nanoleaf Skylight Expansion Pack, 1 Smart LED RGBCW Ceiling Light [Requires Starter Kit to Function], Modular Wi-Fi Colour Changing and Dimmable Square, Works with Apple Home Amazon Alexa Google Home

Positioning: Not so easy. Required careful measurement to make sure it does not look weird on the ceiling. A laser level helped immensely. Make sure you have the central one in the position you want. I managed by myself, but would be a lot easier with 2 people, one hold the light in place and another marking the holes. Install: Easy enough. Has live and neutral connections, completely standard unlike other reviews. Follow the pictures in the manual and you will see at one end on the fixture board in BIG letters where to connect. The others are for connecting other lights the central one. What may not be standard is your own home wiring, as mine were. Made things complicated but worked it out. The hole at the top for the mains to go through was a bit small. My mains wiring had 6 wires. Extra lights: Making them tight against the main light was ok. Used a straight edge and matched edges, making sure there was a tight fit, before marking the holes. Be very careful, as even a small deviation will show an ugly gap when the lights are off. Connecting them to the main central light its easy. Use any of the remaining connections on the board. With the smaller and thinner wires, its pretty obvious where they go so just link one light to other through the rubber gasket in the side of the fixture. it is a bit finnicky though. NOTE: Tightening the cover too tight caused one of the lights to not work. Loosening it and making sure the wires are seated correctly remedied. Aesthetics: Good quality plastic, but still looks plasticky. I am ok with that. You can see the gaps in the sides, which may detract visually. That aside, my room could have done with only one, but I put it up in the extension, to give the impression of a skylight. If they were thinner and could recessed, I would somewhat agree. I am thinking of making a wood surround for the sides to make it look prettier to hide the gaps and something nanoleaf should consider selling. Maybe a clear plastic panel inserted within to make it look more homogenous and more skylight looking. But I like the lights. I have quite a few LIFX lights for a long time and some other generic smart colour lights. The only thing I am not so keen on in the app. It is good enough and responsive. But you cannot save individual colours. I have tried to save it as a scene but it keeps failing, maybe it is me. Alexa integration is good. Ask alexa to turn skylight on and off, it will, BUT if you want scenes, you have to say "Alexa....Turn Northern lights on"......simple right???!!! Not when other apps require you to state the name of the device 1st. This will take a while to get used to. I have yet to integrate into home assistant, so cannot comment on this as I am still learning this.

Once finally in, they look great. Hardware is good. Installation is fiddly and instructions terrible - but you can figure it out. Software pairing is very temperamental - It took longer to pair the light than to physically install it. Software is hard to use and flaky. Hard to recommend when software is so bad.

Item was faulty on arrival. Kept randomly disconnecting from the Matter network, going non-responsive and then after a few hours totally died. Unfortunately I’d waited for Nanoleaf support (who are so slow it’s basically useless - 2+ weeks for each step in the to and from while they ask all the o cups I questions about “does it have power” 🙄- but the time I’ve given up I’ve now missed the returns window with Amazon. So they’re basically useless. Support is non existent and I can’t return them 😤 Avoid - or make sure you can install them as soon as they arrive and any sign of an issue, don’t bother with nano leaf support- return them straight away

From the outset i would recommend getting a qualified electrician to fit these. You get three light panels and all fixings inc instruction booklet. The first thing i have to say is the instruction booklet is about as much use as a chocolate fireguard, not very clear, you have to take the top panel off the lights to get to the wiring connections underneath and this can be a bit fiddly. Two of the units come with twin mains cable ( live and neutral ) and these have to be connected to the middle unit ( this unit is the one that is connected to your house mains ). I personally have these on the wall connected with a three pin plug. To use these you have to download the nanoleaf app, simple enough but the app isn't that good in my opinion, firstly the app didn't want to connect to the lights, it took a few times to eventually get it to work and then i found the app to be pretty basic. For what they are i found it to be too much of a mess on, connecting them, installing them and getting them to work, in my opinion not worth it.

I purchased this product and have faced constant issues—one malfunction after another. Despite multiple attempts to contact technical support, I have received no response whatsoever. I have reached out through every available channel—official support, help desk, even social media—and after three weeks, I am still being completely ignored. This level of customer service is unacceptable. If something goes wrong with your purchase, you will be left without any support or resolution. I strongly advise against buying anything from this company. It’s a complete waste of money.

The lights look really nice. I spent hours wiring the lights up and trying to get them to pair with the App, but in the end I gave up with it. First of all I could not install the App on my phone because it needs a very recent version of Android. I've never had an app that required this before. I ended up installing the App on my tablet instead, but then I had issue trying to get it to pair, and in the end I could not get it to pair. I tried using the QR code in the manual and on the light fitting (very hard to scan with the light turned on), and I tired the manual pair button on the app, to no avail. For the electrical installation, the instructions were extremely confusing, and the connections inside are non-standard, so it took me ages to figure it all out. The lights look like they might have been nice if they had worked, but due to the poor instructions, fiddly installation and inability to pair with the App, I can't recommend this.

I was very keen to try these Skylights as nanoleaf is a well know name in the world of LED lighting, being the brand that all the big vloggers seemed to use. When I saw the RRP of these lights I was quite surprised and assumed they must be a premium product. In the starter kit you get the three panels, some fixing hardware and instructions, it didn't seem like much at all, especially for the price. The instructions are quite basic consisting mostly of diagrams that you need to decipher as to what they are implying. The fixing hardware, however, is good with two different types of plugs for different materials. I found that having a perfectly flat surface was critical for installation otherwise you cannot clip the covers back on if the lights are twisted in any way. After installing and powering on the Skylights I followed the instruction in the Nanoleaf App and was able to configure the light and was able to control it, it was even detected and added to my Apple Homekit environment. All seemed ok until I tried to add a schedule to the light using the App, I could configure a schedule and then when I tried to save it, it just disappeared after a couple of seconds, I tried several times with the same result. I decided to try removing the light from the App, and re-adding it, to see if that fixed the scheduling problem, boy was that a mistake. I now cannot control the light at all, I can add the light back into the app but every time I try and control the skylight in the app, the app states the skylight is offline, I know this isn't the case because I can see it connected to my home network, the only thing the light will do is flash when I use the App to identify the light. So, I know have a light I cannot use on my ceiling and removing it will leave 12 holes in the ceiling that will need to be repaired. Overall, a terrible mistake installing these lights which will cost me dearly to remove and put the ceiling right again.

I would give 0stars if I could. Only barely worked for 2 months then all 4 units I have stopped working, contacted the support many times, received advice on how to fix them, it works for 2 days then stops working. I’m so tired of resetting them every week and setting up all my automations again. Huge waste of time and money

Un desastre un dolor de cabeza sincronizarlos con la app

Cela faisait longtemps que j’attendais ce produit de chez Nanoleaf. En tant qu’adepte de la marque, je n’ai jamais été déçu par la qualité, la durabilité et la réactivité de leurs produits. Ce plafonnier ne fait pas exception. J’apprécie énormément le rendu visuel, même si les panneaux sont en plastique, l’apparence finale n’a rien de "cheap". L’installation peut prendre un peu de temps et est plus facile à réaliser à deux, même si c’est faisable en solo. Il faut prendre son temps et bien s’assurer que les carrés sont droits, surtout le premier, qui sert de référence pour les autres. Chaque carré doit être fixé au plafond avec quatre chevilles. Deux types de chevilles sont fournies : pour cloisons sèches et pour plafonds en plâtre. Pour ma part, ne souhaitant pas faire 12 trous dans mon plafond en béton, j’ai choisi de coller chaque carré avec du scotch double face supportant 12 kg. Chaque carré est assez léger, je dirais moins de 1 kg, et pour l’instant tout tient parfaitement. Le plafonnier ne nécessite pas de fil de terre pour l’installation. Les carrés sont assez simples à interconnecter, et il faut veiller à bien arranger les câbles à l’intérieur des panneaux pour qu’ils ne soient pas visibles une fois le plafonnier allumé. Pour cela, des petits crochets à l’intérieur des panneaux facilitent le rangement des câbles. En plus de la notice, le fabricant propose une vidéo sur YouTube pour mieux visualiser le procédé. Il est possible de contrôler la couleur de chaque carré individuellement, comme sur la photo, et même de les animer avec l’application Nanoleaf. Dans Apple Home, il n’est cependant pas possible de configurer plusieurs couleurs pour les carrés. Si vous changez la couleur dans Apple Home, tous les carrés affichent alors la même couleur. À noter qu’il est possible de créer des scènes dans l’application Nanoleaf (avec plusieurs couleurs et animations) et de les exporter dans Apple Home. Vous pourrez alors déclencher la scène depuis Apple Home. Je regrette cependant l’absence du protocole Thread, qui avait pourtant été annoncé par le constructeur lors de la présentation du produit. Ce plafonnier se connecte donc uniquement via Wi-Fi, contrairement à la majorité des autres produits du fabricant qui disposent de Thread. Peut-être qu’une mise à jour logicielle viendra corriger cela plus tard… Points positifs : • Rendu très moderne • Possibilité de créer des scènes et d’animer les panneaux Points négatifs : • Absence du protocole Thread pour une meilleure réactivité • Prix élevé • Rendu plus beau allumé qu’éteint • Installation un peu longue Je ne regrette pas mon achat et je recommande ce produit.

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Starter kit composto da 3 plafoniere LED modello Skylight di Nanoleaf. Comincio la recensione dicendo che ho letto le altre opinioni degli acquirenti e posso dire che i problemi che sono stati segnalati ((ronzii, poca stabilità di collegamento etc) sono legati soltanto a imperizia nell’installazione, i tre moduli che ho installato non hanno alcun difetto e il modulo dotato di antenna wi fi non perde mai la connessione a meno che non sia io a toglierla spegnendo le plafoniere dall’interruttore manuale. Materiali: sono minimal, la parte che va attaccata al soffitto è in plastica e metallo, la copertura opaca è in plastica. Molto moderne, ma potrebbero anche essere troppo “spartane” a seconda dei gusti. Quello che è certo è che una volta accese sono fantastiche, luminosissime se usate come le normali luci e bellissime quando si applicano gli effetti di luce. L’installazione è semplice, ma bisogna avere un po’ di esperienza col trapano e dimestichezza con i collegamenti elettrici. Fondamentale collocare il modulo principale ad una giusta distanza dal router wi fi, altrimenti avrete problemi di connessione e configurazione. Vi consiglio di testare l’intensità del segnale di rete prima di procedere con l’installazione, altrimenti bucherete il soffitto per niente. La configurazione tramite la app di Nanoleaf è immediata, io uso Apple HomeKit è funziona tutto alla perfezione. Vi consiglio di fare la prima configurazione quando sarete ancora sulla scala vicini al modulo pricipale con il vostro smartphone altrimenti avrete difficolta di rilevamento. Importante anche riportare l’orientamento corretto dei moduli sulla app di Nanoleaf affinchè gli effetti di luce funzionino correttamente. Insomma, sono le luci del futuro, poche opere di fissaggio, necessità di solo segnale wi fi diretto senza necessità di hub e funzioni uniche. Prodotto di qualità elevatissima come mi aspettavo da Nanoleaf, attualmente lo migliore sul mercato per questo genere di plafoniere. Attualmente lo starter kit con tre plafoniere (ne potete collegare fino a 99!) costa € 250 che possono sembrare tanti, ma è un prezzo più che giusto per un prodotto unico nel suo genere come questo che consiglio assolutamente! Unica accortezza verificate prima di essere capaci ad installarlo, altrimenti dovrete aggiungere il costo del tecnico.