Samsung Electronics announced new smart lights today. These lights let people check energy use. The launch expands Samsung’s smart home lineup. The lights work with Samsung’s SmartThings system. Users control them through the SmartThings app. They can turn lights on or off remotely. They can also dim lights or change colors using the app.
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A key feature is energy monitoring. The smart lights track electricity consumption. This happens in real time. Users see exactly how much power each light uses. This data appears directly in the SmartThings app. People can view their lighting energy costs daily, weekly, or monthly. Samsung says this helps users understand their habits. The goal is saving money on electricity bills.
The lights offer scheduling and automation too. People set timers for lights to turn on or off automatically. Lights can react to motion sensors. Lights can also change based on sunrise or sunset times. This adds convenience. It might cut unnecessary energy use.
Samsung designed these lights for easy setup. They connect wirelessly. Installation is simple like changing a regular bulb. The lights fit standard light sockets. They are available in various styles and brightness levels. Options include standard bulbs and spotlight models.
Compatibility is broad. The lights work with SmartThings Station hubs and newer Samsung TVs. They connect to Samsung smart refrigerators and monitors too. The system supports Matter and Thread standards. This means future compatibility with other smart home brands. Samsung promises reliable performance and secure connections.
(Samsung Launches Smart Lights That Support Energy Monitoring)
The new smart lights are available now. People can buy them online and from electronics retailers. Pricing starts at a competitive point for the smart lighting market. Samsung sees this as a step toward more efficient, connected homes. The energy tracking gives users clear information. They can make smarter choices about power consumption.