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OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Light Switch
OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Light Switch
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OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Light Switch– No Neutral Required
OzNexis Zigbee Smart Wall Switch Range – Premium Australian Design
Upgrade your home with the new OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Switch, designed for Australian homes that need control of Six lighting circuits from one sleek wall switch.
This switch range has the same smart features and premium appearance as our Matter switch range, but uses Zigbee connectivity for stable smart home control. It also does not require a neutral wire, making it compatible with all Australian homes, including homes where neutral wiring is not available at the switch point.
The OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Switch is perfect for living rooms, kitchens, dining areas, bedrooms with multiple lighting zones, and hallway combinations. Each gang can control a separate lighting circuit, giving you flexible smart control from one premium glass touch panel.
Control your lighting using Tuya, Zigbee2MQTT, Home Assistant, Google Home, Alexa, and compatible Zigbee hubs.
Key Features
- Zigbee Smart Control – Reliable Zigbee control for smart lighting and automation.
- No Neutral Required – Compatible with all Australian homes, including homes without neutral wiring at the switch.
- Six Independent Channels – Control Six lights, appliances, or lighting zones from one switch.
- Customisable LED Backlights – Adjust colour and brightness of the indicators.
- Child Lock Mode – Prevent manual switching when activated.
- True 2-Way Switching – Extra terminal supports responsive 2-way control.
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Optional Dimming – Add the optional dimmer module, sold separately:
https://www.ozsmartthings.com.au/products/matter-dimmer-switch-module - Premium Tempered Glass Touch Panel – Modern, clean, and easy to use.
- Australian Designed & Certified – Built for Australian homes with RCM certification.
Specifications
- Input Voltage: AC 110–240V
- Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz
- Connectivity: Zigbee
- Neutral Wire: Not required
- Motor Max Load: 2.6A / 625W per gang
- LED Max Load: 1.67A / 400W per gang
- Fluorescent Lamp Max Load: 2.6A / 625W per gang
- Incandescent Lamp Max Load: 2.6A / 625W per gang
- Certification: RCM
- Installation: Licensed electrician required
- Material: Fire-retardant ABS with tempered glass touch panel
- Mounting: Standard Australian wall box
What’s in the Box
- 1x OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Switch
- Mounting screws
- Instruction manual
Why Choose the OzNexis Zigbee No-Neutral Switch?
The OzNexis Zigbee 6 Gang Switch gives Australian homes a reliable smart lighting upgrade without needing neutral wiring at the switch. It is ideal for multi-light areas and works with popular Zigbee smart home platforms including Home Assistant, Zigbee2MQTT, Tuya, Alexa, and Google Home.
⚡ Perfect for living rooms, kitchens, dining rooms, and multi-zone lighting setups.
I am pretty happy with these switches once I got over some initial issues. I did have to return the first 6-gang switch I received as it was faulty and only half of the LED backlights were operable, however this return was accepted without an issue. The replacement unit is functioning normally. I had some issues with switching behaviour initially that required my electrician to fit capacitors on some lines, I believe this is related to the no-neutral wiring.
I found that there was little native support in Home Assistant for these switches through both ZHA and Z2M, however, I was eventually able to create external converters for the 1-, 2-, 3-, and 6-gang switch variants in Z2M that expose the full functionality of the switches without going through the Tuya app. This includes the relays, relay timers, child lock, momentary switch functionality, power on behaviour, backlight mode, per-switch key colour, and switch sound (that beep HAD to go). I will publish these to the Z2M converter repository so anyone else integrating these into HA has a smoother time than I did. There is no documentation of the Tuya Datapoints so considerable reverse engineering was required. The templates for 4- and 5-gang switches should be easy to create, using these as a reference, however I don't have any of these models myself so I don't know the specific Tuya manufacturer ID which is necessary for them to be correctly identified in Z2M.
