
Out of stock
Fibaro Swipe
We are out of this one at the moment. Message us and we will tell you what the lead time is, or what else does the same job.
Ask us when it is back See what else is in stock- Genuine stock. Sourced from authorised distributors, warranty intact.
- Delivered across Tanzania with additional delivery charges.
- Multiple payment options.
Payment Options
- Cash on Delivery. You can pay cash at our store on pickup, or pay the rider upon delivery (Dar es Salaam only).
- Pay by Lipa Number
- M-Pesa
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- Pay by Apple Pay or Google Pay
- Apple Pay
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About this product
The Fibaro Swipe is a gesture pad. Move your hand in front of it and the house answers: up, down, left, right, and circles in either direction, with sequences of gestures on top for the things you want to be deliberate about.
- Where a Fibaro Swipe earns its place
- Six gestures, and sequences on top
- It tells you the gesture registered
- The menu is driven by gestures too
- What it needs
Nothing is touched. That is the point.
A Z-Wave controller is required and is not included.
Where a Fibaro Swipe earns its place
Anywhere your hands are not free or not clean. A kitchen where you are up to the wrists in something and the light needs to come on. A workshop. A bathroom. Beside a bed, where a wave in roughly the right direction beats finding a switch in the dark. A door you come through carrying shopping. In all of those the value is not that gestures are clever, it is that touching anything is the problem.
Six gestures, and sequences on top
Up, down, left, right, and a circle in either direction. Six instructions to your hub from one pad, and gestures can be combined into sequences for the things you want to be deliberate about, so opening a gate is not one careless wave. The hub decides what each gesture means, and you can change any of it without going near the wall.
It tells you the gesture registered
A buzzer and an LED confirm every recognised gesture. That sounds minor and is the single feature that decides whether a gesture controller works in practice, because the failure mode of every other one is standing in a doorway waving repeatedly at a blank panel with no idea whether it heard you.
The menu is driven by gestures too
Settings are changed by waving at it, so the unit never has to come off the wall to be reconfigured. It runs on four AA batteries, included, or on 5 V DC through the Micro USB socket if you would rather leave it permanently powered, which is what most people do once it is somewhere awkward to reach.
What it needs
A Z-Wave controller, not included. It works with any Z-Wave or Z-Wave Plus controller, and we stock three: the Fibaro Home Center Lite, the Fibaro Home Center 2 and the Homey Pro. Encryption is AES-128 and the finish is white.
If touching a pad is acceptable, the Aeotec WallMote Touch costs less and adds a swipe to dim. Fibaro publish the Swipe at fibaro.com.
Description supplied by the manufacturer.
Specifications
| Type | Z-Wave gesture controller |
|---|---|
| Gestures | Up, down, left and right, and circles in either direction |
| Sequences | Gestures can be combined for further scenes |
| Radio | Z-Wave Plus, and it works with any Z-Wave or Z-Wave Plus controller |
| Encryption | AES-128 |
| Hub | Required. A Z-Wave controller, not included. |
| Power | Four 1.5 V AA batteries, included, or 5 V DC over Micro USB |
| Finish | White |
| Feedback | Built in buzzer and LED |
| Menu | Driven by gesture, so the unit stays on the wall |
| Product code | 0038 |
| Category | Smart Switches, Wireless |
| Availability | Out of stock - ask us for the lead time |
What’s in the box
- ✓FIBARO Swipe
- ✓Four AA batteries
Questions
Do I need a hub?
Yes. It is a Z-Wave device and needs a Z-Wave controller. It is not in the box.
What gestures does it read?
A hand moved up, down, left or right in front of the pad, and circles in either direction. Gestures can also be combined into sequences.
How do I know it worked?
A buzzer and an LED confirm every gesture it accepts.
How is it powered?
Four AA batteries, and they are in the box. There is also a Micro USB socket for 5 V DC if you would rather leave it on constant power.
Do I have to take it down to change a setting?
No. The menu is driven by gestures, so it is configured where it hangs.
Anything else? Ask us on WhatsApp and we will tell you straight.




