Glass touch switches from 1 to 7 gangs with precise, sensitive touch, 10 A and 16 A relays, inputs for door magnets and motion sensors, built-in logic rules, 433 MHz RF, and alerts by Telegram, email, SMS and push. Every button has its own RGB LED, and everything keeps working without the internet.
Every product shares one brain: an ESP32 running the same firmware. Scenes, button binding and the app work the same way on all of them.
Boofi's core switch for lighting. Each button has an RGB LED and can drive a relay, run a scene, or be bound to another switch.
BUF.1P–7PDrives curtain and shutter motors with open, pause and close. Opposite-direction relays are never on together.
.CURA radar presence sensor that detects people even when they sit still, and switches the light for you.
.PRSRuns a two-speed cooler fan and pump from the room temperature. Fan and pump relays never restart on their own after an outage.
.EVCA version with a colour screen that shows temperature, time and status through the glass.
PCB_TOP_2Fits behind an existing switch or in the panel box and makes ordinary switches smart.
PCB_MiniBox_1For the main panel: sixteen 10 A or 16 A relays, 8 inputs and 16 touch keys, with built-in state memory.
BFR.16R.8IN.ETHFor gates, garden lights and pumps. Controlled from RF remotes and the app.
.OTDLearns the RF remotes of gates and shutters and brings them into the app and your scenes.
RF HUBPick the number of buttons, the glass colour, and each button's icon and LED colour. Tap the glass to switch a button on and off. The icons are Boofi's original artwork.
Buttons sit on a fixed 3×3 grid, so switches mounted side by side stay aligned on the wall.
Each icon is shown on black and white glass. The LED colour tells you what each button is doing right now.
These samples are not pictures. They simulate how the firmware really behaves. Try them.
Up to 24 rules run on the device itself, even with no internet. Conditions can be inputs (door and window magnets, motion sensors, IR infrared sensors, push buttons) or the state of any switch, combined with AND or OR. Actions switch relays, fire RF codes and send notifications. Three modes: simple, timed (reverts after a set time) and alarm (stays active while the condition holds). Tap the inputs.
For every switch, input and rule, choose when you hear about it: on, off or both. Touch-aware notifications let you decide whether a hand on the glass also sends an alert, or only app and logic actions do. Pick channels, then tap the glass.
In Auto mode the relay turns on when someone walks in and turns off once the room has been empty for the hold time. The sensor also sees people sitting still. Long-press the function button to switch between Manual (purple) and Auto (orange).
Switch a few lights on, then cut the power. With Power Restore on, relays come back one by one, 150 ms apart. With it off, everything starts off. Curtain motors and cooler pumps are never restored on their own.
Four buttons around the screen: slow, fast, menu and pump. The screen behind the glass shows the fan spinning at its real speed, temperature on the left and humidity on the right. Slow and fast are never on together, and in Auto the thermostat picks the speed. Menu switches between Auto and Manual.
Learns the remotes for gates, shutters and RF lights and keeps them in built-in memory. It can then send the same code from the app, a scene or a logic rule, and RF remotes can control Boofi switches too. Tap Learn, then a remote button.
The Boofi Telegram bot shows each room as one live message: temperature, humidity and every switch as 🟢 or ⚫. Tap a button, the command reaches the switch, the relay flips and that same message is edited, so the chat never fills up. The cooler keeps its slow/fast interlock, and a change made on the glass itself shows up in the message.
Tap the message buttons, “Places”, or the glass itself.
Three buttons: open, pause, close. The open relay and the close relay are never on at the same time, so the motor never gets two opposite commands.
The pink button is a scene: it switches every light on both panels at once. The hall's green/red buttons are bound to the living-room relays, so pressing one changes the light on the other wall too.
The SHT20 reads room temperature and humidity precisely; the NTC probe measures temperature somewhere further away, like a cooler duct or outdoors. Both drive the thermostat and cooler, with calibration offsets set from the app.
New firmware installs over Wi-Fi. An update is not an outage, so after the restart the lights stay exactly as they were.
Every command is encrypted and sealed with a 256-bit key before it leaves the phone. On the network it is unreadable, and any change to it breaks the seal. Each packet's time is checked too, so nobody can record it and send it again.
Hold both buttons for 10 seconds and the switch creates its own Wi-Fi network. Your phone joins it directly and sends your home Wi-Fi name and password, then the switch joins your router. Use it when SmartConfig can't reach the switch. Panel models can use an Ethernet cable instead of Wi-Fi.
Hold both buttons for 5 seconds to put the switch in setup mode. The app broadcasts your home Wi-Fi name and password over the air and the switch picks them up. Your phone stays on your home Wi-Fi the whole time.
Cloud scenes run from the app, from anywhere, and can span devices in several buildings. Local scenes are stored on the switch and travel straight between switches on your home network, so they keep working when the internet is down. Cut the internet and run the scene.
Every Boofi device spells out its features in its model name. Type a code or tap an example.
Your choice. With Power Restore on, each light returns to the state it had up to 10 minutes before the outage. With it off, everything starts off. Curtain motors and cooler pumps never turn on by themselves.
Yes. Touch, logic rules and local scenes all run on the device and your home network. Only cloud scenes and notifications need the internet.
Yes. Wire door and window magnets, motion or IR sensors to the inputs, create an alarm-mode rule that turns on a siren or lights, and send the alert to Telegram, SMS or email.
For each switch you decide whether a hand on the glass sends an alert, or only commands from the app, scenes or logic. For example, get told when someone presses the switch in the kids' room.
10 A is enough for normal lighting. Choose 16 A for electric heaters, pumps, coolers and heavier loads.
Wall switches use Wi-Fi. The big panel relay modules also have Ethernet and fall back automatically if one link drops.
Yes. Try every icon, any RGB colour and the LED brightness in the glass studio above.
Yes, with button binding. The button controls the other switch's relay and its LED shows that light's state.
Green is on, red is off, pink is a scene (it blinks twice when it runs), white/orange is a toggle scene, and blinking yellow means no scene is set yet. The full table is in the icons section.
Building your own ESP32 board? Get the same firmware that runs Boofi switches, with the app, logic, alerts and encrypted control, for your hardware.