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HOW TO USE HOMEKIT APP:

You are iPhone user,Scan Homekit QR Code to direct connect it, NO need to regisister account.

Secification:(MFI Certified)
Type: Homekit WIFI LED Neon Strip light
Width: 6MM X 12MM
Light Color: RGB (Include White)
Protection Rate: IP67
Voltage: 12V DC
Length: 1M/2M/3M/4M/5M

Type:WIFI RGB Controller
Input Voltage: DC12V~24V
Network: 2.4GHz Wi-Fi
App : Apple Home kit
Support Mobile: Apple IOS System
Function: Voice Control, APP Remote Control, Dimmable, Compatible with Apple Homekit.

Feature:
【HomeKit remote control】To enable the HomeKit remote control, you need to use HomePod, Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD or iPad. Set these Apple devices as Homekit bridges and connect them to your home WiFi network. and there is no distance limit. Suitable for any 2.4GHz or dual-band WiFi router. No hub is required.

【Voice control】The smart led strip is compatible with Apple HomeKit, Apple Watch, Siri Control your smart light bulb through voice commands, easily turn on/off or dim/illuminate your smart LED light. (E.g. "Hey Siri, set the bedroom light to green")

【Millions Color Changing】Express yourself and make your space more creative with Smart led strip. Choose from 16 million colors and shades of white to instantly change the look and atmosphere of your room. Control remotely with your smart device, create customized scenes and unleash your creativity. Meet your party, read, leisure light.

【Energy Saving&Wide Usage】This LED Strip can be used on anywhere you need colorful light such as home indoor lighting, hotel, meeting room, museum, restaurants, bar, cafe, holiday, party, wedding.

Tips--App

Be sure that you are using 2.4GHz WiFi when connecting with the smart bulb. And WiFi must be detectable status. Many routers have 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz network and your phone will always automatically connect to the 5 GHz network. So, you have to completely turn off your 5 GHz network by going to your router settings (enter the router IP address into your internet browser, usually something like 192.168.1.1), forcing your phone to connect to the 2.4 GHz network.

In addition, the router encryption mode must be WPA2-PSK type and the authentication type must be AES.