SOLUXLED | 2.4GHz Wireless Lighting Control System Manufacturer
WIRELESS SYSTEM
Scene control saves brightness and CCT combinations for the fixtures paired to one panel. Save a scene once, then recall it with a single tap — no need to manually re-dim every time.
EXAMPLE
SOLUXLED wireless control does not just turn lights ON/OFF. It allows retailers to create flexible lighting strategies for different products, zones, and business periods. With scene control, a single tap moves a store from bright opening light to focused product display to an energy-saving evening mode — each saved as a preset on the zone’s panel. The same approach works in hotel rooms, offices and homes: recall one-tap ambience without manual re-dimming, and re-save any preset whenever preferences change.
09:00–10:00
All zones ON
80% brightness
4000K
10:00–20:00
Product display 100%
General area 80%
Fitting room 70%
New collection 100%Promotion area 100%Entrance 90%
20:00–22:00
Display lighting 50%
General lighting 30%
Non-essential zones OFF
HOW IT WORKS
01
Click the memory button, it will go to M1, Dim and tune the panel’s paired fixtures to how you want the scene to look.
02
Press-and-hold a Memory button to store the current combination.
03
A single tap brings those fixtures back to that exact combination.
WHY IT MATTERS
No manual re-dimming each time
Same exact combination, guest after guest
Combine matching scenes on each panel for whole-room control
No app or cloud needed to keep scenes saved
Re-save a scene whenever preferences change
No training needed to use a labeled scene button
FAQ
The standard panel stores 3 memory presets.
Yes, re-save any preset at any time by setting the fixtures and pressing-and-holding the On/off button again.
Yes, scene memory is stored on the panel and does not need to be reconfigured after power loss.
A scene controls the fixtures paired to that specific panel. For whole-room control across multiple zones, save a matching scene on each zone panel.
RELATED
Each panel’s scenes cover the fixtures paired to it — see how zoning with multiple panels works.