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> Of course it won't physically change the switch position, ... But that is what we are asking for. That the switch physically moves to follow the state of the

> Of course it won't physically change the switch position, ... But that is what we are asking for. That the switch physically moves to follow the state of the system. I want the switches on either side of a hallway to move in sync.

TeMPOraL 2y ago
Exactly. If we can have (or at least used to be able to) physical sliders that work as both inputs and outputs, then why no wall switches? I want my wall switches be in sync with the state of smart devices - like, if I turn off a smart light remotely via an app, I want the corresponding wall switch to physically flip.