My Smart Home devices are not connecting to my Wi-Fi even though my router is powered on and internet connectivity is available. What should I do?

  • This issue usually occurs due to improper device configuration. Reset the device according to the installation guide and reconfigure it. This will rectify any errors that occurred during initial configuration.

Can I use SMART HOME products when my appliances are connected to an inverter?

  • Yes, SMART HOME products can be used with inverters. Here are three scenarios:

    1. All appliances in a room have inverter backup: Connect the inverter phase wire to the SMART device’s phase point.
    2. Partial appliances in a room have inverter backup: Connect the inverter phase to the loads you want to control with the inverter and the mains phase to others. Consider buying a separate SMART product for inverter-only loads.
    3. AC in the room: Generally, ACs are not given inverter backup.

    Caution: Never connect two phases to one SMART device.

Can I use SMART HOME products when my appliances are connected to a generator?

  • Yes, SMART HOME products can be used with generators. Here are three scenarios:

    1. All appliances in a room have generator backup: Connect the generator phase wire to the SMART device’s phase point.
    2. Partial appliances in a room have generator backup: Connect the generator phase to the loads you want to control with the generator and the mains phase to others. Consider buying a separate SMART product for generator-only loads.
    3. AC in the room: Generally, ACs are not given generator backup.

    Caution: Never connect two phases to one SMART device.

If something is wrong with my device, what can I do?

  • Despite our efforts to build devices that can self-diagnose, sometimes you may need to intervene. Here are a few troubleshooting steps:

    1. Device not connecting to Wi-Fi after configuration: Ensure you enter the correct Wi-Fi name and password, both are case-sensitive. If it fails, reset the device by pressing and holding the reset button for 10 seconds, then reconfigure it.
    2. Device disconnecting from Wi-Fi: This can happen due to channel interference, poor Wi-Fi signal, or RF shielding materials in the building. Restart the device by unplugging and plugging it back in or pressing the restart button. If it still doesn’t work, perform a factory reset and add the device again.
    3. No LED blinking on the sensor strip: High electrical noise can cause the device to get stuck. Restart the device.
    4. Device connected to Wi-Fi but app shows loader: Close and reopen the app. If it still doesn’t work, ensure you have the latest app version.
    5. Remote not controlling appliances: Ensure IR Blaster devices are within the range and in the same room. Pair the right IR Blaster with the remote in the remote settings page.