Three gang light switch suggestion?

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I have a three gang switch which is a little bit complex so looking for a solution to make it smart…

Two of the switches are in 2-way setup with the downstairs switches (to do upstairs downstairs) and the third switch is actually related to a completely different circuit in the house.

So, i’d like to be able to retain the three switches but have them operate / powered independently so that they don’t cross the streams…

Is anyone aware of such a solution?

I think in principle I could maybe just throw a Shelly 1 onto each of them (so three Shelly 1’s) or similarly a Fibaro switch, but problem is I don’t have room in the back box / wall or enough length on the existing wires to easily do that so ideally would like an all in one switch solution…

Thanks!

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You might want to search for wallswitch homey with z-wave or zigbee.
Or Ali has a lot of tuya switches that are compatible with Homey.
(Although some people don’t like stuff from Ali Express, i use about 10 of them for years now)

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Thanks, similar I’ve used Ali and Tuya for lots, tho do find Tuya a little temperamental in Homey

My concern is that all three inputs will be on the same circuit as standard I presume and not sure if there is any way to avoid that…

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Do you want 3 different switches to control 1 light ? if its a smart light you could use like these switches…Im quite happy with mine.

Originele Aqara Opple Draadloze Schakelaar Zigbee 3.0 Smart Lichtschakelaar 2/4/6 Knoppen App Afstandsbediening Voor Apple Homekit mijia App|Smart Remote Control| - AliExpress

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Actually the opposite. One plate, three switches, three lights

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OOh but can’t you just use a Smart switch with 6buttons won’t you be fine then ?

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Sadly not, most of them (maybe all of them) power the “smart” bit using a single power source, but because one switch is actually on a different circuit this won’t work for me
The added complexity that the other two are two-way switches to downstairs also makes it complex

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But won’t this work?
For instance use battery powered smart switches instead of the normal switches which does gives you extra depth in the wall socket.
And I guess you’ll be able to fit Shelly 1 (not the Shelly 1L) since the 1 does have a relais switch…

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Ah I hadn’t considered the dry contact on a Shelly 1, that’s a really good shout

The other switch needs smart bulbs or similar i believe but if the switch downstairs is activated that would shut them off so it needs to be physical rather than virtual

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Thinking about it - the Shelly wont work… I have no neutral at the switch (this is why I eliminated it in the first place now I think about it…)

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aah that’s to bad, this one doesnt support the bypass indeed.