Zemismart สวิตช์ม่าน Zigbee ขนาดสหราชอาณาจักร – สวิตช์มู่ลี่อัจฉริยะ 86 มม. สีขาว เทา หรือดำ (ZN-LC1E)

Please note: this is a mains-wired switch. It needs a neutral wire and a Tuya Zigbee hub (not included), and it controls one AC curtain or blind motor. Installation should be done by a qualified electrician.

A UK-size smart switch for your electric curtains and blinds

The Zemismart ZN-LC1E replaces the wall switch for a motorised curtain, roller blind or shutter. Its 86 × 86mm plate is the same size as a standard UK single switch, so it fits a UK back box. You get three clear buttons: open, stop and close.

Use the switch on the wall, the Tuya Smart or Smart Life app on your phone, a voice assistant or a timer. Whichever you use, the switch keeps working as a normal wall switch.

Choose white, grey or black

The switch comes in three finishes. Matt grey has gold-coloured symbols, and black suits darker or modern interiors.

Control from anywhere in the Tuya app

Pair the switch to your Tuya Zigbee hub, then open or close the curtains from anywhere. A slider lets you set them partly open. You can also group every blind in the house, and share control with the rest of the family.

Voice control with Alexa, Google and Siri

Link the Tuya app to Amazon Alexa or Google Home and you can say “Alexa, close the bedroom curtains”. For Siri and the Apple Home app, add the switch through the Zemismart M1 Matter hub (sold separately).

Schedules that open and close for you

Set the curtains to open at 7am and close at sunset. You can also add them to scenes with your lights, for example “Good night” closes the blinds and switches off the downstairs lights.

Motor direction, calibration and indicator settings

If the curtain runs the wrong way after wiring, reverse the motor direction in the app instead of rewiring. You can also calibrate the travel time for accurate partial opening, and set how the indicator lights behave.

Installation

The switch connects to live (L), neutral (N) and the motor’s two direction wires (M11 and M21). The motor’s earth goes to the circuit earth. Turn off the power at the consumer unit before work starts, and have a qualified electrician fit the switch.

Works well with

• Zemismart M1 Matter hub for Apple Home, or any Tuya Zigbee hub
• Head rail curtain motors: check that the motor is an AC mains motor with separate open and close wires
• mmWave presence sensor (ZPS-Z1) to close the blinds when a room empties
• Zigbee wireless scene switch (ZB-L04C) for a stick-on second control point with no wiring
• Control it from the sofa? See the ZMR4 Zigbee 4-button remote.
• Matching 86mm switches: see the ZMS-206EU Zigbee switch with name display.
• Control everything from one screen: see the F8 smart home control panel.

Specifications

What’s in the box

• 1 × Zigbee curtain switch
• Fixing screws
• User manual

The Zigbee hub and the curtain motor are sold separately.

Frequently asked questions

Will it fit a UK back box?

Yes. The plate is 86 × 86mm, the UK single switch size. The body is 26mm deep, so a 35mm deep back box gives more room for the cables than a 25mm one.

Do I need a neutral wire?

Yes. The switch needs live and neutral at the switch position. Many older UK switch boxes only have a switched live, so ask your electrician to check first.

Do I need a hub?

Yes. It’s a Zigbee device, so it needs a Tuya-compatible Zigbee hub. For Apple Home, use the Zemismart M1 Matter hub.

Which curtain motors does it work with?

AC mains motors (100–240V) that have two direction wires, one for open and one for close. It doesn’t work with battery or low-voltage DC motors, which use their own remote or hub.

Can one switch control two curtains?

No. Each switch controls one motor. Use one switch per motor and group them in the app to open them together.

What if the curtain opens when I press close?

Reverse the motor direction in the app’s settings. No rewiring needed.

Does it still work if the internet or hub is down?

The buttons on the switch still open, stop and close the curtain because the motor is wired to it. App, voice and timers need the hub and, for remote access, the internet.