What worries me is that the led implies that a tiny current flows between the wires (maybe permanently?) and that could perhaps be an issue at the zigbee switch input level (maybe it's around 3 to 5v), leading to things like false positives, heat, whatnot ?
Thanks, maybe I should at least give one a try.
What worries me is that the led implies that a tiny current flows between the wires (maybe permanently?) and that could perhaps be an issue at the zigbee switch input level (maybe it's around 3 to 5v), leading to things like false positives, heat, whatnot ?
But let's see....