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.

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.