GE Lighting, a division of the Savant home automation company, will demo its new Cync Reveal HD+ full color undercabinet fixtures and pucks at the 2024 CES show in Las Vegas. The company claims these will be the first and only full-color and edge-lit smart undercabinet lights available in North America.
Cync Reveal lighting promises exceptional clarity, millions of color options, and smart control in an easy-to-install undercabinet fixture. GE Lighting says its smart fixtures’ slim profile and edge-lit design will illuminate countertops with diffused pools of vibrant colors and pure, clean light.
Up to 10 Cync Reveal fixtures can be connected in a daisy chain, and the lights can be easily installed with captive screws as a plug-in or hardwired. They will be available for purchase later this year at Lowes.com, Target.com and Amazon.com starting at $59.99.
GE Lighting’s Cync undercabinet fixtures and pucks will offer millions of color options.
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After the release of the new models, a total of 20 Cync Matter-compatible products will be available. In addition to the Cync Direct Connect Full Color Smart Bulb and Cync Smart Indoor Plug, 18 more products will hit retailers this year. The expanded lineup includes the entire Direct Connect Full Color and Reveal line of bulbs and wafers, an Outdoor Smart Plug, and a Smart Thermostat.
Savant is a company that specializes in custom whole-home automation. Their products can allow a homeowner to control lighting, climate, and home entertainment from a single app or remote. The Savant Power System can manage your home’s electrical use and optimize resources during an outage. All GE Lighting products work seamlessly with Savant’s custom systems.
Users can control their GE Lighting products with the Cync app or the Savant professional app. The products also work with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Matter.
Recent over-the-air updates have improved the dimming range to an industry-leading brightness of less than 1 percent. There are also new music and light shows available via the Cync app. More Cync enhancements are set to be announced throughout 2024.
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