WHAT CAN IT DO?

Conveniently placed lighting keypads allow you to turn off every light on your way out the door with one tap. On your arrival home, your garage door can trigger the entryway lights to lead your way into the house. Motion detectors brighten the hallway lights during the evening and throughout the night, making it easier to move about without disturbing the rest of the household. Smart lighting simplifies your daily routine—and even tasks that only happen every now and again—in an intuitive way easy enough for the whole family to use and enjoy. 

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HOW DO I USE IT?

Smart lighting wouldn’t be very smart if sleek switches and keypads were the only way you could control it, right? With Control4 Smart Lighting, you’re also able to use an app on your phone, tabletop or in-wall touchscreens, voice assistants like Google Home and Amazon Alexa, and even a TV remote to control your lighting throughout the entire house. When your hands are full while you’re working in the kitchen, just ask Alexa or Google to turn up the lights for you. When you’re cozied up on the couch, use the remote to dim the lights for the movie. When you’re out on the patio enjoying the evening, use the mobile app to turn on the ambiance of the outside lights. And of course, as you’re headed up the stairs to catch some Zzzz’s, use the lighting switches and keypads to put the whole house to bed.

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With Almost Limitless Options

 

Keep your home safe while you’re away Smart lighting can help deter burglars from targeting your home. With remote management capabilities, you can turn lights on and off right from your phone while you’re away, or using our “Mockupancy” feature, your lighting—and electronics like TVs—will turn on and off on their own to “mock” how they would be used if you were home; perfect for while you’re away on a holiday or just out for the night.

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Be eco-friendly Smart lighting helps you conserve energy in a few different ways. Lights can stay consistently at 70% luminosity for most preset scenes. Exterior lights may come on at a certain time in the evening so you aren’t arriving home to a dark house, and then turn off at an early morning hour so you aren’t wasting energy when someone forgets to flip the switches the next day.