Acuity Brands’ Fresco touchscreen lighting controller can control traditional line-voltage dimming, switching, 0–10V, DALI, nLight and DMX for RGB and tunable white fixtures. It integrates with building management systems through BACnet/IP to trigger scenes and set levels for zones, channels and groups.

Acuity Brands’ nPS 80 DALI controller automatically addresses and configures up to 64 connected DALI drivers. It is remotely configurable and upgradeable. It controls a maximum of 16 DALI zones.

Cooper Lighting Solutions’ RSP-L-010-347 WaveLinx Lite Switchpack is a lighting control device. It is designed for controlling (on/off/dim) commercial and industrial lights and receptacles in spaces such as offices, classrooms, parking garages and more. It consists of a 120–347V AC 20A relay and a continuous 0–10V dimming control. 

Pharos’ Expert lighting controller enables control of decorative and functional lighting. With DMX, DALI and a couple of contact closures and relays on board, it provides up to 1,024 channels. The Expert commissioning software enables users to set up and create lighting designs.

Savant’s Multistat thermostat features a high-res touchscreen that displays indoor and outdoor temperatures and the local forecast. Users can dim lights, lower shades, cue playlists and light a gas fireplace. They can create single set points for room temperature based on time of day and schedule climate-control routines.

LEDvance’s Sylvania Wi-Fi LED smart lamp is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Users can customize brightness to their mood, an occasion or time of day. It can be used with the Sylvania app or voice commands such as dim, brighten, on or off. 

Shelly Bulb’s Duo E26 Wi-Fi operated lamp with dimming is designed to fit in a standard light socket. Users can choose their preferred color temperature, from warm to cool white. It can be controlled through the Shelly app or voice assistants. Users can set schedules and follow the sunrise
and sunset.

Legrand’s WNRH1WH Radiant Smart Gateway replaces an existing switch or outlet to provide a hub for a home’s smart lighting control. It is compatible with other smart products through Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and more. It uses a dedicated mesh network, and users can enable easy scheduling, create groups, set scenes and more. 

Leviton’s Decora Smart Zigbee 3.0 lighting control system features a dimmer, a switch and two easy-to-install smart plugs. It is compatible with many home automation systems, and it enables homeowners to control lights from anywhere, reduce energy consumption and use customized lighting. Users can install multiple in-wall dimmers and switches to create lighting scenes.

Lutron’s Athena lighting control system combines lighting sources with shades and connected apps. There is no minimum load requirement, and a right-sized processor delivers a solution fit for small and large spaces. The digital controls enable users to repurpose a space without rewiring. Cloud connectivity allows for open integration.

Lutron’s Caseta lighting control system automatically schedules lights to turn on whenever it gets dark (adjusting as sunset changes throughout the year) and enables users to schedule lights or program lighting scenes. It includes Smart Away, a feature that turns lights on and off at random to make it appear like someone’s always home. Users receive an alert when they are heading out and have left lights on.

Gerard Lighting's Diginet Sitara system provides home lighting control with dimming using the Avi-on app, wireless wall switches and in-wall dimmers. It can be integrated with voice-based control using Amazon Echo products. 

Eaton’s Halo Home smart lighting system with Bluetooth can control one light or more than 100 lighting products using the Halo Home app. The connected LED lighting fixtures are easy to install and ready to connect to an entire smart lighting system out of the box.

Hubbell Lighting's PowerHUBB integrated, scalable PoE platform features a PoE node intelligent lighting hub and passes data downstream to daisy-chained device nodes.