
Option 1 · Sonoff
Sonoff Orb-MW2 Matter Over WiFi Double Smart Wall Switch
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Option 1 · Sonoff
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The specification table lists IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, the radio Matter runs over.
IEEE 802.11b/g/n, 2.4GHz 1T1R
The Matter device directory lists the MINI-2GS-E with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, the BLE transport Matter uses for commissioning.
The eWeLink Network Indicator setting lets the status LED be turned on or off.
LED Status is a configurable entry in the Kasa app's Device Settings page
Schedules, timers, loop timers, Smart Scenes, group control and local LAN control are documented in the help center.
Schedules with fade rate, countdown timer, Away Mode, brightness presets and Smart Actions in the Kasa app
The Orb-MW2's feature set and specification table do not include power metering.
The eWeLink Power-on State setting offers On, Off, Last State and Reverse Last State, with an optional delay.
TP-Link states the default-on option exists in its smart bulbs but not in its plugs or smart switches
The unit carries a blue LED indicator whose blink patterns report pairing, online and offline states.
A brightness indicator plus two status LEDs that change colour according to the switch state
Two independently controlled channels are provided.
Sonoff Orb-MW2 Matter Over WiFi Double Smart Wall Switch — manufacturer product description →Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Detach Relay Mode separates the physical switch from the relay output, so the paddle can trigger a Smart Scene or leave a smart bulb downstream powered, and external S1 and S2 switch inputs are supported.
The product page and SONOFF's help center list Amazon Alexa among the Matter platforms the switch commissions into.
The product page documents the Apple Home path (Siri, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch), and the help center documents adding the switch to Apple via Matter.
TP-Link's own model comparison lists the HS220 as compatible with Alexa and Google Home only, while its HomeKit dimmer (KS220) is listed as HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home
The product page and SONOFF's help center list Google Home among the Matter platforms the switch commissions into.
SONOFF's help center documents adding the switch to Home Assistant over Matter; voice control there needs a separate Home Assistant speaker.
The official Home Assistant TP-Link integration lists HS220 among its supported Kasa wall switches
Matter connectivity is supported.
Sonoff Orb-MW2 Matter Over WiFi Double Smart Wall Switch — manufacturer product description →Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
The product page presents the Orb-MW2 as Matter over Wi-Fi, and SONOFF's help center documents commissioning into Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant.
TP-Link's Matter compatibility list covers the KS205, KS225, TS15 and TS25 switches, not the HS220
SONOFF's help center lists SmartThings as a Matter platform the Orb-MW2 commissions into.
The HS220 user guide points to Samsung SmartThings under Work with Kasa, and the retail box carries the Works with SmartThings badge
The specification table rates the switch at 110-240V~ 50/60Hz, 10A per gang and 16A total for resistive loads.
Input voltage 100-120VAC 60Hz
The rating is stated for resistive loads only, with no capacitive load rating published.
Dimmable CFL up to 150 W
The rating is stated for resistive loads only, with no inductive load rating published.
Dimmable LED up to 150 W, using leading edge (TRIAC phase cut) dimming
SONOFF's FAQ answers it directly: the Orb-MW2 requires a neutral wire for proper installation and operation.
A neutral wire in the wall box is required, and the switch works in single pole wiring only
Both channels are rated for resistive load, up to 10A per gang and 16A total across the two circuits.
Rated for 300W incandescent lighting
The specification table rates each gang at 10A, with a combined 16A maximum for the two channels.
TP-Link's own model comparison lists the HS220 rating as 2.5A/120V
SONOFF lists Surge, Overheat and Overload protection for this model and no separate overcurrent cut-off.
The official product page lists Overheat Protection among the switch's built-in safeguards.
The product page lists Overload Protection among the switch's built-in safeguards.
The product page lists Surge Protection, a cut-off against voltage spikes.
| Specification | Sonoff Orb-MW2 Matter Over WiFi Double Smart Wall Switch | TP-Link Kasa HS220 |
|---|---|---|
| Connectivity | ||
YesCatalog noteThe specification table lists IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, the radio Matter runs over. | YesCatalog noteIEEE 802.11b/g/n, 2.4GHz 1T1R | |
| No | No | |
YesCatalog noteThe Matter device directory lists the MINI-2GS-E with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, the BLE transport Matter uses for commissioning. | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Features | ||
YesCatalog noteThe eWeLink Network Indicator setting lets the status LED be turned on or off. | YesCatalog noteLED Status is a configurable entry in the Kasa app's Device Settings page | |
YesCatalog noteSchedules, timers, loop timers, Smart Scenes, group control and local LAN control are documented in the help center. | YesCatalog noteSchedules with fade rate, countdown timer, Away Mode, brightness presets and Smart Actions in the Kasa app | |
NoCatalog noteThe Orb-MW2's feature set and specification table do not include power metering. | No | |
YesCatalog noteThe eWeLink Power-on State setting offers On, Off, Last State and Reverse Last State, with an optional delay. | NoCatalog noteTP-Link states the default-on option exists in its smart bulbs but not in its plugs or smart switches | |
YesCatalog noteThe unit carries a blue LED indicator whose blink patterns report pairing, online and offline states. | YesCatalog noteA brightness indicator plus two status LEDs that change colour according to the switch state | |
2Manufacturer sourceTwo independently controlled channels are provided. Sonoff Orb-MW2 Matter Over WiFi Double Smart Wall Switch — manufacturer product description →
Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. | 1 | |
YesCatalog noteDetach Relay Mode separates the physical switch from the relay output, so the paddle can trigger a Smart Scene or leave a smart bulb downstream powered, and external S1 and S2 switch inputs are supported. | No | |
| Integrations | ||
YesCatalog noteThe product page and SONOFF's help center list Amazon Alexa among the Matter platforms the switch commissions into. | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteThe product page documents the Apple Home path (Siri, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch), and the help center documents adding the switch to Apple via Matter. | NoCatalog noteTP-Link's own model comparison lists the HS220 as compatible with Alexa and Google Home only, while its HomeKit dimmer (KS220) is listed as HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home | |
YesCatalog noteThe product page and SONOFF's help center list Google Home among the Matter platforms the switch commissions into. | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteSONOFF's help center documents adding the switch to Home Assistant over Matter; voice control there needs a separate Home Assistant speaker. | YesCatalog noteThe official Home Assistant TP-Link integration lists HS220 among its supported Kasa wall switches | |
YesManufacturer sourceMatter connectivity is supported. Sonoff Orb-MW2 Matter Over WiFi Double Smart Wall Switch — manufacturer product description →
Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteThe product page presents the Orb-MW2 as Matter over Wi-Fi, and SONOFF's help center documents commissioning into Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant. | NoCatalog noteTP-Link's Matter compatibility list covers the KS205, KS225, TS15 and TS25 switches, not the HS220 | |
YesCatalog noteSONOFF's help center lists SmartThings as a Matter platform the Orb-MW2 commissions into. | YesCatalog noteThe HS220 user guide points to Samsung SmartThings under Work with Kasa, and the retail box carries the Works with SmartThings badge | |
| Power | ||
110-240VCatalog noteThe specification table rates the switch at 110-240V~ 50/60Hz, 10A per gang and 16A total for resistive loads. | 120VCatalog noteInput voltage 100-120VAC 60Hz | |
NoCatalog noteThe rating is stated for resistive loads only, with no capacitive load rating published. | YesCatalog noteDimmable CFL up to 150 W | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not recorded | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | 150W | |
NoCatalog noteThe rating is stated for resistive loads only, with no inductive load rating published. | YesCatalog noteDimmable LED up to 150 W, using leading edge (TRIAC phase cut) dimming | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not recorded | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | 150W | |
YesCatalog noteSONOFF's FAQ answers it directly: the Orb-MW2 requires a neutral wire for proper installation and operation. | YesCatalog noteA neutral wire in the wall box is required, and the switch works in single pole wiring only | |
YesCatalog noteBoth channels are rated for resistive load, up to 10A per gang and 16A total across the two circuits. | YesCatalog noteRated for 300W incandescent lighting | |
10ACatalog noteThe specification table rates each gang at 10A, with a combined 16A maximum for the two channels. | 2.5ACatalog noteTP-Link's own model comparison lists the HS220 rating as 2.5A/120V | |
| Not recorded | 300W | |
| Safety Features | ||
NoCatalog noteSONOFF lists Surge, Overheat and Overload protection for this model and no separate overcurrent cut-off. | No | |
YesCatalog noteThe official product page lists Overheat Protection among the switch's built-in safeguards. | No | |
YesCatalog noteThe product page lists Overload Protection among the switch's built-in safeguards. | No | |
YesCatalog noteThe product page lists Surge Protection, a cut-off against voltage spikes. | No | |
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