Nanoleaf, known for his offer of iPhone-connected lighting products, announced the introduction of two new devices today. The nanolea cable light is a super flexible LED light strip that can be bent in almost any shape.
It is more flexible than the traditional strips of light from Nanoleaf and it has a silicone cover that diffuses the light so that it does not have to be under or behind a television, display or another device. It can be made in a certain form that manipulated in an abstract design or used to implement furniture and decor.
Each rope light of 70 US dollars is five meters long (16 feet) and can display several colors at the same time. Nanoleaf sends it with assembly clamps so that they can be safely mounted on a wall in a variety of designs. There are a total of 420 LEDs in the light, and there are 300 lumens, therefore more of an ambient lighting product than a lamp exchange.
The Smart Multicolor Sehampen can be controlled via the Nanoleaf app and can also connect to HomeKit via the matter so that it can be controlled with the Home app and Siri -Language Commands. The integration of matter also enables other homekit products to be controlled in scenes and automation. More than 16 million colors are supported in the Nanoleaf app, with customizable colors and patterns available.
The Nanoleaf solar garden lights are an affordable option for solar ackish lighting with 50 US dollars for two. In contrast to most Nanoleaf products, the solar garden lights do not combine with homekit or the Nanoleaf app and are controlled instead using a remote control included.
There are eight lamps per solar garden light, together with a solar panel that can be placed in the sun to keep the lights charged. Alternatively, the lights contain a USB-C connection and can also be charged in this way.
We were able to test the solar garden lights before the start and found that they worked well. A quick USB-C fee provided enough strength to get it up to run, and charging in the sun kept it powerful. The lights are not designed in such a way that they enter into during the day and how many solar lights only activate at night.
While app controls would be beautiful, the remote cycles with 11 animated scenes with different colors and eight solid color options. There are also warm and white light settings for those who do not take care of multi -colored lights. The stems for the onions can be manipulated in an ideal shape, and the nanolea sails are in two sizes so that they can adapt the height to their taste. The lights look good for plants given the spray design.
The solar garden lights offer IP65 weather protection so that they stop the rain and elements, and there are controls to lead them in steps for 4, 6 and 8 hours. Compared to the inexpensive solar lights that are easy to find in Big Box Stores, Nanoleafs have a more stable sunbash and quality, flexible lamps with a unique look. Up to 20 lights can be controlled at the same time, and Nanoleaf has multi-packs available.
As of today, both new products can be bought on the Nanoleaf website. The solar garden lights costs from 50 US dollars and the rope light costs 70 US dollars.
Nanoleaf not only introduced new products, but also announced that they are expanding in 2,500 Walmart -Indian trades in the USA. Nanoleaf products will be available in addition to Amazon, the Nanoleaf website, Best Buy and other retailers from Walmart.