What is the difference between Wi-Fi switch and ZigBee switch?
Vesternet Zigbee Switch
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Open Mar 13, 2025 - 10:12 AM
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Mar 13, 2025 - 10:12 AM
A Wi-Fi switch connects directly to a home Wi-Fi network, allowing for control and communication through the internet without the need for a separate hub. In contrast, a ZigBee switch requires a ZigBee hub or gateway to connect to the internet, as it operates on the ZigBee protocol, which is designed for low-power, short-range communication in smart home networks. ZigBee is often favored for its mesh networking capabilities and energy efficiency, while Wi-Fi provides direct internet access and typically higher bandwidth.
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2-Wire (without Neutral) or 3-Wire (with Neutral) Supports 2-Wire or 3-Wire wiring scenarios for flexible installation possibilities, also comes with Bypass accessory to stabilise operation when used with low load rating lighting. No Hub Required Can operate standalone if needed, for example being d...
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