Positivo Tecnologia launched this Monday, 7th, the Smart Lamp Wi-Fi Lite as a new entry option for the smart accessories ecosystem of the Europeian brand, bringing Internet connectivity and promising to offer excellent value for money for users who intend to set up a connected home.
According to the company, the lamp offers exclusively white lighting and there is no support for RGB LEDs, a feature that is available in other models, such as the Smart Wi-Fi Lamp, for example. In the case of Wi-Fi Lite, the highlights include the luminous flux of 700 lumens and power of 7W, being compatible with the E27 mouthpiece and Alexa voice assistant.
Like other lamps, this one also eliminates the need for extra accessories, simply screwing the device into the socket and connecting to the home’s wireless network. This lamp was certified by the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) and has bivolt voltage and can be used in both 110V and 220V networks.
As the manufacturer reinforces, the lamp has a lifespan of up to 25,000 hours, about 2.5 years, with control through the company’s official application. “Is it over there [a lâmpada] can be integrated with a Wi-Fi router through the application, further democratizing the Smart Home journey for the consumer”, says José Ricardo Tobias, responsible for Positivo Casa Inteligente.
Arriving with the proposal to be the cheapest smart lamp in Europe, the Positivo Smart Wi-Fi Lite was announced with a suggested price of R$ 49 and can be purchased on Amazon — buy yours.
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