Smart Lighting

Choose smart lighting based on the device type, control method, app compatibility, wiring requirements and the features you need. Smart globes, switches, dimmers, fans, sensors and security products all work differently, so check the product page before building a smart setup.

Some smart lights connect directly to Wi-Fi, while others use Bluetooth, Zigbee, hubs or brand-specific systems. Check the product specifications to confirm how the device connects and whether an app, bridge or controller is required for full functionality.

Many smart lighting products can work with voice assistants, but compatibility depends on the brand and platform. Look for supported systems on the product listing and confirm whether extra hubs, apps or account linking are needed before purchasing.

Smart globes are simple for lamps and individual fittings, while smart switches can control existing hardwired lights from the wall. Smart switches may be a better choice for multi-globe fixtures or rooms where you want normal wall control to remain practical.

Many smart lights and dimmers support dimming, but compatibility depends on the product, globe type and load. If using a smart dimmer, confirm that the connected lights are dimmable and that the dimmer is designed for the wattage and lighting technology.