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Smart Bulb

Control lights remotely from anywhere. Integrates with your fire system to automatically illuminate exit paths during an alarm.

Smart bulb

Features

  • Remote dimming and control
  • Automated schedules and scenes
  • Energy-efficient LED technology
  • Entry lighting automation
  • Exit path lighting during alarms

Automated Lighting, Not Just Remote Control

Beyond turning lights on and off from your phone, smart bulbs can be set to schedules and scenes: porch lights on at dusk, entry lighting that turns on automatically when you disarm the system at the front door, or a simulated occupancy pattern while you are traveling. LED technology keeps the ongoing energy cost of running these schedules low compared to standard bulbs left on a timer.

Entry lighting automation is one of the more practical everyday uses: the system can turn on interior lights the moment you disarm at the door, so you are never walking into a dark house.

Exit Path Lighting: The Safety Feature

When a fire alarm triggers, integrated smart bulbs can automatically illuminate the path to your nearest exit. Smoke reduces visibility fast, and finding a light switch in a smoke-filled hallway is exactly the kind of thing people struggle with in an actual emergency. Automatic exit lighting removes that step.

As with the fire-integrated door lock and thermostat, this only works because the bulbs are tied into the same ADT panel that detects the fire, not because of anything the bulb does by itself.

FAQs

What's the safety feature beyond just remote light control?

Automatic exit-path lighting: when a fire alarm triggers, integrated smart bulbs can illuminate the path to your nearest exit, which matters since smoke reduces visibility fast.

Does it turn on automatically when I get home?

It can be set to trigger entry lighting automatically the moment you disarm the system at the front door, so you're never walking into a dark house.

Does this work standalone, or does it need the ADT panel?

The safety automations, like exit-path lighting, only work because the bulbs are tied into the same ADT panel that detects the fire, not because of anything the bulb does on its own.

Related equipment

Often installed alongside the Smart Bulb, all part of Home Automation.