Hadn’t heard of Moes, but the 3-gang switch was cheap enough to just try it. It’s very easy to hook up if you know anything about swapping switches. I was able to wire it up fairly easily, since there is only one line, I pigtailed it with the 3 switch power wires. Then the 3 load wires insert in the back. The screws are small, but seem to be sturdy enough to hold the wires. Manual operation was working fine. I then downloaded the Moes app, could have used Tuya if I had it. The apps are the same, just different “skin”. The QR code indicated a 4-gang and not 3-gang, and it takes several minutes for it to recognize your 2.4Ghz WiFi. That made me second guess the setup and I went back in the app to manually select switch, but then too many choices for 3-gang switch. It would have been nice if the box or docs could have indicated which switch to manually choose in the app. Anyway, long story just to say – be patient – the “choose WiFi” screen stays up for a long time – 4 minutes or so before it asks for the password. Once I did that, the rest was cake by the ocean. Renamed the switches to what I wanted them to be. Oh, and icing on the cake was that the entire switch group(all 3 switches) are listed as the 4th switch on the app. So, the 3-gang switch (named mine LED lights) is easy way to turn all 3 on or off. You say why? Because I’m using my 3 switches to control my upper cabinet lights, the under-counter lights, and the toe kick lights on my base cabinets in the kitchen. So with Alexa, I can say “turn on the LED lights” and all three turn on. Really great switch. I am thinking of buying a spare just in case this one goes bad. Seems like all of the really cool stuff disappears after a few months.
