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【Comfort and convenience at your fingertips】Add comfort and convenience to your modern home—the Kasa Smart Fan Control & Light Dimmer allows you to control your fan and lights from anywhere using the Kasa Smart app or with voice commands using Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, or Google Assistant. Its 2-in-1 functionality is designed to eliminate the inconvenience of pull chains and transform your old-fashioned ceiling fan light into a smart one! Choose from 4 fan speeds and adjust the light’s brightness on a scale of 1 to 100 to set the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Schedule your lights and fan to turn on and off automatically to always enter a welcoming home and to deter burglars while you’re away. Most importantly, have peace of mind both in and out of operation: featuring ETL certification, advanced safety features, and premium construction materials to prevent electrical overload and overheating.
【4 Fan Speeds】 Tailor your airflow to your exact preferences by choosing from four fan speeds for the utmost comfort
【Adjustable Brightness】 Set the desired brightness of your light to curate the perfect ambiance for any occasion whether it’s a cozy night in or a festive gathering
【Apple HomeKit Compatible】 Along with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, KS240 is compatible with Apple HomeKit and can be conveniently controlled using voice commands
【Schedule & Timer】 Schedule your light and fan to turn on and off automatically, so you can always come home to a well-lit, comfortable space, or even schedule them to turn on while you’re away to deter burglars
【App Control】 Adjust fan speeds and set lighting levels from anywhere with the Kasa Smart app or Apple HomeKit app
【App-Guided Install】Neutral wire is required, standard wall plate size. No need to understand complex switch wiring or master vs auxiliary switch configurations; The Kasa app guides you through easy step by step installation. Need 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection.
JB Lighter –
Kasa WiFi Ceiling Fan Switch: a hands-down winner
I bought one of these Kasa Wifi Ceiling Fan switches for our family room cathedral ceiling fan, & liked it so much, we bought another for our screened patio ceiling fan.Both units work really well. Frankly, I’m a big Leviton fan, but the Leviton WiFi fan controller requires a separate switch in the wall for controlling the light. This Kasa fan switch controls =both= light and fan.The installation was easy. The Kasa packaging & instructions were first rate. They even include a sheet of peel-off stickers for labelling each of your wires BEFORE you start disconnecting the old switch. This is the best product guide & information I’ve seen. Easy to read. Well written. Crystal clear. And, absolutely correct.The wiring installation took about 20 min, because the Kasa switch is very deep & has to go nearly all the way to the back of your switch box. Pushing all the wires and caps aside to get the switch in was most of the hard work. It’s a tight fit.ALWAYS download the Kasa TP-Link App to your phone and register the device =before= you try anything else. You will then have no problems at all with: setting up the fan & configuring it; adding widget mini-screens for the fan control to your cellphone’s desktop; & =finally=, going in to Google Home or Alexa, and setting up the fan in the correct room of your home for voice control to take over.The modern touch-screen slides for the fan speed & light intensity are a little different. You get used to them. They look great on your wall! We rarely touch them.Mostly, we use Google Home voice control, or the Kasa 4-speed fan widgets on our cellphone home screen.We had a problem with our patio fan: it has no light. We capped the red wire from the Kasa switch instead of connecting it to the light. I made double-sure the white neutral was firmly & solidly connected. Everything seems to work well, reliably, & normally. No problems at all without the light connection.These Kasa fan control switches are excellent. I am delighted. I will definitely be considering Kasa WiFi switches & adapters for other uses in our home.
Xav –
I didn’t even know my fan light could dim
Solid purchase. Good Value.I’ve had this switch for just under a year. It’s perfect. The dimming and fan functionality works just as you’d expect. As a switch, the light is just as bright as my previous switch. The 3 settings for the fan are the perfect levels. Easy to use and great touch sensitivity. The quick on off buttons on the bottom are great and the lights even dim on and off with the toggle. Pleasant surprise.As a smart product, It hooked up to my Apple home without a hitch and has been quick and reliable since I installed it. Love being able to control both fan speed and brightness with my voice or phone. I even have automations to turn on, off and dim throughout the day.No Complaints. I don’t think there’s anything cheaper that will perform like this, at least that’s apple home compatible
Doug –
Easily Control Fan Remotely!
What I like:- Ability to schedule on/off times.- Touch-sensing control.- Fits Decora style light switch form factor.What I don’t like:- Frame is plastic.The fan switch is awesome for scheduling! Being able to control it from my phone when I’m away means I can check if the fan or light is on or off and am able to turn it on or off remotely. This is exactly what I was looking for! However, the build quality is questionable as the frame is plastic and the screws didn’t do a great job of holding it onto the switch box. Unfortunately my situation meant I had little space to work with and lots of wires to tuck in behind the switch. This caused a tight fit and compromised the plastic housing that this switch is made from. Ultimately I got it to work, but yeah, it was close to breaking and being unusable. That being said, it was well documented on how to install it and I was easily able to get my fan/light combo working.
Bob –
Well designed, easy to use
Honestly, I had my doubts about this whole “touch slider” concept. Touch controls in general usually lack the proper feedback that “real” controls have, so I was prepared to be disppointed. But this one is different. The “sliders” have a gently indentation so that you know you are touching the correct place. You can also either “slide up”, “slide down”, or just touch the level you want the lights or fan to be at. This is so much better than the HS220 dimmer which has the more traditional decora toggle with small + / – buttons at the top of the switch. If Kasa made a dimmer-only version of this for my lights, I’d replace the HS220 in a heartbeat. Fan motor hum and minimal. All in all a nice well executed design.
Corey –
Get one. You’ll not regret it. Read my full review.
Any home built before 2020 can use this! It handles both the Ceiling Fan Lights (and dimmable), but also the Fan and Speed. We should have bought this years ago. Thanks again Kasa (I have many TP Link/Kasa) devices and control all of them with our Alexa Echo devices and our phones. My wife and I love it. Straightforward install. Note that it will convert a light switch AND the fan switch to only ONE spot on your cover plate. So we used the now abandoned cover plate hole and put in a USB outlet there for charging USB devices–many options on Amazon. This was a great purchase.
Suzie –
Great concept, but a challenge to connect the wires for independent controls of fan and light
If you’re looking for a smart switch for your ceiling fan and light, this may be the solution. It took my handyman several hours to figure out how to connect the wires properly so that the light and fan were on different switches though. I wish it was easier to install, and hope it connects well to Alexa and stays connected.
Rhian Resnick –
Fan dimming switch is great
I’m very happy with the switch. However it is taking getting used to verses a physical switch. It might me better if there was some texture on the controls. Or even some indexing bumps
Michael –
Pros:- Easy to use controls. For example, to turn the light on, just touch the light slider at the desired brightness level and the light comes on at that brightness. Fan control dimmer switches from eg Treatlife require that you first turn the light on before you can adjust the brightness, meaning you can blind yourself at night before you have a chance to dim the lights.- Easy to set up in the app.- Exposes ON and OFF events in Alexa.Cons:- The dimmer was not able to dim LED bulbs significantly even after trying bulbs from two different manufactures. The dimmer that originally came with my light+fan as well as a dimmer from Treatlife were able to properly dim my LED bulbs.- The procedure in the app to adjust the min and max dim levels is convoluted. You first have to sit through a test of several seconds before you have a chance to adjust the min and max brightness levels. In the Treatlife app, for example, you just immediately tap a slider to adjust the (min only) brightness, which is much easier.I really like these dimmers (I bought two plus a motion sensor), but I’ve given them only three stars because they could not dim properly, and sadly I have returned them and opted for dimmers from Treatlife, which, although much clumsier to use, work properly with my lights.
wildpack –
There’s not a lot of choice for HomeKit fan controllers. This one is fine. Not sure I’m 100% behind the touch control. You can easily adjust the speed or brightness by mistake (or lack of hand-eye control).However, the Meross fan controller is total junk. Multiple presses (like double clicks) of the fan button or the light button are used to adjust speed and brightness. It’s somehow not quite intuitive. Worse was the Meross would disconnect from Wi-fi and never reconnect. Had to do a complete re-install each time. To be fair, the room is Wi-fi challenged, but still the Kasa works fine and seems to always be connected. Kasa also has a much better IOS app too.Keeping the Kasa – Meross fan switch goes to the yard sale with the totally total crap Wemos. My other Meross switches have no problems.
Goldenjet –
I would have given this five stars except for the fact that I couldn’t get one to pair with the app and until it does, it will show red flashing lights even though it will work to control the fan. I had to move one of them closer to the wi-fi hub to configure it and move a previously configured one to its former location … I had to reconfigure that one but was able to do so. I did have to try multiple times on half of them to pair them with the app but all eventually did configure … except for one which as I said above, I had to move. It appears as though one was a bit pickier on how close it was to the wi-fi. Since being installed and configured they have worked well.
Berrylowcost –
Works perfect
Sam –
It works excellent. Make sure you’re only using it for AC motors. I noticed it’s a little warm to the touch which is fine. One annoyance is that it is too easy to accidentally factory reset it by only holding either button for 5 seconds. This has already happened to me twice.