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Smart plug

Alexa > Tp-link S110/S100 (S$55/S$40)

Alexa > IR blaster(IHC/Homemate) > Broadlink SP(S$30)/Orvibo S20(S$25)
 
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the fan manual button can be pressed and leave it on kind? the old type ? or just digital....

if those mechnical button u jus leave it on, command ur smart plug n then it works when on.

but if urs is on power, den the digital switch need to select, cannot rembr the last setting, den i tink no choice liao, unless u have remote for it, mayb can integrate wit rm pro or sumthing. :s12:

Actually you already answered it yourself.

Correction, smart plug works. The problem is the device itself.
Your fan has IR remote? If so, can consider IR blaster to turn it on.

hmm. then actually smart plugs are really case to case basis. im trying to form a list of items to buy for my smart home and i cant find much uses for the smart plugs. because more appliances need to press even after remotely switch on the powerpoint.

any examples on what u guys use it on?
 

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hmm. then actually smart plugs are really case to case basis. im trying to form a list of items to buy for my smart home and i cant find much uses for the smart plugs. because more appliances need to press even after remotely switch on the powerpoint.

any examples on what u guys use it on?

In my case, i use smart plugs for my floor standing lamp, manual button fans, Christmas tree lights :)
 

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hmm. then actually smart plugs are really case to case basis. im trying to form a list of items to buy for my smart home and i cant find much uses for the smart plugs. because more appliances need to press even after remotely switch on the powerpoint.

any examples on what u guys use it on?

i use RF sockets for my ikea hanging light in livingroom, shelf lights, 2 bedroom bedside lamps. ( Alexa --> rm pro --> RF sockets ) for my case. :s22:
 

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hmm. then actually smart plugs are really case to case basis. im trying to form a list of items to buy for my smart home and i cant find much uses for the smart plugs. because more appliances need to press even after remotely switch on the powerpoint.

any examples on what u guys use it on?

For my case: sofa, tv console, soundbar & curtains.
 

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In my case, i use smart plugs for my floor standing lamp, manual button fans, Christmas tree lights :)

i use RF sockets for my ikea hanging light in livingroom, shelf lights, 2 bedroom bedside lamps. ( Alexa --> rm pro --> RF sockets ) for my case. :s22:

For my case: sofa, tv console, soundbar & curtains.

thanks for the input, i think i wont need smart plugs as my home really got no purpose for it. i think and think. still got no reason for it. lol.

@dwan ur sofa need electricity one ar? damn up there sia.
 

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hi, I'm setting up my new home.
There are 2 options please let me know which one is better in Singapore
option 1
- Echo Dot
- Google Wifi
- Lutron Caseta Smart Bridge
- Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch
- Lutron Castra Wireless Amp Fan FR On/Off Light Switch for Fan
- Serena battery operated blind

option 2
- Echo Dot
- Samsung Connect Home (for the z-wave)
- MCOhome Touch Panel
- Fibaro Rolloer Shutter 2

Thanks
 

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Is Lutron Caseta available in Singapore?

If i am not wrong, Lutron Caseta is only available on 110v.

hi, I'm setting up my new home.
There are 2 options please let me know which one is better in Singapore
option 1
- Echo Dot
- Google Wifi
- Lutron Caseta Smart Bridge
- Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch
- Lutron Castra Wireless Amp Fan FR On/Off Light Switch for Fan
- Serena battery operated blind

option 2
- Echo Dot
- Samsung Connect Home (for the z-wave)
- MCOhome Touch Panel
- Fibaro Rolloer Shutter 2

Thanks
 

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hi, I'm setting up my new home.
There are 2 options please let me know which one is better in Singapore
option 1
- Echo Dot
- Google Wifi
- Lutron Caseta Smart Bridge
- Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch
- Lutron Castra Wireless Amp Fan FR On/Off Light Switch for Fan
- Serena battery operated blind

option 2
- Echo Dot
- Samsung Connect Home (for the z-wave)
- MCOhome Touch Panel
- Fibaro Rolloer Shutter 2

Thanks

Bear in mind z-wave has regional frequency. Hence if you buy Samsung connect from usa, Z-wave products for our region will not be compatible to it.
 

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hi, I'm setting up my new home.
There are 2 options please let me know which one is better in Singapore
option 1
- Echo Dot
- Google Wifi
- Lutron Caseta Smart Bridge
- Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch
- Lutron Castra Wireless Amp Fan FR On/Off Light Switch for Fan
- Serena battery operated blind

option 2
- Echo Dot
- Samsung Connect Home (for the z-wave)
- MCOhome Touch Panel
- Fibaro Rolloer Shutter 2

Thanks

Can share the cost of the fibaroroller shutter?
 

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Option 1 is nicer and cheaper but not local standard.
All the items must get from amazon US.
Option 2 easier to get local support.
 

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If going with option 1, how are u going to ensure the device is suitable to SG voltage?

Option 1 is nicer and cheaper but not local standard.
All the items must get from amazon US.
Option 2 easier to get local support.
 
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