Something interesting I found.

[Nickk2057]

Well this is interesting. Found a wireless controller that I can reverse engineer to use for low voltage applications out of a smart light bulb. Merkury brand too.

Links to the HD photo's:

https://gyazo.com/44a0750e1bcfea754df563db066abab1

https://gyazo.com/734be63ac559df033c8b6032bf8a2095

https://gyazo.com/53a2c43c9d0dcfab5a03b0d51b079942

https://gyazo.com/18301a6b3e5fc3f234fb77b278cf0ca3

https://gyazo.com/7aded2b50241409455c3c716c0c6f8b3

[cdev]

That could be useful in home automation. is the range fairly decent or is it cheap? It certainly looks much more complicated than the woreless controllers in the various products around my home that use simple wireless switches.

I'm gathering its one way wireless?

[Nickk2057]

It is actually two way communication used by the Smart Life app on phone or tablet. it uses the 2.4GHz wifi protocol. If put onto MOSFETs it would prove to be very useful for putting larger loads onto something that only goes for $20USD for a pack of 2 at WalMart.

[Nickk2057]

And it can be used with Google Home and Alexa.

[Nickk2057]

It also have outputs for RGBW if you want to put loads for all colors. Sadly it does not have support for CW if you want that also.