>I can see a per circuit setup where you replace the light switch. Agree with this completely. As the article mentions, with a wireless bulb the wall switch ac

>I can see a per circuit setup where you replace the light switch. Agree with this completely. As the article mentions, with a wireless bulb the wall switch actually becomes a point-of-user-failure and he wound up taping them 'on'. I have a WeMo brand wall switch (actually a button) on my front porch light which solves this elegantly. Porch light goes on and off timed with sunrise and sunset (it updates its schedule over wifi) and if need be I can control it manually from the wall switch or the app. I wouldn't replace every circuit in my house with one, but in the right application it's golden.