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product_id: 367208671
title: "WiFi Smart Light Switch No Neutral Wire, No Capacitor, No hub Required, 2nd Generation Single Live Wire Push Button, Tuya Smart Life App Remote Control Work with Alexa and Google Home, Minimum 7W"
brand: "moes"
price: "Bs.910"
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url: https://www.desertcart.bo/products/367208671-wifi-smart-light-switch-no-neutral-wire-no-capacitor-no
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# No neutral wire needed 2.4G WiFi, no hub required Overload & overheat protection WiFi Smart Light Switch No Neutral Wire, No Capacitor, No hub Required, 2nd Generation Single Live Wire Push Button, Tuya Smart Life App Remote Control Work with Alexa and Google Home, Minimum 7W

**Brand:** moes
**Price:** Bs.910
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Upgrade your switch, upgrade your life—smart, sleek, and stress-free!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** WiFi Smart Light Switch No Neutral Wire, No Capacitor, No hub Required, 2nd Generation Single Live Wire Push Button, Tuya Smart Life App Remote Control Work with Alexa and Google Home, Minimum 7W by moes
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.910 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.bo](https://www.desertcart.bo/products/367208671-wifi-smart-light-switch-no-neutral-wire-no-capacitor-no)

## Best For

- moes enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted moes brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safety First Design:** Fire-retardant materials plus overload and overheating protection keep your home secure.
- • **Powerful Compatibility:** Supports loads from 7W minimum up to 1000W incandescent and 200W LED—versatility unlocked.
- • **Seamless Smart Control:** Works flawlessly with Alexa, Google Home, and Smart Life App for voice & remote control.
- • **Effortless Installation:** No neutral wire or capacitor means zero rewiring hassle—upgrade your home in minutes.
- • **Silent & Stable Operation:** No capacitor noise ensures a peaceful environment with rock-solid performance.

## Overview

The MOES 2nd Gen WiFi Smart Light Switch requires no neutral wire or capacitor, enabling easy retrofit in existing homes. It supports 2.4G WiFi without a hub, integrates with Alexa and Google Home, and handles loads from 7W to 1000W. Designed with fire-retardant materials and built-in overload/overheat protection, it offers a safe, silent, and smart lighting solution for modern living.

## Description

MOES WiFi Smart Light Switch No Neutral Wire, No Capacitor, No hub Required, 2nd Generation Single Live Wire Push Button, Tuya Smart Life App Remote Control Work with Alexa and Google Home, Minimum 7W

## Features

- 1.【 No Neutral Wire Required】 Easily installed without rewiring your existing wire with single live wire design; Fire-retardant material and no electric arc new technology to guarantee secure and reliable working, giving the best look to blend with any wall design. Overloading and overheating supported for your safety and wonderful user experience.
- 2.【Wide Range of Applications】 Work with minimum wattage 7W, Up to 1000W for incandescent/halogen and 200W for LED
- 3.【No Capacitance & No Hub Requierd】 Differ in features from traditional single live wire switch. This smart switch is featured as no capacitor installation required for normal and stable use, no more worry about the noise sound from the capacitor for better user experience. No hub required for configuration to Smart Life App with 2.4G WiFi only. Easily get intelligent remote controls on smart phones.
- 4.【App & Voice Control】 Compatible with Alexa and Google home. Multi-control association to another smart switch in Smart Life App is enabled for this new version,perfectly solving the issue of other smart single live wire versions as complex wiring restrictions.Therefore, it is able to be controlled by various ways alone without interference with the best value like App control, manual control, voice control new idea as multi-control.
- 5.【Advantages & Note】 No neutral wire required, No capacitor required, No hub required and only for 1 way circuit as single pole switch; Only supports 2.4G network（Not 5G); Minimum control 7 watts. After the wiring is completed, you need to power on for 5-7 minutes before using the product for the first time. And please keep the light on when pairing

## Product Details

- **Operation Mode:** ON-OFF-ON
- **Current Rating:** 10 Amps
- **Operating Voltage:** 120 Volts (AC)
- **Contact Type:** No Neutral Wire Required
- **Connector Type:** Wifi Antenna
- **Brand:** MOES
- **Switch Type:** Push Button
- **Terminal:** Button
- **Material:** Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- **Circuit Type:** 1-way

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is there a dusk to dawn schedule for controlling outdoor lights?**
A: Yes you can. Smartlife added an update in 2020 that will allow this feature. 
Also if you have your app set up to Alexa or Google assistants, you can set up the Dusk til dawn or Sun Rise, Sun Set functionality.

**Q: How easy is it to take the logo off the faceplate?**
A: It’s super easy to remove the logo from the faceplate. All you have to do is heat up a nail with some type of lighter or torch and apply nail head to logo. The logo will melt right off because it’s in the plastic. Not like those cheap peal off logos you find on happy meal toys.

**Q: Does the Moes app allow setting a schedule for sunset & sunrise?  And is that schedule stored in the unit itself, such that app needed just to setup?**
A: It does have that in the app, and it generally works very well.   I have found however that if the unit happens to lose internet connection at the time of the sunrise and sunset event, that event is missed even if it then regains internet connection.  As a backup, in addition to my sunrise and sunset event, I also put in a timer event.  e.g. on at 10p and off at 8a, regardless of sunrise/sunset.  If it misses the sunset to go on at say 7p, it will still at least go on at 10p, etc.     

Losing the internet connection is not common, but it happens.   Comcast is not the most reliable here.  So I have this redundant timer solution.

**Q: One person said this fits Decora slot, but another person had to file it down. I need to use 2-gang decora, will it fit properly?**
A: I just received 4 of these for Christmas. They will NOT fit a standard Decora wall plate cover. I had to trim the plate cover and it doesn't look great.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great Alexa compatible switch for 3-way circuits
*by R***K on December 1, 2018*

We have a number of wifi wall switches and receptacles throughout the house that we have interfaced with Alexa, but until now I had not tried inserting one in any of our 3-way circuits. With 3-way wifi switches costing about twice (or more) what regular single pole switches cost, we had focused on the light circuits having only one switch. However, reading the vendor's description of the Moes switch, it sounded like they may have circuitry that senses current actually flowing because they claim that in many cases only a single switch is needed for a 3-way circuit. So, I recently purchased one to check it out.The answer is: this switch works great as a single wifi switch in a 3-way circuit without needing to change the existing second switch as long as the neutral wire for the circuit is available in the box that will contain the switch. There will be circuit wiring configurations where this unit can't be used at one end of a 3-way circuit because there is no neutral wire available, but assuming you select the box where either power enters or the load exits (or both), it will work fine. This switch has connections for line (or load), neutral, the two travelers, and ground. The 3-way circuit where I've installed this switch has wires for both line and load in the same box (making it a tad crowded), with the other switch simply switching power between the two traveler wires. With this configuration, I had to install the Moes switch in the more crowded box containing both line and load wires (again, because the neutral wire for the circuit is available).I connected the Moes switch to line (power), neutral and ground in the box containing it; connected the two traveler wires to the cable running out to the distant existing switch (red and black wires); and then connected the returning switched power wire from the distant switch (the white wire with a couple of black electrical tape stripes wrapped around it) to the load. FYI, if you have no idea what I'm talking about, get some help! :-)In this configuration, the Moes switch knows when the lights are being powered and when they're not, regardless of switch positions. So switching the distant switch in either direction will change the state of the lights from whatever state the Moes switch is in, and if you tell Alexa to turn the lights off or on, they will always go off or on correctly, independent of which position the distant switch happens to be in... just like 3-way switches are supposed to work.I more recently installed another of these switches in a 4-way circuit, and it also works great in this circuit with the other existing switches. This circuit is wired with the line wire entering one end of the three switch chain, and the load wire (running to a string of recessed ceiling lights) exiting the far end. The remaining midway 4-way switch simply exchanges power between the travelers. Since neutral is available in both end boxes, I installed this switch in the box nearest my wifi router. It could not have been installed in the box containing the 4-way switch as neutral isn't available there.In truth, you probably CAN install this switch in ANY box associated with a 3-way, 4-way or more-way circuit because ground is always available in every box (at least since the 50's), and neutral is nominally at the same electrical potential as ground, barring any wiring failures. However, using ground as neutral is not code compliant, nor is it generally advisable in some circumstances. Ground wires are not intended to carry current as part of a circuit's normal operation, so don't do this... just select a box that has neutral available.Set up of the switch was straightforward, although it took two attempts to get the app to see it for some reason. But on the second try it configured correctly, and then Alexa connected easily. The app itself works well by itself for remote control if you don't do Echos and Dots, but with Gen 2 Dots selling for $20 right now, there's no reason not to set up voice control. We've had this switch in use for about three weeks and it has operated dozens of times with no issues.The only real issue with this switch is that it's face dimensions are a few thousands larger than a standard switch plate, so it's likely you'll have to trim or file the switch plate hole a small amount to get it to fit. While it's an annoyance, it's easily done. Actually, a second minor concern is that this switch has five short wires coming out of it rather than having "ports" in which to clamp wires like some other wifi switches... meaning you must use wire connectors to connect it into the affected circuit. The downside of this is the amount of space these wires and connectors may require in some installations. One of my installs is in a 3-gang box containing three 3-way switches fed by two different feed wires, and it was a bit of a challenge to get all the wires tucked into the box.Hopefully it holds up well over time. Assuming it does, I highly recommend this wifi switch for 3-way applications.

### ⭐ Stay away and don't waste your money or time!!!
*by E***E on August 3, 2022*

I bought two of these switches because it is one of the few options for Wi-Fi light switches without a neutral wire. On first impression, the quality of the plastic used to make the switch housing feels extremely cheap. The light switch itself felt sloppy at best and had to be pressed a few times to get it to work. I installed one unit and it was dead on arrival. I switched it out put the other switch in, and that one worked fine at first. I downloaded the app and was able to connect it to my Alexa and home Wi-fi without too much hassle, so it has that going for it. After a few minutes, it lost connection with my Wi-fi and I could not control it with my Alexa. It did this several more times through the day connecting on its own and then a few minutes later would lose connection. The issue was not with my wi-fi as I have a very strong signal and the switch was approximately 10 feet away from the router and the Alexa unit. I was willing to live with it but the next day when I tried to turn my lights on the switch was dead flipped it on and off several times and nothing. I installed the old switch back in and the lights worked fine so clearly, the problem was the switch died. I’m not one to really write bad reviews. I know luck of the draw every once in a while, you get a dead product no fault to the manufacturer just happens in larger-scale production. I usually just return it and get a replacement; However, the fact that two of these failed on me and the overall cheap quality and construction, I felt I had to write a review so that hopefully no one else has to deal with the cheap product that wasn’t that cheap to buy. I ended up just running a neutral wire to my light switch and using a KASA switch from TP-link and I’m glad I did. It was more work for me but the switch is 100x better quality.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No nutural line required
*by M***E on June 7, 2025*

I am not sure if I should give 4 or 5 stars. This is my second one. Bought this to replace another one fron this brand that only last a year. I like that this one does not require nutural line because my old house does not have it. My old one disconnected montly. But I found out that my internet connection was not stable. I just had the issue fixed. I hope this one wont do it. I will come back to update and reduce stars if it has the same issue.This brand/app connect to Alexa easily. Make it easy with my house design. I dont have to walk around to turn on or off the light.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-27*