Treatlife 4 Pack of 3-Way Smart Light Switches: Automate Your Home Lighting with Remote Access & Voice Control

S. W.: Easy to install, pair easy to the app. Use a different brand wall plate if you have a multi switch location.

United States on Oct 12, 2023

Amazon Customer: Just received today. These are ETL approved for Canada and USA.
Equivalent to CSA.
they are only rated at 10A instead of 15A but should be acceptable.

There are many of these 3 way smart switches on Amazon that are either not approved or only 3A. Be careful.

Canada on Mar 24, 2023

BsS: I have tried a few other 3-way smart switches and they all required some type of non-standard wiring or knowledge of which traveler wire is connected to which pole on the other switch. This smart switch does not require either. Simply identify the load/line wire (usually connected to the black terminal and the other wires are the travelers. Connect the wires to the labeled connections on the switch and you are good to go. I happen to use the SmartLife app and adding the switches was a piece of cake.

I would have rated them a 5 but they have all plastic bodies which seem a bit flimsy.

Canada on Nov 28, 2021

simataassimataas: It’s been about a year since we installed 28 smart light switches throughout our home (26 being the Treatlife brand). I delayed providing a review to get some runtime in and now feel fully qualified to provide meaningful feedback.

Currently, Treatlife offers three types of smart switches: normal single pole switches,   dimmer switches, and these 3-way switches. They also offer different models, which I presume operate the same, but this review does not cover them (I don’t know which are the newer styles). Installation for all three of the switch styles we purchased is very similar and well documented instructions are provided. The 3-way switches can be installed as either 3-way switches (two switches operate the same light) or standard, single pole switches. This flexibility helps when planning the number & type of switches to purchase (they are cheaper when purchased in packs of four). What Treatlife does not offer is a combination 3-way dimmer switch.

Physical installation is not difficult; a neutral (usually white) wire is required to provide current for the smart circuitry. Most of the “dumb” switches you replace are unlikely to have neutral wire...

United States on Mar 20, 2021

Amazon Customer: 5 stars - The switch was a retrofit into an existing 3 way. The installation was fairly easy although the old switch wiring diagram was a bit different than the one supplied in the example. The rest of the installation went fairly well although with all of the wire nuts in the box and the size of the switch, it was a bit of a struggle to fit everything into a gang box with 2 other switches. The smart setup wouldn't work by using the "easy setup" and I had to go into the alternative setting to set it up, although overall it wasn't bad. Once i had one switch completed the smart setup went a lot faster for the second 3 way switch. The smart switch works great. Very happy with the purchase and I'd recommend this product.

Canada on Mar 04, 2021

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: Overall this is an excellent product. A few notes:
- these switches are compatible with Tasmota or ESPHome for those interested in that setup.
- It has a plastic body but feels sturdy. It fits in nicely in a multi-gang box, and if using a single-gang box, the included plates look really nice.
- The body of the switch is pretty bulky, so it will require some good wire management behind the switch. In my case, I have two sets of 3-way switches, each set in a 3-gang box. I was able to put two wifi switches in one of the boxes with a third regular switch (shown in the picture) and I put the wifi switch for the third light in the other box. It would have been difficult if not impossible to fit 3 wifi switches in a single box as there is very little space at the back for all the wire nuts.
- It has two LED lights - in my configuration they are white when off and red when on
- It has two actual traveler wires, unlike some other wifi 3 way switches that have only one traveler wire. Both systems work, but some might prefer one over the other. The other regular switch controls the light as well, and this Wifi switch knows the current status and changes the LED colour.
- I...

Canada on Dec 07, 2020

MatzMatz: The media could not be loaded.  I now have 12 treatlife smart switches in the house without any issues. Its a great product.

I've posted some pictures and a video to show how I did the installation **Disclaimer** I am not an electrician **

The first picture is a reference of how my old switch was wired, the rest are how this three-way switch is installed on my circuit. First locate the neutral wires (usually white), use the provided stickers to label the load, 2 travelers and neutral wires. Then disconnect your old switch and connect the wires as labelled to the clearly marked wires on the switch. All done.

As seen in the pictures, the switch fits nicely in a standard dual switch box with the old cover. These come with a single cover for normal single switch installation as well.

Very nice product overall. Immediately detected by Alexa and Google home once the initial scan of the network was done.

Canada on Sep 05, 2020

D. L. Austin: I was asked to review Smart Life Switches by Treatlife so here goes. Originally, I purchased a number of Echo Dots and Echo Shows as part of my security system. Pretty much, that worked out great for me. Then I got to thinking that since I have the Echo’s, why not try out some smart light switches and see if they could overcome some shortcomings in the house light switching configurations. For instance, my wife wanted to light up the downstairs of the house with great frequency, but it was always inconvenient because it required a trip downstairs accompanied by a return trip back upstairs just to flip a switch on or off. Similarly, there is a 3-way dimmer switch downstairs paired with a 3-way on-off switch upstairs that turns the lights on for the staircase. The problem is that the lower level dimmer is used often, controls upstairs light levels and is most inconveniently placed. It would be great to have the switches reversed, but that was impossible because the existing wiring shortcomings.
Enter Treatlife’s switches and dimmers. In the first instance above, I replaced the lower level on-off light switch with a single pole Treatlife switch. Now I can control the...

United States on May 07, 2020