Lightwaverf

Lightwaverf sells smart home hardware — dimmers, sockets, relays, motion sensors, and scene selectors — that you control from your phone or with physical switches. The products are designed to replace standard light switches and power outlets, adding wireless control and automation to existing home wiring. The company positions itself as a complete, stylish, and affordable smart home system that works out of the box.

The hardware uses a proprietary point-to-point protocol called Link Plus, which the company says gives better range and lower latency than typical smart home radios. The smart dimmers offer custom dimming profiles for smooth light transitions, and the smart sockets include energy monitoring that can send notifications if a device is left on or automatically turn it off. Motion sensors can trigger lights based on movement and ambient brightness. The system also supports scheduling and remote control via the Lightwaverf app.

This is a good fit for homeowners who want to upgrade their lighting and power control without rewiring the whole house. It's also useful for people renovating older properties — the site features case studies of Edwardian, Victorian, and barn conversions. If you want to turn lights on from your phone, set schedules, or get alerts when you've left the straighteners on, Lightwaverf gives you the hardware to do it.