MOES Smart Curtain and Light Switch, Glass Panel

When curtain and light controls are split across separate switches, a quick adjustment can mean reaching for more than one control. This MOES panel combines both functions, with app, voice, and built-in RF control options for everyday use. You can set separate schedules for the light and curtain, or control both together in the app. The key catch is compatibility: it does not work with blinds, and installation requires a neutral wire.

Getting the most from it

Use the Tuya Smart Life app to control the two devices independently or set them to switch together with an All On/All Off command. Separate timers can help match curtain movement and lighting to your routine—for example, opening the curtains in the morning while leaving the light on its own schedule. The app also supports group control and automation with other switches, sensors, and appliances in the same app, so this panel can be part of a broader setup rather than a standalone control.

Voice control is available through amazon Alexa and Google Home. Built-in RF support adds another control route, although the product details do not say that an RF remote is included. The app also offers a backlight setting, curtain motor steering, calibration, and a motor-reverse function. Those adjustments are useful if the connected curtain motor needs its direction or travel calibrated, they do not make the switch suitable for blinds.

Why it’s worth it

The practical appeal is fewer separate wall controls for lighting and curtains. If you’re replacing or planning a setup where both functions belong in one place, the combined panel may be tidier than installing separate switches. It also leaves room for phone, voice, RF, and scheduled control instead of relying on a single way to operate the devices.

The glass panel is described as easy to clean and designed to resist water, fading, deformation, and scratches. That may suit a humid room such as a bathroom, but no specific water-resistance rating is provided, so the word “waterproof” on the spec sheet should not be taken as a quantified installation rating. The listing also states that a neutral wire is required, a detail that can rule out a straightforward replacement if your wiring does not have one.

Key features

• Combines curtain and light switching in one glass touch panel.
• Works with Tuya Smart Life and 2.4GHz WiFi, the description also mentions WiFi and Bluetooth pairing.
• Supports separate device control, combined app control, timers, and group automation.
• Offers Alexa and Google Home voice control, plus built-in RF support.
• Includes curtain motor steering, calibration, and motor-reverse functions.
• Requires a neutral wire and does not work with blinds.

If you prioritize combining wall controls and adding schedules, this setup has a clear purpose, if you prefer a basic switch without app or smart-home functions, its extra controls may be unnecessary. It’s a great fit if your curtains use a compatible motor and you already use, or plan to use, Tuya Smart Life. Better avoided if you have blinds or cannot confirm that your wiring meets the neutral-wire requirement.

Should you buy it?

Choose this MOES switch when you want curtain and light control on one panel and can meet the wiring requirement. Before choosing it, confirm that your window covering is a curtain rather than blinds, and that your motor setup is suitable for the switch’s steering and calibration functions. If either point is uncertain, a simpler light switch or separate controls may be the more sensible route.