way switches electrically, we’ll still be able to set up your two-way switches just as they worked before. Require electrical installation services? No problem – just contact us.

• Changing switches can be dangerous. Please engage a professional electrician to install smart switches.

Our Aqara smart wall switches boast a minimalist appearance designed for simple functionality. Large rocker buttons make up the entire face of the switch. It’s easy to find and press the switch, even in the dark. The spring-powered rockers give a satisfying, tactile response to every press – exactly how a switch should feel. And tiny LEDs show the status of each switch.

They don’t look smart, and maybe, that’s for the best.