Simplify your Light! Bluetooth technology makes modern lighting control incredibly simple. All sorts of light sources can be interconnected, set, adjusted and operated quickly and easily via app. Lights on all sides of the building are clustered into lighting groups and synchronised in hardly any time whatsoever. Now choose your favourite light from our 100 and more Bluetooth-compatible Connect spots, Cube lights and floodlights.
The benefits to you - all at a glance
Can be remotely controlled in response to a tap of the finger.
No more unscrewing, no more turning fiddly control dials! Whether reach or brightness - all settings are conveniently made via an app on your smartphone.
Wirelessly interconnect all lights all around the building.
Wave goodbye to unsightly wiring. Whether in the garden or on side of the building - Connect lights from STEINEL are easily interconnected via Bluetooth without the need for cables.
Intelligent lighting groups.
One for all! Whenever any light in the group detects a movement, all of the others come on in absolute synchrony. New settings are always synchronised the moment they are made. This saves valuable time.
Future-proof. Compatible. Cost-effective.
Many of our products already speak Bluetooth - and they are growing number. And they can all be interconnected - whether spot, Cube light or floodlight.
Discover our Bluetooth range
The right lighting solution for any situation
Any questions?
Which products can be interconnected?
Can you integrate these products into a smart home system?
What distance do I need to allow between the products?
How many products can I interconnect?
How well is the wireless control system protected from unauthorised access?
Can the products also be set without an app or smartphone?
Why has STEINEL opted for Bluetooth?
All STEINEL Bluetooth products, whether outdoor light, spot or floodlight, can be interconnected. Other Bluetooth product makes, however, cannot be interconnected with STEINEL products.
At the moment, they can't be integrated into a smart home system, but our developers are working on ways of resolving the problem.
The minimum distance for Cube lights and the 800-series is 5 m to avoid inadvertent activation by the iHF sensors. But if you do ever wish to install the products more closely together, simply deactivate the sensor on every second product via an app. For all other products, there is no need to observe any minimum distance. The maximum distance between any product should not be any more than 30 m.
In theory, any number of products can be interconnected. However, a new network should be opened if you are interconnecting more than 100 products.
A password can be set for both the installation level and the user level. This can prevent unauthorised access. Alternatively, Bluetooth access can be completely deactivated and will only be reactivated for 60 minutes after a power reset.
The Cube-series products can be set on the product itself and also using the app. All other products can only be operated via the app.
To begin with, Bluetooth is a standard that has proven its high level of communication reliability for many years, it is available on virtually every terminal device and, supporting the low-energy standard, uses an extremely low level of energy - much less than Wi-Fi, for example. Then, of course, it requires no bridge/gateway in the way that other wireless protocols do, such as Zigbee.