Smart lamps

A smart lamp, also known as a Smart lamp, works thanks to the incorporation of technology that allows it to connect to your WIFI or Bluetooth network. This makes it possible to control it using your mobile phone, remote control or virtual assistant.

Also, this connectivity allows its integration with other smart devices in your home. The synchronization capacity between these Smart devices facilitates communication between them, leading to the creation of an intelligent lighting ecosystem or "Smart Lighting".

Smart lamps include a wide range of functionalities that can improve comfort, efficiency, and the overall experience in our home or business. These would be the most notable:

• Remote control: You can turn on, turn off and regulate the intensity of your smart lamps with just the touch of a button on the mobile application or remote control. In models with WIFI connectivity even from outside the home.
• Integration with voice assistants: The vast majority of smart lamps are compatible with voice assistants such as Google Assistant, Alexa or Siri.
• Personalization and automation: By being able to regulate and in many cases change the color of light, it will be very easy for you to create the environment you want. You can also schedule power-on times and even create daily routines.
• Savings and sustainability: By being able to control the settings of your smart lamps precisely, you can reduce energy consumption. Some lamps also offer reports on energy consumption, helping you make more sustainable decisions.
• Simple setup: Smart lamps can be installed and configured without the need for advanced knowledge. Configuration is quick and simple, making it easy to integrate into your home.

If you are going to control your smart lamps via Bluetooth on your smartphone, tablet or compatible device, you do not need any additional device. Likewise if it is with the remote control that some include from the factory.

However, if you want to expand its use by creating a Smart light network and linking them to sensors, controls, etc. You may need a bridge to have full control.