Nanoleaf Smart LED Bulb - Multicolor, GU10 - Pack of 3

While the bulbs can connect directly to your Wi-Fi network for basic control via the Nanoleaf app and voice assistants, a Matter-enabled smart home hub (like those from Google, Amazon, or Apple) is recommended for the most seamless integration and advanced Matter features across different brands.

Nanoleaf Smart LED Bulbs are designed for long-term use, typically rated for thousands of hours. Specific lifespan details are usually provided by the manufacturer on packaging or product documentation.

These bulbs are designed for indoor use only. They are not rated for outdoor weather conditions.

To reset a bulb, turn the light switch controlling it off and on five times consecutively. The bulb should flash to indicate it has been reset.

Yes, as long as the bulbs are connected to your home Wi-Fi and your Nanoleaf account is linked, you can control them remotely via the Nanoleaf app from anywhere with an internet connection.

The tunable white range is from 2700 Kelvin (warm white) to 6500 Kelvin (cool white).

Ensure you are using a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Check your Wi-Fi password and router proximity. Try resetting the bulb by turning it off and on 5 times consecutively.

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device during setup. Ensure the bulb is powered on and within range. Close and reopen the Nanoleaf app.

Verify the bulbs are correctly linked to your Alexa or Google Assistant account in their respective apps. Ensure the bulbs are powered and connected to your network.

Check your Wi-Fi connection. Power cycle the bulbs by turning them off at the switch for 10 seconds, then back on. If the issue persists, try re-adding the bulbs to the app.

Confirm that Circadian Lighting is enabled in the Nanoleaf app and that the correct time zone is set for your location. Ensure the bulbs have internet access.