Remotely dim and control your home's lights from anywhere with the white BHS120US Smart Dimmer Switch Whitefrom Brilliant. This dimmer switch uses Bluetooth Low Energy and requires a Brilliant Control device (available separately) for connectivity. Once the switch is installed, you'll be able to set schedules, timers, and preset lighting scenes with the Brilliant app for iOS and Android. For additional convenience, the switch is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for seamless voice-activated control. A neutral and ground wire are required for operation.

Remotely Control Your Lights    Dimmable    Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Connectivity    Customizable Scheduling    Brilliant Control Required for Operation    Brilliant App for iOS & Android    Use with Amazon Alexa & Google Assistant    Neutral Wire Required for Operation    Ground Wire Required for Operation

Control your lights via touch, mobile app, or voice control (Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant)

Motion control automatically turns lights on and off when you enter and leave a room

Controls standard lighting (LED, CFL, halogen, incandescent, and ELV), smart bulbs (Philips Hue, LIFX), and music (Sonos)

Works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, SmartThings, WEMO, Sonos, Philips Hue, LIFX, TP-Link, and more

Support for up to 30 switches per home

Supports 3-way and multiway switching

Provides control for ceiling fans

Set preset lighting scenes, timers, and automatic schedules for lighting, music, climate control, and more

Installs in standard electrical box

Built-in capacitive touch sliders

Capacitive touch tap detection (whole area)

Power monitoring and measurement sensor

PIR motion sensor

Automatic line and load switching

Automatic software updates using secure end-to-end encryption

FCC and UL certified

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work with 220V or only 110v?

A: This is meant to work with 110v. Not 220v.

Q: 2. Does this require 4 wire to work or will it work with just 3?

A: It looks like it needs Positive, negative and neutral wire.

Q: 3. Does this require a neutral wire?

A: Yes, the HS200 requires a neutral wire for operation. Regards, TP-Link Support

Q: 4. What is the hardware version of these switches? Looks like there are 3 versions.

A: We currently have the latest version of the switches available.

Q: 5. does this work with alexa?

A: Yes after you set the unit up in the Kasa application you can then link the account to the Amazon Alexa. Any other devices you add to the account will then also be controlled via the Alexa.

Q: 6. Does this work with dimmable lights?

A: The HS200 does not provide dimming capabilities. If you are interested in a dimmer switch, please instead consider our HS220 Smart WiFi Dimmer Light Switch. Regards, TP-Link Support

Q: 7. Does this connect with Amazon Alexa?

A: Yes, it is fully compatible with Alexa.

Q: 8. Can these be used in an area with multiple switches, can you get a generic plate for multiple switches that will fit this?

A: For the most part you can use it in an area with multiple switches and it should fit most generic plates but you need to make sure that there is enough space in the gang box for the switches.

Q: 9. Can this dimmer switch be used to control a Hue ceiling light without use of the Hue Bridge - as long as color changes are not needed?

A: Phillips Hue devices need a hub to communicate with each other

Q: 10. Does this transmit any information back to the manufacturer or any other party? I do want any device reporting information about me or my home.

A: This device works by registering every so often with the TP-Link KASA cloud server. The cloud server then responds through this registration path when the HS220 is commanded. Clearly your external IP address is made known, but, without an IP sniffer, it's hard to say what if any additional information is sent to the KASA cloud server. In my opinion, Z-Wave and Zigby hubs and products provide a little more security than WiFi based products like the HS220.