I’m about to do a kitchen remodel and will be incorporating smart lighting but need help to make sure I’m doing the right things. Here is my challenge: I will have 5 can lights on one single pole switch and want to control 1 (Sink light) separately from the other 4 (Main kitchen lights). I plan…

That should work fine if The Wiz lights have a smartthings integration. However, I didn’t see that specific model listed in the SmartThings app under Wiz, so you might want to verify with their tech-support that it is included in the official cloud to cloud integration. :thinking:

I am using Wiz GU10 bulbs but don’t have this Halo HLB6 model but if you are able to add this to the Wiz app, then it should flow to Smartthings too. Also, if you have this Smart HLB WiZ Pro Canless | Cooper Lighting Solutions | Cooper Lighting Solutions , then it should integrate with smartthings

@Subramanian_Swaminat yes, those are the lights I was planning to get. They say they are compatible with Smart things and the Zen32 is also compatible but requires the Edge Driver, not sure what that is…

requires the Edge Driver, not sure what that is… This should help explain: FAQ: I have no idea what Edge is. Is that a new developer tool? (2022) Just read the first section, and it should answer most of your questions. :sunglasses:

Thanks for confirming that this is a good switch. I just want to make sure I understand how it works. Even when it’s “off” the smart lights on that circuit can still be turned on with an action from another device, right? Also, do you know if you can set switch 1 to turn on the smart lights and d…

I thought the lights you mentioned were Wi-fi as I have 6 Wiz bulbs all of which are Wi-fi so it should connect straight to your wiz app when pairing. Then, you can link Wiz and Smartthings after which it will appear in Smartthings like how it happened for me. I don’t even know if Wiz has any Zigbee…

[image] Mike.Kintop: Even when it’s “off” the smart lights on that circuit can still be turned on with an action from another device, right? Correct - in the settings, you would set “relay load control” to “disable switch and z-wave”, meaning the load connection from the switch is always on, …

[image] Mike.Kintop: Thanks for confirming that this is a good switch. I just want to make sure I understand how it works. Even when it’s “off” the smart lights on that circuit can still be turned on with an action from another device, right? Also, do you know if you can set switch 1 to turn on…

I mentioned dimmer but I meant an action the sets the light to 80% as an example. So many options going through my head. One option could be for the main button to turn on/off all of the can lights as designed and use one of the scene button to turn off everything but the light over the sink and a…

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Barkis (John C) March 10, 2024, 10:06pm 6

This is a great switch, I’m sure you will be happy with the possibilities is provides. The link from @JDRoberts is a must-read! You’ll also want to review this link for information on the required Edge drivers for this device.

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