Aqara Wireless Mini Switch T1

• Compact, wireless switch for flexible placement without wiring
• Supports three control modes: single click, double click and long press
• Seamless integration into Matter platforms via a bridge
• Long-lasting CR2032 battery for up to 50,000 actuations
• Can be used as a doorbell or emergency button in conjunction with Aqara Hubs

Overview

The Aqara Wireless Mini Switch T1 is a versatile wireless switch designed to simplify the control of your smart home devices. With its compact design and support for multiple control modes, it enables flexible and intuitive operation of your connected devices.

Main features

Flexible and compact design

Thanks to its minimalist design, the Wireless Mini Switch T1 can be placed anywhere or attached to surfaces with the included sticker, without the need for wiring. This offers maximum flexibility in installation and use.

Versatile control options

The switch supports three different actions: single-click, double-click, and long-press. These can be individually configured to control various smart home devices or scenes, such as turning lights on and off or activating predefined automations.

Wide compatibility

Once integrated into an Aqara Hub, the Wireless Mini Switch T1 can be integrated with third-party platforms such as Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung SmartThings. This enables seamless control of your smart home devices across different ecosystems.

Additional features

When paired with Aqara Hubs equipped with speakers, the switch can be used as a doorbell, with the ringtone customizable via the Aqara Home app. It can also serve as an emergency button, sending a notification to your smartphone and triggering an alarm on the hub when pressed.

Robust and durable construction

The Wireless Mini Switch T1 is designed for up to 50,000 actuations and is made of flame-retardant Class V-0 PC material, ensuring high temperature resistance. It is powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, ensuring long-lasting operation.

Technical specifications