I have 2 HomeKit compatible Meross / Refoss dimmer switches. I also have several (more than 10) Meross HomeKit unipolar switches. When a storm occurs and we temporarily lose power, the unipolar switches return to the state they were in before the power failure. However, the drive varies regardless of the previous state, start at 100%. The problem with this is if there is a storm and the loss of energy happens in the middle of the night. I woke up from the light on due to a power outage and I have to wake up and turn off both control switches. Any help would be greatly appreciated. You can make sure that after a power loss, the state is either turned off by default or returns to what the state was before the power loss. Right now it is 100% enabled by default.
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