Aqara today introduced five new smart lamps compatible with Apple Home. The lights also support Thread and Zigbee and can pair with Aqara sensors and switches.
The T1 floor lamp is a tall rod-shaped luminaire with a wall-wash effect. It has 18 controllable zones that can be set to different colors and supports white light from 2000K to 9000K up to 1000 lumens.
The Aqara T2 LED Downlight has a slim profile for low ceilings or renovation. It supports 16 million colors and white light from 2000K to 9000K. The T2 cuttable LED strip has 108 LEDs per meter and is ideal for use under cabinets and along shelves. Aqara claims it provides even light with no visible hot spots. The light strip has 18 controllable zones every three meters for smooth color gradients.
H1 outdoor string lights are weatherproof for use on patios and decks. The lights have individually controllable zones with the same white light range as other lights and can adjust based on time of day, environment and triggers from other smart home devices.
Aqara also announced H1 permanent outdoor lights that can be used all year round. The lights feature independently controlled LEDs and can be extended or trimmed to fit any roofline.
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Aqara presents its new lights at IFA. Pricing and launch schedule are not yet available.
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