EBELONG specializes in wireless kinetic, self-powered switches, lighting controllers, and smart building devices for energy-efficient homes.
EBELONG (Shenzhen BELONG Technology Co., Ltd.) is a pioneering developer of wireless kinetic, self-powered technology, and energy harvesting solutions. The company designs user-friendly smart home devices, including kinetic switches, dimming receivers, wireless doorbells, and Wi-Fi RGBW controllers. By utilizing micro-energy acquisition modules, EBELONG’s wireless kinetic switches require no batteries or external power, offering a truly self-sufficient and sustainable smart home experience. These devices integrate seamlessly with mobile apps, voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Home, and standard home automation systems for ultimate convenience.
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They use an internal MEA (Micro Energy Acquisition) module that converts the mechanical energy from a button press into electricity to power the RF chipset, eliminating the need for batteries.
Generally, you press and hold the pairing button on the controller for 3 seconds until the indicator light flashes slowly. Then, press a button on the Kinetic Switch once. The controller's light will turn off, indicating successful pairing.
Long press the pairing button on the controller for about 12 seconds. The indicator will flash from slow to fast, stay solid, and then turn off, meaning all paired switch information has been cleared.
Yes, by downloading the Kinetic Switch App and enabling the 'Smart Life' skill in Alexa or action in Google Home, you can control your lights or devices using voice commands.
Bridging mode strengthens the signal between the switch and controller if there is a long distance or multiple walls. To activate it, long press the pairing button for 7 seconds until the light flashes quickly, then press the switch.
Please check the LED lamp parameters to confirm it supports Reverse Phase dimming or Forward Phase dimming. If it does not support it, you will need to replace the lamp with one that supports dimming.