Philips Hue announces wall modules that integrate regular bulbs into its ecosystem
The new devices promise to bring non-smart lighting into the manufacturer's system, alongside new lamp and fixture options.
Smart lighting manufacturer Philips Hue has announced the launch of its first wired wall modules. Installed behind existing conventional light switches, the new devices aim to integrate non-smart bulbs into the Hue ecosystem, allowing these traditional light sources to be controlled through the company's system.
In addition to the wall modules, the company revealed the launch of new table and floor lamps belonging to the Play line. As detailed by The Verge, these new products serve as more affordable alternatives compared to the brand's current Signe series.
Hue's portfolio update also includes improvements to its E14-socket bulbs. Information regarding the technical specifications, release dates, and official pricing for these new products was not disclosed in the consulted sources.
What is the purpose of the new Philips Hue wall modules?
The new wired wall modules are installed behind existing conventional light switches to integrate non-smart, regular bulbs into the Philips Hue ecosystem, allowing them to be controlled via the company's smart system.
What other new lighting products did Philips Hue announce?
Alongside the wall modules, Philips Hue announced new, more affordable table and floor lamps in its Play line, as well as improvements to its E14-socket bulbs.
How much will the new Philips Hue products cost and when will they be released?
Philips Hue has not yet disclosed the technical specifications, official pricing, or release dates for the new wall modules, Play lamps, or E14 bulbs.