As I understand it, there are only 3 types of smart home lighting requirements:
Remote switching, such as through mobile phone apps, voice commands, central control panel or wireless switches.
Dimming lighting, such as adjusting light brightness, colour temperature and so on.
Automation is just to realise the automatic execution of the above two functions in some scenarios, so as to free your hands.
But is looks simple several needs, the logic behind is actually quite complex.
When planning the lighting scheme, the first thing to determine is the need for dimming ability, that is,
whether you need Brightness and Colour Temperature adjustable.
If you do not need that is very simple, directly replace the smart switch or join the on-off control module can be.
Difficult is the need for Dimming, dimming not only need to support the corresponding function of the lamp itself,
That is, Dual-colour temperature lamps or RGB lamps, in addition to the need to have control of the lamps dimming driver,
Some of the lamps and lanterns also need to additionally purchase transformers and other accessories, such as strip lights or track lights,
Which we need to correspond to the Voltage of the light circuit and the Power of the relevant equipment to choose the right.
Lamps are not the most complicated, the most complicated is the Switch.
We all know that the biggest problem of ordinary switch with smart lights is that the switch will be offline once the lamps and lanterns are turned off
Which can not be controlled by intelligent control, and you have to manually turn on the switch again if you want to control the lamps.
The most hassle-free programme is still the introduction of zero wire in the switch box, using A Zero-fire Version of the smart switch.
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