SOLUXLED | 2.4GHz Wireless Lighting Control System Manufacturer
WIRELESS SYSTEM
2.4GHz wireless lighting control with no app pairing, no gateway and no dedicated dimming bus. The wall panel talks directly to the receiver built into every fixture over local RF — here’s exactly what happens between a knob turn and light response, in four simple steps.
THE SIGNAL PATH
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The 86 box knob panel sends brightness, CCT and scene commands over 2.4GHz.
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Each fixture integrates the RF receiver directly into its driver — nothing external to install.
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Downlights, Magnetic track lights, panel lights and strips respond in real time.
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Fixtures are grouped by zone and saved into memory scenes for one-tap recall.
UNDER THE HOOD
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Component
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What It Does
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Panel MCU
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Reads knob and button input, encodes RF commands
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Panel RF module
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Broadcasts on the 2.4GHz ISM band to paired fixtures
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Panel memory
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Stores group assignments and up to 3 scene presets
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Fixture RF receiver
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Built into the driver PCB — no external box
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Fixture driver
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Converts RF commands into dimming and CCT output
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LOCAL BY DESIGN
The core dimming, CCT and scene control loop never leaves the room. That means no subscription, no router outage taking down the lights, and no app to keep updated for the system to keep working. Because every command travels over local 2.4GHz wireless RF, the system still responds when the building’s internet is down, and there is no cloud account to maintain or security firmware to track. This also keeps installation simple for contractors: no gateway to mount, no network credentials to configure, and no software setup during commissioning. Each panel stores up to three presets, and every paired fixture keeps its group and scene memory locally, so a power cut never erases your settings. For hotels, offices and homes, the result is a wireless lighting control layer that behaves exactly like a hardwired system — reliable, predictable and private.
FAQ
No. The core control is local 2.4GHz RF communication. App/cloud functions can be treated as optional only if you develop them later.
Range depends on walls and building materials; see the knob panel spec sheet for typical open-area performance.
Groups and scene memory are stored on the panel and fixtures, so settings persist without needing to re-pair.
Yes, an app/cloud layer can be added as an optional extra without changing the core local control.
RELATED
See how fixtures are organized into groups and how scenes are saved and recalled in our 2.4GHz wireless lighting control system. Group control uses one panel per zone; scenes save brightness and CCT presets you can recall with a single tap. Together they make wireless lighting control intuitive for guests, staff and homeowners alike — no app, gateway or cloud account required.