Hi,
I'd like to use a momentary rocker switch where up always turns on the lights and down always turns off the lights. This would allow a Shelly relay to change the state through an automation, but when a user wants to turn on or off the lights, up or down is always standard.
Is there a switch type that people can recommend for this type of application for the US market?
Thanks!
Hi,
I'm using a shelly 2.5 with a standard "flip" switch. You flip up for the lights to go on and flip down to turn them off.
The challenge I have is that if the shelly automates through automation the switch is in the wrong position. You have to flip the switch back off to reset it and then back on to turn the lights on manually.
How do people get around this?
Is a rocker-type switch better? If so, does this group recommend a good switch to use? I'm in the US, so Lutron/Leviton come to mind as top choices.
Thanks for the tips!
