in-lite smart outdoor lighting

in-lite smart lighting gives you more control over how and when your garden is illuminated. Using the in-lite app, you can manage lighting zones and routines, while compatible smart fixtures offer additional control over light intensity and colour. Smart accessories can expand the system with features such as home connectivity, motion detection, and extended connection range.

Which in-lite smart products do I need?

in-lite smart lighting adds digital control to selected parts of your outdoor lighting system. Depending on the product, smart functions can include dimming, adjustable light colour, lighting zones, and the ability to control your lights via the in-lite app. The overview below helps you determine which smart product provides the functionality you need.

If you want to... Recommended in-lite smart product What it adds to your system
Control lighting zones and routines through the in-lite app in-lite SMART HUB 75 or SMART HUB 150 Smart system control, with a choice of 75 VA or 150 VA maximum load; the SMART HUB 150 also provides three separately controllable cable outputs instead of two.
Adjust the colour and intensity of a directional outdoor spotlight in-lite SMART SCOPE TONE Smart SCOPE lighting for illuminating trees, planting, and façades with adjustable RGBW colour and intensity
Add adjustable colour and intensity to a recessed light in-lite SMART FLUX TONE Smart FLUX lighting integrated into paving or decking, with adjustable RGBW colour and intensity.
Create adjustable linear lighting in-lite SMART EVO FLEX TONE Flexible EVO lighting for direct or indirect linear effects, with adjustable RGBW colour and intensity
Connect your garden lighting to a compatible smart home system in-lite SMART BRIDGE Adds Wi-Fi connectivity for smart home integration and control away from home
Extend the Bluetooth connection range of your SMART HUB in-lite SMART HUB EXTENDER Helps maintain the connection in larger gardens or where obstacles affect Bluetooth range
Activate selected lighting zones when movement is detected in-lite SMART MOVE Adds wireless motion detection to a SMART HUB installation

Should I choose the SMART HUB 75 or SMART HUB 150?

The main difference between the SMART HUB 75 and SMART HUB 150 is the maximum connected load and the number of cable outputs. The SMART HUB 75 supports up to 75 VA, while the SMART HUB 150 supports up to 150 VA and features three separately controllable cable outputs.

Choose the transformer based on the total power consumption of your lighting plan and how much control you need over separate parts of the garden. The SMART HUB 75 is suitable for smaller installations with a lower total load, while the SMART HUB 150 offers more capacity and greater flexibility for larger or more complex lighting plans.

Expert advice: Calculate the combined VA of your planned fixtures before choosing a SMART HUB. If you want to control several areas of the garden separately, the three cable outputs of the SMART HUB 150 can provide additional flexibility when planning your lighting zones.

Which in-lite smart fixture suits your garden?

The right smart fixture mainly depends on where and how you want to use the light. Within the SCOPE, FLUX, and EVO series, different smart options are available for directional, recessed, and surface-mounted lighting.

SCOPE

Choose the SMART SCOPE TONE when you want directional light to highlight trees, planting, façades, or other features in the garden. Its adjustable light intensity and RGBW colour give you more control over both the brightness and appearance of the light.

FLUX

The SMART FLUX TONE combines smart lighting with the discreet appearance of a recessed spotlight. With a diameter of 60 mm, it can be integrated into paving or decking and allows you to adjust both light intensity and RGBW colour.

EVO

For continuous lines of light, the SMART EVO FLEX TONE provides a flexible solution for direct or indirect lighting along steps, decking edges, and other linear elements. It is available in lengths of 1, 2 and 5 metres, making it easier to adapt the lighting to the dimensions of your design.

Expand your in-lite smart lighting system

Once your SMART HUB is in place, you can add smart accessories depending on how you want to control and automate your garden lighting.

SMART BRIDGE

The SMART BRIDGE connects your in-lite system to Wi-Fi, allowing integration with compatible smart home platforms such as Google Home, Apple HomeKit, and Amazon Alexa. It also enables control when you are away from home, rather than relying solely on the local Bluetooth connection.

SMART HUB EXTENDER

Use the SMART HUB EXTENDER when the Bluetooth range of your SMART HUB needs to cover a greater distance or overcome obstacles in the garden. It extends the connection range between the SMART HUB and your smart control setup.

SMART MOVE

The SMART MOVE adds motion detection to your smart lighting system. When movement is detected, it can automatically activate selected lighting zones, making it useful for areas such as entrances, paths, and access routes.

Why choose in-lite smart lighting?

  • More control over your garden lighting
    Adapt your lighting to different moments, uses, and areas of the garden.
  • Easy to expand
    Start with the smart functionality you need and add compatible fixtures or accessories when required.
  • Suitable for different lighting applications
    Combine smart control with lighting from the SCOPE, FLUX, and EVO series.
  • Part of the in-lite 12V system
    Integrate smart products within a complete in-lite garden lighting plan.

Buy in-lite smart lighting at Gardenlightsstore.com

Explore the complete range of in-lite smart lighting at Gardenlightsstore.com, including SMART HUB transformers, smart fixtures, and accessories. With over 20 years of experience with in-lite, our lighting specialists can help you choose the right products and check that the different components in your lighting plan are compatible.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a SMART HUB to use in-lite smart lights?

Yes. A SMART HUB is required to use the smart functions of compatible in-lite fixtures. The SMART HUB connects the lighting system to the in-lite app, allowing you to control the smart features of your installation.

Can I use regular in-lite fixtures with a SMART HUB?

Yes. You can connect both regular and smart in-lite fixtures to a SMART HUB. Regular fixtures can be switched as part of their connected lighting zone, while functions such as individual dimming and adjustable light colour are only available with compatible smart fixtures.

Can I control my in-lite garden lighting when I am away from home?

Yes, when your smart lighting system is connected through a SMART BRIDGE. The SMART BRIDGE connects your SMART HUB to the internet, allowing you to control your garden lighting when you are away from home.

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Can I use in-lite smart lighting with Google Home, Apple HomeKit or Amazon Alexa?

Yes. The SMART BRIDGE can connect a compatible in-lite smart lighting system with Google Home, Apple HomeKit, and Amazon Alexa, allowing you to integrate your garden lighting with your smart home setup.

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How many in-lite lights can I connect to one transformer?

There is no fixed number of in-lite lights you can connect to one transformer. The limit depends on the combined VA of the fixtures rather than the number of lights. Add together the VA of all connected fixtures and make sure the total remains below the maximum VA capacity of your HUB or SMART HUB.

What is the difference between an in-lite HUB and SMART HUB?

A standard in-lite HUB provides easy transformer control, while a SMART HUB can be controlled through the in-lite app and offers individually controlled cable outputs and support for in-lite smart fixtures. Your choice therefore depends on both the required VA capacity and the level of control you want.

How do I calculate the VA required for my in-lite transformer?

Add together the VA values of all in-lite fixtures you plan to connect. The combined VA must remain below the maximum capacity of the transformer. For example, a HUB 75 or SMART HUB 75 supports up to 75 VA, while a SMART HUB 150 supports up to 150 VA. We recommend allowing spare capacity if you plan to expand your lighting later.

How can I check if my transformer is working?

First, make sure the transformer is connected to a working power outlet and that the reset button hasn't been triggered. Then check that the low-voltage cable is securely connected. If the transformer isn't supplying power, none of the connected fixtures will operate.

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How do I make a lighting plan for my garden?

A garden lighting plan is a simple sketch that shows where every outdoor light will be installed before you buy any fixtures. A good lighting plan improves safety, highlights key features such as trees and pathways, and helps you choose the correct transformer and number of fixtures. Most gardens can be planned in five simple steps and within an hour.

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