#Zigbee 12V switch

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spiral fern
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I just started using HA and I have hard time finding switches that work with low voltage. I want to use them to turn on leds either with HA app or rocker switches which I already have. I found some relays, personally I could use them ignoring physical switches but then my parents would not be able to turn them as I cant imagine them using app to do so.

I used some sonoff switches for short time couple years ago and I may even still have one but they are rated for 100-240V so I doubt that they would work

I am also open to some DIY solutions but more interested in premade solutions

final flint
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Shelly make WiFi and Z-Wave versions of what it sounds like you want, but they don't do Zigbee.

Z-Wave: https://us.shelly.com/products/shelly-wave-i4-dc
WiFi: https://us.shelly.com/products/shelly-plus-i4-dc

Shelly USA

Z-Wave™ 4-digital inputs controller for enhanced actions control​ Manually activate or deactivate any created scene, run synchronized actions, or execute complex trigger scenarios.

Shelly USA

Wi-Fi-operated 4-digital inputs controller for enhanced actions control Manually activate or deactivate any created scene, run synchronized actions, or execute complex trigger scenarios.  Shelly Plus i4 DC is an input reader device (it does not contain relays)

spiral fern
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Well, Its not working as I planned as I would need to add relays anyway. But I dont mind WiFi alternatives in this particular case, expanding mesh would be nice especially now when I got just 2 devices, but those would be 1m apart from coordinator so thats not too important

final flint
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https://www.shelly.com/products/shelly-1-gen3
Only one relay and one switch input, but this one can - if you need it - run from 12V but switch mains voltage

Shelly Europe

Buy online Shelly 1 Gen3 at an irresistible price ⭐ Make your home smarter with a Shelly 1 Gen3 from a proven brand - Shelly

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(note that in some of their products the switched output is connected to the power supply of the Shelly, in others the relay contacts are isolated)

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If it says "potential-free contacts" it's the latter kind

spiral fern
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O yeah that works but that price is a little too high, At this point I could just go for some buttons and change leds to zigbee ones or buy led controller. But Its good to know a brand which makes such devices for automations that have no easy alternatives