Overview
The Sciener Power Switch brings the same remote-control convenience you enjoy on your doors to your lights and appliances. Mounted behind a standard wall switch or in a distribution box, it lets you turn circuits on and off from the app, on a schedule, or as part of a scene.
It extends a Sciener deployment from "secure the doors" to "automate the building" — useful for corridors, common areas, holiday homes and energy-saving schedules.
Key features
- Remote on/off. Toggle lights or appliances from the app, anywhere.
- Schedules and timers. Automate lights, signage or equipment on a daily or weekly schedule.
- Scenes. Trigger multiple switches together — for example, "arrive home" turns on hallway and porch lights.
- Status feedback. See the current on/off state of each circuit in the app.
- Integrates with access control. Tie lighting to door events (for example, light the corridor when a door opens).
Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Control | On / off (latching) |
| Load | Lighting and small appliances (per rating) |
| Mounting | Wall switch / distribution box |
| Connectivity | Wireless gateway |
| Management | TTLock / Sciener app |
Installation guide
- Isolate power. Switch off the relevant circuit at the breaker before any wiring.
- Wire the switch. Connect the switch in series with the controlled load per the wiring diagram.
- Restore power and pair. Turn the breaker back on, then pair the switch with the gateway in the app.
- Configure. Name the switch, set schedules or scenes, and test.
Safety note: Mains wiring must be carried out by a qualified electrician and in compliance with local electrical codes.
Use cases
- Corridors and common areas — schedule lighting to save energy.
- Holiday homes — switch lights on/off remotely to deter intrusion.
- Offices — automate signage and meeting-room equipment.
- Hospitality — turn on room and corridor lights as part of guest check-in.
FAQ
Can it handle high-power loads like heaters? Only within the switch's rated load. For high-power appliances, use the switch to drive a suitable contactor rather than switching the load directly.
Does it remember its state after a power cut? The switch reports its current state to the app; configurable behaviour on power restoration is available per model.
Related products
Part of a broader Sciener deployment alongside Smart Locks and a Gateway.