Specifications
In this article, we present a comprehensive overview of the versatile specifications of the Puck Light (PL 115) smart home light from Innr. This product has been categorized as surface-mounted spot.
Communication
What would smart devices in our household be if they could not communicate with each other? Most likely not smart! For this reason, Innr has provided one or more of the following communication channels for integration:
- Zigbee protocol
Supported functions
The following features/functions are supported by this device:
- Control the light conveniently with your smartphone or the Bridge - switch it on or off as required.
- Change the brightness.
- The lamp can be adjusted so that it shines in a clear white.
- Automated activation function.
Third party integrations
Don't want to use the integration/bridge that the manufacturer Innr specifies? That's not a problem. See the list below for all verified integrations that work with Puck Light (PL 115) :
- Connection via Zigbee2MQTT
- Zigate
- Deconz - Smart Home Management
- Google Home
- Alexa Smart Home
Light
The lamp can assume a color temperature between 2700 and 2700 kelvin. The brightness (lumens) of the Smarthome light was specified by Innr with 165 lumen. For comparison, an average halogen tube has a value of about 410 lumens with a power consumption of 40W. Typical light bulbs from the old days usually consume about 25-40 watts per hour. The smarthome light described here Puck Light (PL 115) gets by in comparison with 9 w.
Design
While LED's usually have a much longer life span than conventional bulbs, the replacement of the bulbs was not made possible by Innr. Admittedly, this is acceptable for pure light bulbs, but larger housings could cause more electrical waste. The device has a weight of 130 g.
Protection
The smart home lights have a classification of IP20 and may offer a certain degree of protection against water, dust and accidental contact. Further details can be found in the IP code article on Wikipedia.