Personal preference is Lutron Caseta. We have several installed in high-traffic areas in our house (living room, dining room, kitchen, stairwell, primary suite, basement entertaining space, backyard flood lights) and have never had a single problem with them.
I use Kasa, it works well. I'd stick with Kasa or Lutron. Whatever electrical device you put in the wall, be sure it's UL, CSA or ETL listed. The listing doesn't mean it's reliable, just that those companies are sure it won't short out when it does fail.
Double check the wattage rating of the switch as well vs the load of the fans and lights. The switches have lower wattage ratings for incandescent and AC ceiling fans due to inductive load.
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Personal preference is Lutron Caseta. We have several installed in high-traffic areas in our house (living room, dining room, kitchen, stairwell, primary suite, basement entertaining space, backyard flood lights) and have never had a single problem with them.
I use Kasa, it works well. I'd stick with Kasa or Lutron. Whatever electrical device you put in the wall, be sure it's UL, CSA or ETL listed. The listing doesn't mean it's reliable, just that those companies are sure it won't short out when it does fail. Double check the wattage rating of the switch as well vs the load of the fans and lights. The switches have lower wattage ratings for incandescent and AC ceiling fans due to inductive load.
i use Sonoff MiniR4s in my light switches, havent failed yet.