Casambi

Lighting Control with Casambi Modules

All Casambi modules automatically form a wireless mesh network. Via 2.4GHz radio and the free Casambi app (for Android and iOS), the lighting can be dimmed via smartphone, tablet or smart watch. Alternatively, via the existing light switch or via special Casambi wall transmitter or push button. That is modern lighting control.

Further functions of Casambi lighting control:

• Dim and switch lighting
• Group luminaires
• Configure, save and recall scenes and animations
• Recall scenes or animations based on time and date
• Adjust colour and colour temperatures
• Support of external motion sensors
• Status information from the system
• Device firmware can be updated ("over-the-air")

Universal controller modules for dimming via app

The following devices are available for brightness and/or color Control:

Phasecut (Triac)	CBU-TED		Compact Bluetooth phasecut dimmer. Dimming via conventional switch possible (see article description).
1-10V	CBU-ASD		Depending on the version available as 1-10V or as 0-10V Bluetooth dimmer. Dimming via conventional switch possible (see article description).
DALI	CBU-ASD		Dimmer for DALI lighting control 1-Channel 2-Channel TW (Tunable White) 3-Channel RGB 4-Channel RGB-W Dimming via conventional switch possible (see article description).
PWM	CBU-PWM4		PWM module for controlling LED strips. Different versions available. (1-4 channel, TW, RGB, RGBW, profile selectable).
Switch	Casambi button		Selection of Casambi compatible wall transmitters, as well as push button interface

Links and downloads of the manufacturer

Casambi App download incl. manual

• Casambi App in App Store
• Casambi App in Google Play Store
• Casambi App Short User Guide (eng. PDF) 

specification - application description

• Casambi Specification - Casambi technoloy tender texts for poject specification 

Product data sheets

• CBU-TED User Guide (eng. PDF)
• CBU-ASD User Guide (eng. PDF)
• Xpress product description (eng. PDF) 

posts and publications

• "Why Casambi won and what it means for lighting controls" by John Bullock in Lux Review 07.12.2016.
• "Bluetooth thinking" by David Morgan in the 89. issue of Mondo*Arc magazine.
• "Advanced Bluetooth 4.0 based Smart Lighting Technology" by Saara Guastella in the 54. issue of LED Professional Review