Lighting Control

Whole Home: 

• Leave the house for the day, press one button, and all lights in your home shut off. 

• Return home at night, activate the garage door opener, and your path into the kitchen illuminates.

• Press “Goodnight” and the lights turn off all over your home.

Living Room:

• When your dinner guests are about to arrive, press “Entertain” and the lights dim, the fireplace ignites and the music begins to play.

• Create lighting scenes for different activities, such as watching TV and reading. 

• Use motion sensors to automatically turn on lights when someone enters the room.

Kitchen:

• Install under-cabinet lighting that you control remotely for task lighting.

• Use smart bulbs or switches to adjust the brightness as needed for cooking, dining, or cleaning.

Bedroom:

• If little ones awake in the middle of the night, smart motion detectors light their way to the bathroom.

• If a sound awakens you, press “Panic” and every light in your home goes on while flashing lights are activated outdoors.

• Set up automated wake-up routines that gradually increase the light intensity in the morning to simulate a natural sunrise.

• Program lights to turn off gradually at bedtime to help with sleep.

Bathroom:

• Install motion-activated lighting to ensure there’s adequate light when entering the bathroom at night.

• Use color-changing lights for mood lighting in the bathtub or shower area.

Entryway, Hallways and Staircases:

• Set up smart outdoor lighting that turns on when someone approaches the door.

• Install motion-sensing lights to ensure safe passage without needing to flip switches

Entertainment Areas:

• Sync lighting with your home theater system to enhance the viewing experience.

• Create dynamic lighting effects for media rooms, game rooms, or home bars.