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S210 & S220 Need a small size

 
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S210 & S220 Need a small size

S210 & S220 Need a small size
S210 & S220 Need a small size
2024-08-15 11:49:23
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Model: Tapo S210  
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Tapo S210 & S220 need a small size (56mm I think) to mount on EU houses side by side with a double mirror or triple.

 

What do you think guys?

 

I cant put this product in my all home because I have one wall with small factor double mount...

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Re:S210 & S220 Need a small size
2024-08-16 07:40:08

For those who are interested in this post, please share what the commonly used switch in your region/country looks like (preferably with pictures), as well as information about its dimensions.

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Re:S210 & S220 Need a small size
2024-08-16 08:01:58

  @Wayne-TP I use Legrand Niloé Step

 

Single with outside mirror - 8.5x8.5cm

Double with mirror - 15.7x8.5cm

 

When is a single hole the S210 or 20 fit with no problem, when its doble holes to fit 2 wall switch is a problem.

 

Im in Portugal but in general in Europe this is the common measures I think.

 

Single

Double

 

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Re:S210 & S220 Need a small size
2024-09-07 18:20:46

  @Wayne-TP Aqara just lunch in IFA24 the H2 Switch with 55mm, work with third party frames like mine dumb legrand..... Just nice....

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Re:S210 & S220 Need a small size
Thursday - last edited Yesterday

  @jfilipelcarvalh 

 

Sockets adapted to European standards would be a great option. I would also like to replace it at home, but I will not install several sockets next to each other in place of the existing, old, non-smart sockets.

I use Berker ones, but I think the dimensions are standard for different manufacturers.

 

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Re:S210 & S220 Need a small size
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  @jfilipelcarvalh 

A single Tapo switch should have a maximum width of 70mm and would then fit the existing standard for the arrangement of flush-mounted boxes in multi-switch installations that are popular in Europe.

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