Interesting. Nice solution to certain problems. All of the video showed the switch mount mating with a rocker style wall switch. What about the older flick up / down switches? How do you accomodate those? What about banks of multiple switches on on one plate. I'd be surprised if the IR could be focused to hit one of multiple switches that are side by side. Alot of my devices are controlled by switches for power bricks and those are tucked away in places that might not have clear line of site for best IR operation and certainly aren't switch plate controlled at this time. How about accommodasting those?
Hi there! All great questions- there are Switch Covers design for both switch types. The up/down switches or "toggles" will be available in early 2025. And the Switch Covers do fit a multi-gang switch panel, but currently only to control one light at a time. Right now Lotus only controls anything that an existing wall switch controls, and line of sight is required! However, we are working on a Lotus plug solution for a future release that will control anything that plugs into the wall.
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cool interview. may have to check this out when the toggle version comes out. yep.
Interesting. Nice solution to certain problems.
All of the video showed the switch mount mating with a rocker style wall switch. What about the older flick up / down switches? How do you accomodate those?
What about banks of multiple switches on on one plate. I'd be surprised if the IR could be focused to hit one of multiple switches that are side by side.
Alot of my devices are controlled by switches for power bricks and those are tucked away in places that might not have clear line of site for best IR operation and certainly aren't switch plate controlled at this time. How about accommodasting those?
Hi there! All great questions- there are Switch Covers design for both switch types. The up/down switches or "toggles" will be available in early 2025. And the Switch Covers do fit a multi-gang switch panel, but currently only to control one light at a time.
Right now Lotus only controls anything that an existing wall switch controls, and line of sight is required! However, we are working on a Lotus plug solution for a future release that will control anything that plugs into the wall.