Turn One Switch Into Four: A Smart Space-Saving Solution for Modern Homes

In modern architecture, space is everything and not just in square feet. It's in how efficiently you use every wall cavity, how much you can embed in your switchboards, and how future-ready your home infrastructure is. Builders and homeowners are increasingly facing the challenge of fitting more functionality into less space. That's where Jasmine Smart Hybrid Switch comes in — not just as a smart home upgrade, but as an architectural and electrical space optimizer.

The Problem: Limited Space, Expanding Needs

Traditional switchboards are constrained by physical real estate. Whether it's a 3-gang or 6-gang switch plate, you're often locked into the number of mechanical switches you can install. Retrofitting more devices — especially in older constructions — becomes messy, costly, and sometimes even impossible due to limitations in internal wall routing.

But modern lifestyles demand more. More control over lighting zones. More appliance automation. More smart functionality — without breaking walls or redesigning interiors.

So what if you could replace just one physical switch slot with a 4-channel smart switch, instantly multiplying your control capacity — without changing the faceplate or rewiring the entire board?

The Solution: One Slot, Four Smart Controls

Our Jasmine Smart Hybrid Switch is engineered precisely for such constraints. With a compact form factor that can fit into a single switch slot, it unlocks control over four independent channels, each capable of managing lights, fans, or even low-power appliances — all accessible through physical touch and remotely via app or voice assistant.

Use Case:

Imagine a typical bedroom or kitchen switchboard with just 3 switch slots:

• 1 light

• 1 fan

• 1 socket

But you want to control:

• Ceiling light

• Night lamp

• Exhaust fan

• Mirror light

With limited space, you'd typically have to break the wall or sacrifice existing controls. But by replacing just one switch with Jasmine Smart Hybrid, you unlock four distinct, independently controllable outputs. No extra wiring. No extra carving.

Why This Matters

Better than Dumb Multipliers

Traditional “multi-point” switches try to add function but lack logic. They can't be scheduled, voice-activated, or integrated into your smart ecosystem. Jasmine's hybrid nature brings intelligence to every channel — from mobile apps to automation routines — all while retaining physical usability for elders and guests.

Retrofittable in Tight Spaces

This matters especially in:

• Apartment retrofits where wall cavities can't be expanded

• Rental homes where destructive installation is a no-go

• Builder-designed switchboards where slots are predetermined

One Slot = App + Voice + Touch

Even though it occupies a single physical slot, each of the four virtual switches is accessible via:

• App (Android/iOS)

• Voice assistants (Google/Alexa)

• Manual touch interface with LED feedback

The Technical Edge

• Two-layer compact PCB, designed for high density without heating issues.

• 4-channel relay control, individually addressable

• Minimal power draw, suitable for continuous operation

• Capacitive touch interface, durable and responsive

• Smart memory, so settings persist across power cycles

Outcome: From Constraints to Capabilities

With Jasmine Smart Hybrid Switch, you're no longer limited by your board size. You multiply the control without multiplying complexity. This transforms electrical planning from a constraint-driven activity into a possibility-rich design canvas.

You can now deliver more functionality per square inch, making homes smarter without making them messier.

Final Word: Multiply Utility, Not Complexity

Space is a premium — not just in cities, but inside your walls too. Jasmine Smart Hybrid Switch turns a single outdated switch point into a modern, four-channel smart control center. It's not just a gadget — it's a strategic upgrade to your home's electrical architecture.

Smart. Compact. Game-changing.
Why settle for one switch when you can have four?