Lightwave's clever devices offer practical and unique solutions through an innovative approach to Smart Home technology.

Mount your Wire-Free Scene Selector anywhere and trigger pre-set lighting scenes at the touch of a button. Each of the switches has an LED, I personally didn’t like the look of these as it was a bit of a clash of styles with what we were going for, but as we describe later, you can do something about this.The Wire-Free Smart Switch allows you to have a switch anywhere you want, no channelling out for wires or backboxes. This Lightwave Starter Kit includes the LP2 model of the Link Plus which is not backwards compatible with Lightwave's first-generation Connect Series devices.

Mains voltage is 230V AC and has a tolerance of 10%, some products are 220V or 240V AC which means they can be classed as mains voltage.

Smart lighting can replace these switches offering the same manual operation as well as voice and app control.

I might even spend a bit more time making the gradient even more subtle to really get a realistic sunrise effect so my brain is tricked even more. Lightwave products can be retrofitted with no need for additional wiring and allow a world of smart possibilities. With a Link Plus hub and a Smart Dimmer, this starter kit serves as a perfect introduction to smart home control and the Lightwave system. The Lightwave Link Plus sits at the heart of your smart home system, enabling easy remote control of your devices.Formally known as Lightwave RF, Lightwave is a home automation system that allows you to control your lights and electrical devices from your smartphone, voice or directly on the switches, power sockets or heating controls. This clever device can be installed in place of a standard light switch or dimmer without extra wiring and controlled remotely using the Lightwave App (available for iOS or Android) and Link Plus. Match Lightwave Smart products with standard sockets and switches in the Contemporary Screwless range - White matching sockets and switches and the Brushed Steel matching sockets and switches. Lightwave do all sorts of different smart devices, heating, sockets, sensors so we reckon it’s definitely worth thinking about whether you can use them in your own home.