How to setup and pair a Touch Wi-Fi switch.

This video will explain how to wire the Wi-Fi touch switch with and without a neutral cable. It will also explain how to pair multiple switches wirelessly for a 2-way connection.  

Wiring diagram with a neutral cable

Wiring diagram without a neutral cable

How to add the switch to the network

1. Press and hold the switch button until the LED starts to flash purple

2. Open the SmartLife APP

3. Click the + button 

4. Add device 

5. Select your switch and input the network info

6. The switch has been added to APP/network

How to pair switches together wirelessly

1. Select the switch you want to be paired

2. Select the edit button

3. Select the Multi control association 

4. Select the switch you want to pair with

5. The switches are now paired and can operate 2-way wirelessly

If further help is required, please contact us at support@retrotouch.co.uk 

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