First decide where you want to install the switch and order the right product references based on that decision:

You can install a Niko battery powered Zigbee® switch in three ways:

When used and the battery voltage level drops below a certain threshold, a battery low notification will be visible in the Niko Home app. The notification will appear once a day.

When the switch no longer triggers a stable action, follow the steps below:

The battery powered Zigbee® switch is engineered for a battery lifetime of five years since this meets the needs of a professional installer.

Zigbee® is a wireless technology developed as an open and robust standard for smart home systems across the globe.

The 230V powered Zigbee® controls are launched during the 1st quarter of 2022. Four new functional controls will replace their Easywave# counterparts: a connected single switch 10 A, a connected double switch 2x10 A, a connected dimmer 2-wire 200 W, a connected motor control 3 A. Each functional Zigbee® device is now available in four mechanical base plate variants to serve different European markets: 60x71 mm with screws, 60x71 mm with claws, 71x71 mm with screws and 71x71 mm with claws.

Yes. The wireless smart hub for Niko Home Control (552-00001) remains to supports connected Easywave# products. The wireless smart hub for Niko Home Control supports following radio protocols: Zigbee® 3.0, Easywave#, Easywave and WiFi.

When replacing an existing Easywave# device with a Zigbee® control, it is important to verify that the wireless distance to another Zigbee® device does not exceed 10 m. We recommend measuring and testing the maximum wireless range before final installation.

The Niko connected Zigbee® products are identified by an article number within the 552-series whereas Easywave# devices carry an article number that is found within the 551-series.

The maximum indoor wireless range of a Zigbee® device is 10 m. Note that this range can vary and depends mainly on three aspects of a building or room:

Mesh networking is a feature that is supported by 230V Zigbee® devices to receive signals and spreading them out to other connected Zigbee® devices. This way, the wireless distance can be extended beyond 10 m and a robust and reliable wireless communication system can be established.

Niko connected Zigbee® products are upgraded automatically in Niko Home Control systems only. The firmware updates are done Over-The-Air (OTA).

Consult the third-party manufacturer’s manual for more information on the possibility to use third party Zigbee® devices in their home automation system. The Niko connected Zigbee® devices behave in third party networks like home automation device types that support the mandatory Zigbee® clusters and commands.

Adding a Zigbee® device can be done via the Niko Home Control programming software. Connect the laptop to the Niko Home Control system, open a project and go to the Create overview window...

A newly added connected socket to a NHC system will automatically perform a firmware update.

With Niko Home Control for traditional wiring, you can install Niko Home Control in buildings that are equipped with traditional wiring (230 V).

Niko Home Control for traditional wiring consists of "smart" connected controls and devices that replace the traditional switches or socket outlets.

Yes, but then they function as traditional controls or devices.

Most existing homes are still equipped with traditional wiring (230 V). With Niko Home Control for traditional wiring, owners of existing homes can also make their homes more comfortable and efficient.

You use Niko Home Control for traditional wiring in your existing buildings. The system offers many similar possibilities as a full-fledged Niko Home Control installation.

The wireless smart hub is the brain of the installation. The hub supports various protocols such as ZigBee®.

With the included Ethernet cable or via your WiFi network.

Yes, all you need is a local connection with the wireless smart hub via the home app.

You need a wireless smart hub and at least one connected control.

Yes. You can easily extend Niko Home Control for traditional wiring whenever you want.

No, these switches and the gateway are not compatible with Niko Home Control for traditional wiring

Without programming, a connected controller switches its own contact.

See the overview of Niko Home Control products for traditional wiring.

In most homes with a standard electrical installation, you can install Niko Home Control for traditional wiring. The connected single switch, connected dual switch and the connected motor control are connected 3-wire. Three-wire cabling is standard in most Belgian homes built after 1991.

You can programme Niko Home Control for traditional wiring in various ways. For easy programming, use the Niko Home app for iOS or Android.

Your installation can be controlled with the connected switches, dimmers, motor control, Digital black, touchscreen or with the Niko Home app.

Yes, you can reuse the connected controls and devices of Niko Home Control for traditional wiring in a different or new Niko Home Control installation for traditional wiring.

We believe in one integrated Niko Home Control solution. We already use the same apps and software to configure and control both installations. Combining the two solutions in one installation is not yet possible.