A six-button control panel, not just a switch
The TUROSMART wall switch with 6 buttons 120V is built around a simple idea: everything you do with light should be one press away. The face carries six dedicated functions — ON/OFF, CCT/DIM, UP, DOWN, SCENE and AUTO — instead of one overloaded rocker. That matters in real life, because a homeowner, a receptionist or a cleaning crew all understand the same buttons without a tutorial. Mounted in a standard wall switch location, it becomes the daily interface for a smart lighting system, the kind of wall dimmer people keep searching for when a basic paddle switch no longer does the job.
How each button behaves
ON/OFF turns the lights on and turns them off. CCT/DIM toggles the arrows between colour-temperature control and dimming control, which is what makes a tunable installation practical day to day. UP raises the dim level or shifts the colour up 5~10% with each press, and held down it ramps up gradually for a smooth fade. DOWN mirrors that behaviour, stepping down 5~10% per press or fading down gradually when held. SCENE controls individual devices, complete scenes, or a combination of the two — one button to set a whole room, or a single fixture, depending on how you program it. AUTO activates intelligent mode, entering the sensor working state so lighting responds automatically instead of waiting for a hand on the wall.
Technical specifications
SKU: TL-TUROSMART/WALL/SWITCH/6B/120V
Brand: TUROLIGHT
Type: TUROSMART wall switch, 6 buttons
Voltage: 120V
Functions: ON/OFF, CCT/DIM, UP, DOWN, SCENE, AUTO
Dimming step: 5~10% per press, gradual ramp when held
Colour adjustment: 5~10% per press, gradual ramp when held
Scene control: individual devices, complete scenes or a combination
AUTO mode: intelligent mode, entering sensor working state
Application: residential and commercial projects
Installation and integration
Because it runs on 120V, this switch drops into the standard line voltage most Canadian homes, condos and small commercial suites are already wired for — no separate voltage class to plan around at the wall box. Treat it the way you would any wall control device: plan the box location during rough-in, keep the gang box accessible behind the finished wall, and have a licensed electrician handle the connection and local code compliance. Because a single button can trigger a complete scene, it is worth mapping out on the plan which devices belong to which scene before drywall goes up — a five-minute conversation at framing saves a lot of reprogramming later. The AUTO button is the one to keep in mind for spaces where occupancy-driven lighting makes sense, since it puts the system into its sensor working state rather than requiring a manual press every time.
Where it makes the biggest difference
In a house, put it at the main entry of an open living space, in a primary bedroom, in a home theatre or at the top of a staircase where a warm low scene at night beats full brightness. In a commercial setting — a dental clinic, a hair salon, a café, a boutique or a small office — the SCENE and AUTO buttons let staff get the right light instantly, keep the atmosphere consistent from open to close, and cut run hours when nobody is in the room. It is a natural companion to dimmable and tunable LED pot lights, LED strips, linear fixtures and panels on a compatible TUROSMART installation. The technical PDF (TL-TUROSMART/WALL/SWITCH/6B/120V Spec Sheet) is available in the Documentation tab — review it before you finalize your control layout.