By Dani Sheehan.
Outdoor lighting has come a long way from manual switches and fixed-timer systems. Today’s homeowners expect more: personalization, convenience and the ability to create an atmosphere at the touch of a button. Systems built on Bluetooth mesh networks, like those offered by Alliance Outdoor Lighting, can give you a competitive advantage to do just that. Here’s why Bluetooth-enabled lighting matters, how they work and how to make them a selling point with your clients.
Wi-Fi, while once a popular smart tech capability, can often be more trouble than it’s worth. Spotty coverage, router dependency and client password sharing make Wi-Fi-controlled lighting clunky and unreliable.
Instead of relying on a single internet access point, Bluetooth fixtures and range extenders communicate with each other to form a self-healing network, giving your customers reliable, responsive control even across a large backyard space.
Other advantages to Bluetooth technology include:
Most customers want three things for their lighting: control, color and simplicity. The Alliance BT System delivers all three, and it works with any standard low-voltage transformer. That means you can offer Bluetooth lighting on both new installations and retrofit projects.
What you can offer:
With a simple, user-friendly app available on iOS and Android, your customers can turn lights on or off, group fixtures and play with color whenever they want.
Most homeowners don’t want a tech lesson; they want confidence. When presenting a Bluetooth system, focus on what it does for them:
“This lighting system gives you full control over your yard’s look and feel all from your phone. You can easily transition from bright and secure to soft and festive.”
Avoid diving too deep into signal range or voltage details unless the homeowner is curious. Instead, emphasize the experience of living with smart outdoor lighting: effortless control, personalization and the joy of a beautifully lit evening space to enjoy.
Learn more about Alliance Outdoor Lighting in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit allianceoutdoorlighting.com/#.
Dani is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When she's not writing or researching, she's exploring new hiking trails or teaching yoga classes.
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