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Amazon Basics Smart Ceiling Fan Control Switch, 4-Speed, Single Pole, Voice Control, Compatible with Alexa Only, Control from Anywhere, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, No Hub Required, White (Pack of 2)

ASIN: B0H6MX5VW6 • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

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SMART UPGRADE: Works with Alexa to add voice control to your home; an easy upgrade from your traditional single pole fan switch
FUNCTIONS: Has 4 speed settings with LED lights to indicate each speed setting
CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE: Schedule fans to turn on and off with Alexa routines and control them from anywhere using the Alexa app
COMPATIBILITY: 1-way ceiling fan control; requires neutral wires and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
NO 3RD PARTY APPS OR HUBS REQUIRED: Set up and manage connected devices directly in the Alexa app; no need for additional smart hubs or 3rd party apps; only compatible with Alexa
GUIDED INSTALLATION: Follow step-by-step guidance in the user manual to set up your switch

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Specifications

Model	HPS-A50N-WB
Color	White
Size	1 (Pack of 2)
Pack size	2
Dimensions	2.9299999970114 Inches × 4.6699999952366 inches × 1.7699999981946 inches (0.6 pounds)
ASIN	B0H6MX5VW6
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Home Improvement

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2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

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