Core Specs - B2B Focus

Description - Business Pitch
The professional choice for smart lighting projects. Unlike WiFi bulbs that clog routers, our ZigBee 3.0 Bulbs connect to a gateway to form a stable Mesh network. This allows you to install 50-100 bulbs in a single home with zero latency group control. Even if the internet fails, local ZigBee switches can still control the lights. Ideal for whole-house lighting solutions where stability and scalability are paramount.

FAQ (Installer & Technical Focus)

• Q: Why use ZigBee bulbs instead of WiFi for a whole house?

  • A: WiFi routers struggle with 20+ smart devices. ZigBee bulbs offload this traffic to a gateway, ensuring your client's internet remains fast and the lights respond instantly.

• Q: Can I control 20 bulbs at once?

  • A: Yes, ZigBee is designed for "Group Control." You can turn on/off or change the color of 20+ bulbs simultaneously with perfect synchronization, unlike WiFi bulbs which often have a "popcorn effect" (turning on one by one).

• Q: Do they work if the internet is down?

  • A: Yes! If you use a ZigBee wireless switch or scene panel, the lights will still work locally even without an internet connection.

• Q: Do you have E26 for the US market?

  • A: Yes, we supply both E27 (EU/Asia) and E26 (US/JP) bases to meet global standards.

• Q: Is it compatible with Philips Hue?

  • A: It follows the standard ZigBee 3.0 protocol, making it compatible with most ZigBee 3.0 hubs, including Tuya and some third-party ecosystems (test recommended).