Sure, you can install some brands of smart switches in a junction box that doesn’t have a neutral wire, but until now, you’d also need a hub to make the smart switch work. That’s about to change ...

In the past, smart switch users in older homes that lack neutral wiring had to cough up the cash for a wireless hub to make their switches work, but C by GE recently announced new—and hubless—smart ...

It's been a while since we heard from GE about its smart home arm, but today the company announced several new items designed to make its already straightforward lighting ecosystem even easier to use.

・Can control GE Cync bulbs and fixtures, even if they’re not wired to the switch ・Doesn’t rely on a smart home hub ・Can work on 3-way/4-way circuits without needing companion switches ・Matter ...

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CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--First announced at CES, GE Lighting’s new C by GE Full Color Lights, Tunable White bulbs, Smart Switches, and a Smart Plug are now available to help consumers do more at ...

・Broad ecosystem support, starting with Matter (and GE Lighting’s Cync line) ・Its most interesting features only work with Cync bulbs and fixtures ・Bulky dimensions make for a tough fit in an ...

Why this is important: Matter continues to play an important role in the smart home, and it’s great to see GE Lighting bolstering its product catalog with two devices that support the interoperability ...

CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--To provide more consumers with enhanced smart home options, GE Lighting is adding several new C by GE technologies to its ever-expanding portfolio of smart home products.

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