3rd and 2nd generation: Press the button with two fingers as shown in the image below until the yellow LED lights up. Then release the button.

1st generation: Press the button with your finger until the yellow LED lights up. Then release the button.

No. Eve Light Switch integrates seamlessly with regular 3-way switches, and you only need to replace one switch in your circuit. You can choose which one to replace, and the lamp will always turn on no matter which switch you press.

Eve Light Switch requires knowledge of electrical wiring. If you are unsure or uncomfortable about installing Eve Light Switch, consult a qualified electrician. To be installed and/or used in accordance with appropriate electrical codes and regulations. This is how Eve Light Switch is installed.

The current version of Eve Light Switch supports Thread. This technology makes your smart home network more responsive, robust, and increases its reach – the only thing you need is a home hub (Thread border router).

Mains-powered Thread accessories that are always on, such as Eve Energy, Eve Energy Outlet, Eve Energy Outdoor, Eve Light Switch, Eve Shutter Switch or Eve Water Guard, can act as router nodes within your Thread network and relay data packets. So, the more of these Full Thread Devices (FTDs) you have in your network, the more stable and greater its reach becomes. By contrast, battery-operated Thread accessories, such as Eve Aqua, Eve Door & Window, Eve Motion, Eve MotionBlinds, Eve Room, Eve Thermo, Eve Thermo Control, and Eve Weather represent endpoints in the Thread network (or Minimal Thread Devices – MTDs). Learn more

Eve Light Switch (3rd generation) can be used in rooms with single-pole or 3-way switches simply by replacing one switch within the light switch circuit. The 1st and 2nd generation of Eve Light Switch are not intended for use in a 3-way installation where lights are controlled by more than one switch. Identify your product here

Eve Light Switch does not act as a dimmer. It's either on, or off.

Eve Light Switch requires a neutral wire and replaces a single-pole or 3-way switch. Only for use with copper or copper clad wire in dry, indoor locations.