Note: This article applies to LEDVANCE/Sylvania SMART+ lights only.
For information on how to set up and control lights from other makers, refer to smart device control page and smart device setup page.
Google Nest and Home speakers or displays allow you to turn your LEDVANCE/Sylvania SMART+ lights on and off, and control the color and brightness by the use of voice commands, the Google Home app, or a visual device like Google Nest displays. All LEDVANCE/Sylvania SMART+ lights can be paired with Google Assistant-enabled speakers and smart displays. You can connect up to 6 LEDVANCE/Sylvania SMART+ lights.
Set up your LEDVANCE/Sylvania SMART+ lights:
- Set up your speaker or smart display, if you haven’t already done so.
- Plug in and turn on your LEDVANCE/Sylvania SMART+ light in the same room as your speaker or smart display.
- Open the Google Home app
. Make sure you have the most recent version.
- Tap Devices
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- Choose a home to set up the light in
tap Next.
- Your Google Home app will start to scan for nearby devices that are ready for setup.
- Tap Set up some smart lights.
- Turn on your smart light
- Your Google Home app will scan again.
- Select the light you’d like to set up. Your light may blink when selected.
- Where is this device? Choose a room for your light.
- To create a custom room, tap Add custom room
- To create a custom room, tap Add custom room
- Create a unique name. Type in the name for your light that you'll use for voice commands. It's recommended to use a name like "reading light" or "overhead light." For best results, don’t include the room in the light’s name. (When you say the room name in a voice command, your speaker or display controls all the lights in the room.)
- Setting up your smart light. Your light may blink a few times.
- Your light is ready. Tap Done.
- Setup is successful. You can now control your lights with your speaker or display.
. Make sure you have the most recent version.
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tap Next.Control your lights
Basic voice commands
| To do this: | Say "Hey Google" or “Ok Google," then: |
| To turn a light on or off | "Turn on or off <light name>" |
| Dim lights | "Dim the desk light" or "Dim all the lights” |
| Brighten lights | "Brighten the desk light" |
| Set a light brightness to a certain percentage | "Set desk light to 50%" or "Set lights to 70%" |
| Dim or brighten lights by a certain percentage | "Dim/Brighten lamp by 50%" or "Dim/Brighten lights by 10%" |
| Turn on or off all lights | "Turn on or off all of the lights" |
| Set lights to wake color | "Set lights to bright white" |
| Set lights to everyday color | "Set lights to soft white" |
| Set lights to sleep color | "Set lights to candlelight" |
| Change the color temperature of lights | "Change lights to 2700 kelvin (2000-7000 range)" |
Note: When your speaker or smart display and compatible lights are in the same room in the Google Home app (because you would assign your light a room during setup), your speaker or display will know your voice commands are for the lights in that room. For example, if your speaker or smart display and smart lights are in the living room, and you say "Hey Google, turn off the lights," then the living room lights will turn off.
Other ways to control your lights
- You can turn your lights on and off from the Google Home app. You can also change the color temperature.
- To control your lights and other smart devices with just one voice command, you can set a routine.
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