Aqara Debuts Five Matter Smart Lights With Apple Home Support
Aqara today introduced five new Matter-enabled smart lights compatible with Apple Home. The lights support Thread and Zigbee as well, and can be paired with Aqara sensors and switches. The Floor Lamp T1 is a tall, rod-shaped light with a wall-wash effect. It has 18 controllable zones that can be set to different colors, and it supports 2000K to 9000K white light at up to 1,000 lumens. Aqara's LED…
Aqara has unveiled five new smart lights that are compatible with Apple Home and support the Matter standard. These lights also work with Thread and Zigbee technologies, and can integrate with Aqara sensors and switches.
The Floor Lamp T1 is a tall, rod-shaped light with a wall-wash effect, featuring 18 controllable zones for color customization. It supports white light temperatures from 2000K to 9000K and emits up to 1,000 lumens of brightness.
The LED Downlight T2 boasts a sleek, low-profile design suitable for retrofitting spaces with limited ceiling height. This light offers a staggering 16 million color options and white light ranging from 2000K to 9000K. Users can adjust its trimmable LED strip for even illumination without visible hotspots.
The LED Strip T2 comprises 108 LEDs per meter, making it perfect for under-cabinet lighting or along shelves. It also boasts 18 controllable zones every three meters, allowing for smooth color gradients.
The Outdoor String Lights H1 are designed to withstand outdoor conditions, ideal for patios and decks. They feature individually controllable zones with the same white light capabilities as the other lights, and can adapt to time of day, environment, and other smart home triggers.
Aqara has additionally introduced the Permanent Outdoor Lights H1, designed for year-round use. These lights offer independently controlled LEDs that can be extended or cut to fit any roofline.
Aqara will showcase these new lights at IFA, but has yet to disclose pricing or launch timing details.
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