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title: "GE Smart C 2-amp Multi-Location White Wi-Fi Compatibility Touchless Illuminated Residential Light Switch with Wall"
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# 2-amp dimmer for LED bulbs Wi-Fi & Bluetooth connectivity Voice control via Alexa & Google GE Smart C 2-amp Multi-Location White Wi-Fi Compatibility Touchless Illuminated Residential Light Switch with Wall

**Brand:** cync
**Price:** 1833249₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Light up your life—smart, sleek, and always connected.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GE Smart C 2-amp Multi-Location White Wi-Fi Compatibility Touchless Illuminated Residential Light Switch with Wall by cync
- **How much does it cost?** 1833249₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/138892335-ge-smart-c-2-amp-multi-location-white-wi-fi)

## Best For

- cync enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cync brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Location Mastery:** Control multiple lights across rooms or circuits with a single switch, perfect for dynamic, connected living.
- • **Plug & Play Installation:** Designed for homes post-1980s with neutral wire compatibility—easy setup without extra hubs or complicated wiring.
- • **Smart Home Command Center:** Transform any room with seamless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control—manage lighting from anywhere via the Cync app or voice assistants.
- • **Effortless Energy Efficiency:** Schedule and dim your LED lights to cut energy waste and lower your bills without lifting a finger.
- • **Touchless & Illuminated Design:** Experience hygienic, touchless activation with a soft glow ring that adds modern elegance to your space.

## Overview

The GE Smart C 2-amp Multi-Location Wi-Fi Light Switch revolutionizes residential lighting with app and voice control compatibility (Alexa, Google), touchless activation, and energy-saving dimming. Designed for easy installation in modern homes with neutral wiring, it supports multi-location setups and integrates seamlessly into your smart home ecosystem without requiring additional hubs.

## Description

GE Smart C 2-amp Multi-Location White Wi-Fi Compatibility Touchless Illuminated Residential Light Switch with Wall - desertcart.com

Review: Tried nearly all of them, ended up with 4-wire design - I originally had a 3-wire switch that seemed to work just fine, except in my application. Let me explain. I replaced my ceiling fan which is deemed to be "smart". Nowadays that means some form of app control, but really only mean there is no wall switch and only a remote. It does have an LED light kit and that's where the 3-wire Cync switch ran into problems. Namely, it seems to condition the power on the load wire in a way that disabled (permanently off) the light kit. And you have to use it in line with the load wire in order to power the unit, which it draws from the difference created by the load. Bypassing the switch solved that problem, but not my needs of using the wall switch position for a switch to turn the Cync light strips (indirect lighting) on/off. Sure a solution would have been to go with a wireless switch, just that this version doesn't support Alexa and most importantly doesn't feature the glow ring which I quickly grew attached to. In my situation, the wall switch previously powered outlets until I repurposed it to power my old fan. Hence, I had a neutral wire to work with and that enables the use of the 4-wire version. My inquiries about that application returned generally that the load wire still is needed and therefore it's unlikely that the 4-wire version is the solution. However, when reviewing the specs it turns out that the neutral wire (in addition to the line) provides a closed circuit and it's a bit unclear what the load wire does (other than providing to a light fixture albeit not controlling it). For my needs, I tried to simply connect the wires to the available line and neutral, but not use the load wire as that was already bypassed (to mentioned fan). According to Cync, the Load wire is mandatory, even in the 4-wire design. Then again, unlike the 3-wire version, there is no minimum load requirement, which technically means it could be 0W or even open. It sure confirmed to be true and once I wired neutral and line to the switch, it booted up even with the load wire (red) disconnected. Problem solved! The switch is recognized by the app, and controls my CYNC full color light strips as intended. The brightness control works well, too. And of course the soft glow ring around the switch is there, too. A positive side effect is that apparently the 4-wire dimmer switch is currently on sale for $29 whereas the 3-wire version costs more. The latter is theoretically more versatile, but may affect devices on the load wire more than desired. Hence, if there is a white (neutral) wire, the 4-wire switch works better for me.
Review: No Issues. Works perfectly - I use this product with the Google Home eco system. Was looking for a switch that did not need a negative wire and no additional piece to plug into a near by outlet. This met the those requirements. Almost didn't purchase after reading reviews stating product randomly activates/deactivates and intermittentoperation. I have 2 of them now and planning to purchase more. Never had issue with intermittent operation. Works every time. Light did turn off "randomly"... noted the switch was located where there is low activity. Looked in the cync app and found a set of options for motion control. Turned it off and never had that issue again. One switch controls six lights on one circuit a d another 3 lights on one circuit. Works great. Put the adapter that comes with the switch on only one light. No issues. Love the way they look, ease of installation, and google home automation.

## Features

- Smart Home Transformation: Upgrade your home with the WiFi dimmer switch, transforming traditional bulbs into smart lighting solutions; manage your lights from the switch or the Cync App, powered by Savant, using scheduling and scenes
- Enhanced Convenience: Enjoy the convenience and comfort provided by our smart switch; dim your lights from the Cync App and benefit from features like out-of-home control and scheduling, ensuring you never return to a dark house
- Energy Savings: Set schedules in the Cync App to turn off LED light bulbs when not in use, thereby saving energy and reducing electricity costs; maximize efficiency with our light dimmer switch
- Voice Activated Control: Connect the WiFi light switch to Google Home and desertcart Alexa for seamless, hands-free voice control; no additional hub is required, making integration into your smart home ecosystem straightforward
- Effortless Installation: Designed for homes built post-1980s, this smart light switch requires a 2.4 GHz WiFi connection and a neutral wire; ensure bulb compatibility before purchase for optimal performance with dimmer switches for LED lights

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07J9V2QKW |
| Actuator Type | Push Button |
| Best Sellers Rank | #38,265 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #110 in Dimmer Switches |
| Brand | Cync |
| Circuit Type | 3-way |
| Color | White |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | Plug In |
| Contact Material | Plastic |
| Contact Type | Normally Open |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, vera |
| Current Rating | 2 Amps |
| Date First Available | October 9, 2018 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00043168487177 |
| International Protection Rating | IP00 |
| Item Weight | 5.4 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 2.91 x 3.32 x 4.96 inches |
| Item model number | CSWDMBLBWF1/ST1P |
| Manufacturer | GE Lighting |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 1 |
| Operating Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Operation Mode | ON-OFF-ON |
| Product Dimensions | 2.91 x 3.32 x 4.96 inches |
| Terminal | Screw |
| UPC | 043168487177 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cync
- **Connector Type:** Plug In
- **Contact Type:** Normally Open
- **Current Rating:** 2 Amps
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 2.91 x 3.32 x 4.96 inches
- **Material:** Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- **Operating Voltage:** 120 Volts
- **Operation Mode:** ON-OFF-ON
- **Switch Type:** TRIAC
- **Terminal:** Screw

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Do these smart switches work with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi Connections?**
A: Cync or C by GE Wired Smart Switches only work with 2.4 GHz but are compatible with most networks that combine 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands into a single network.

**Q: Can I connect and control other Cync or C by GE devices with these switches?**
A: Yes, you can control other Cync or C by GE devices by assigning those devices and the switch to the same app Room or Group in the Cync app.

**Q: What’s the difference between the 3-Wire (No Neutral) and 4-Wire (Neutral Wire Required) Smart Switches?**
A: 3-Wire (No Neutral) Switches are compatible with older homes that may not have a neutral wire in the switch outlet box. If you do have neutral wires, then we recommend the 4-Wire (Neutral Wire) Smart Switch.

**Q: What wires do I need in my switch outlet box for installation?**
A: 3-Wire (No Neutral) Smart Switches require Line, Load and Ground wires. 4-Wire (Neutral Wire Required) Smart Switches require Line, Load, Ground and Neutral wires.

**Q: Are Cync Switches compatible with integrated fixtures?**
A: Cync Switches are to be used with triac-dimmable fixtures and LED bulbs. No Neutral Wire Dimmers are safe to use with dimmable integrated fixtures but the performance cannot be guaranteed. Check for bulb compatibility before purchasing.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tried nearly all of them, ended up with 4-wire design
*by T***. on March 29, 2022*

I originally had a 3-wire switch that seemed to work just fine, except in my application. Let me explain. I replaced my ceiling fan which is deemed to be "smart". Nowadays that means some form of app control, but really only mean there is no wall switch and only a remote. It does have an LED light kit and that's where the 3-wire Cync switch ran into problems. Namely, it seems to condition the power on the load wire in a way that disabled (permanently off) the light kit. And you have to use it in line with the load wire in order to power the unit, which it draws from the difference created by the load. Bypassing the switch solved that problem, but not my needs of using the wall switch position for a switch to turn the Cync light strips (indirect lighting) on/off. Sure a solution would have been to go with a wireless switch, just that this version doesn't support Alexa and most importantly doesn't feature the glow ring which I quickly grew attached to. In my situation, the wall switch previously powered outlets until I repurposed it to power my old fan. Hence, I had a neutral wire to work with and that enables the use of the 4-wire version. My inquiries about that application returned generally that the load wire still is needed and therefore it's unlikely that the 4-wire version is the solution. However, when reviewing the specs it turns out that the neutral wire (in addition to the line) provides a closed circuit and it's a bit unclear what the load wire does (other than providing to a light fixture albeit not controlling it). For my needs, I tried to simply connect the wires to the available line and neutral, but not use the load wire as that was already bypassed (to mentioned fan). According to Cync, the Load wire is mandatory, even in the 4-wire design. Then again, unlike the 3-wire version, there is no minimum load requirement, which technically means it could be 0W or even open. It sure confirmed to be true and once I wired neutral and line to the switch, it booted up even with the load wire (red) disconnected. Problem solved! The switch is recognized by the app, and controls my CYNC full color light strips as intended. The brightness control works well, too. And of course the soft glow ring around the switch is there, too. A positive side effect is that apparently the 4-wire dimmer switch is currently on sale for $29 whereas the 3-wire version costs more. The latter is theoretically more versatile, but may affect devices on the load wire more than desired. Hence, if there is a white (neutral) wire, the 4-wire switch works better for me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No Issues. Works perfectly
*by B***S on November 29, 2024*

I use this product with the Google Home eco system. Was looking for a switch that did not need a negative wire and no additional piece to plug into a near by outlet. This met the those requirements. Almost didn't purchase after reading reviews stating product randomly activates/deactivates and intermittentoperation. I have 2 of them now and planning to purchase more. Never had issue with intermittent operation. Works every time. Light did turn off "randomly"... noted the switch was located where there is low activity. Looked in the cync app and found a set of options for motion control. Turned it off and never had that issue again. One switch controls six lights on one circuit a d another 3 lights on one circuit. Works great. Put the adapter that comes with the switch on only one light. No issues. Love the way they look, ease of installation, and google home automation.

### ⭐ Not Ready for Primetime
*by J***R on January 15, 2023*

April 2024 update: Dropped to 1 ⭐️ I have had to replace almost half back to conventional switches because of leakage that makes some lights flicker - even after 30 minutes of attempting to reset the switch. Tech support is ABSOLUTELY USLESS. Again, they are not electricians and have no idea of how their own switches work. They read the same info that you will find on the website - right up to the point where it says call support. So, who does support call when it needs support. The only guess I have is that the switch temperature tolerance is WAY more restrictive than published. Every switch on an exterior wall (even insulated) has had this problem and it seems to be the only answer. Or, quality control is that bad. If you have a house with wiring before 1975: I recommend you AVOID this product. Has potential, but not quite ready for prime time - unless GE issues a lot of disclosures. 1. If your house/flat was built prior to 1975, consult a handyman, or an electrician. (GE does not have an electrician on their support lines and read the exact same thing you will read online). 2. If your house was upgraded from a fuse box prior to circuit breakers, consult an electrician (GE tech support is way out of their depth in this situation). 3. If you wiring looks like the included pictures, you have metal boxes holding switches, or Rag-Wire (cloth covered wire); get an electrician and don’t bother calling GE tech support. Don’t get me wrong, I have 12 switches and four are setup as three-ways. My house is 90 years old and can make these switches work (mostly - will explain below). In general, I give the mechanics of the switch four stars. If you have an older house, or wring, this may be the only viable option to integrate smart switches (without the expenditure of re-wiring an entire house). Where the big hassles come from is more app related and tech support. The switches seems to be very sensitive to any surge, flux, or spike with current. When it happens, it randomly closes the circuit, or leaks energy to where the light will not completely turn off. Sometimes this can be fixed with resetting the switch - other times, I have had to detach it and wire it back in. It also does not play nice with certain brands of LED bulbs (they flicker). I have one that is a motion sensor - very, very sensitive (to the point where I had to turn it off). It seemed that shadows would trigger it. GE says this will not work unless it is grounded (wiring the green wire). This is so they can avoid liability and warranty issues. Their tech support tried to tell me that I am missing a wire. Again, age of house and wire. Grounding wires were not mainstream until mid 60’s. That being said, if you are going to wire it as a three way, get coloured electrical tape. It will help identify the common and travellers. Now the app issues. Setup is simple enough. Navigating through the app is a little clumsy; so I just use Alexa as much as possible. When setting up as a three-way, unlike other brands, these wire as a three-way, but do not operate quite as a three-way. You can not name the two switches the same. That means if you press on button for power and then use a verbal command later - you have to use the exact name of the switch that you originally pressed for power. You are forced to assign a switch to a room. When multiple switches were in the same room/group, turn one switch on, all would turn on. The work around on that is to create a separate room for each switch. Again, you can sorta work around that with Alexa and groupings. The last problem with the three-way setup; if one switch goes off line for what other reason, the other will not operate through Alexa, or the app. That leaves you with an expensive physical switch with a pretty light. The ring led light. It is on, or off, only. It is brighter than expected and I had to turn it off in some rooms because it was too bright for sleeping. It would be nice if they could program to where you can dim it, or at least put it on a schedule to turn off when sleeping. Tech support., ugh. They are not electricians. When running into the initial difficulty of the setup, they were telling me that I was missing a wire in the box (i.e. not having a ground wire). Then the second call it was that my wires were the wrong colour for being the common, or traveler - not understanding that the box was wired after (not before) the light. Again, if not inclined with wiring (or have a family full of master electricians), think about using a handyman or electrician.

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