Smart Buttons

Smart buttons (or scene controllers) are wireless or wired input devices that trigger smart home actions — from turning on lights to starting complex routines — with one or more physical taps. Think of them as the “light switch” for your digital home.

How it works

A smart button is a programmable, physical button that sends signals to a controller or hub to trigger automations, scenes, or device actions.

They don’t control a load directly (like a switch). Instead, they send a command — e.g., “turn off all lights”, “start morning routine”, or “play music”.

They’re essentially smart home remotes — simple, tactile triggers for complex behavior.

Uses & Ideas

• Bedside table:Toggle bedroom lamp / activate night mode
• Front hallway:Toggle hallway light / arm security
• Kitchen:Start morning scene (coffee maker, news, lights)
• Living room: Control media (play/pause, volume up/down)
• Bathroom: Double-tap = exhaust fan + mirror light
• Exit door: Single press = turn off all lights + lock door