Using a white bulb with scenes

This guide walks you through using the control screen for your smart bulb. Learn how to adjust the lighting, schedule your routines, and start dynamic lighting scenes to easily create the perfect atmosphere.

💡 Feature guide

Turning on and off

To instantly illuminate your room or plunge the space into darkness with a simple gesture, use the main on/off button on your control screen.

Adjusting brightness

To perfectly adjust the brightness to your activity, whether you want to create a relaxing, dimmed atmosphere or enjoy bright lighting for reading, simply slide the brightness control to the desired level.

White mode

To accompany your moments of focus or relaxation with natural light, select “White” mode and then adjust the temperature to smoothly transition from energizing cool white to warm, cozy white.

Scenes and lighting animations

To enhance your daily life with dynamic, immersive built-in scenes such as the northern lights or a campfire, open the “Scenes” tab and tap the play button on the card of your choice to instantly start the corresponding animation.

Scene description and speed adjustment

To view the full description of a lighting scene or adjust its pace to your liking, tap the ⋮ icon on the scene card to open the details screen, then adjust the speed slider on a scale of 1 to 10; this new speed takes effect immediately if the animation is active and remains saved for this bulb the next time you start it.

Creating a timer

When you need your bulb to turn off or on automatically after a specific amount of time, such as just before you go to sleep, tap the timer creation button, choose the desired action, scroll to the desired duration in hours or minutes, and press the start button.

Scheduling times

To fully automate your daily lighting without having to think about it, tap the scheduling button and then the add symbol to set your regular schedules by entering the start time, desired state, and repeat days before saving your routine.


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