LSC is best known for its LSC Smart Connect line of affordable smart home devices, including lighting and security cameras, as well as professional lighting control systems.
LSC is a brand name primarily associated with I-LSC Smart Connect, a popular line of smart home products available through major European retailers like Action. The LSC Smart Connect ecosystem focuses on accessibility and ease of use, offering a wide range of Wi-Fi-enabled devices such as LED strips, smart bulbs, video doorbells, and security cameras. These products connect directly to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks and are managed via a dedicated mobile app, powered by the Tuya platform, allowing users to automate their homes without complex hubs.
Additionally, the name LSC refers to I-LSC Control Systems, an Australian manufacturer of professional lighting and power control equipment for the entertainment and architectural industries. While the brand category is dominated by consumer smart home electronics, it also encompasses manuals for LSC Control Systems' high-end dimmers, DMX splitters, and control software like Houston X and Mantra.
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No, most LSC Smart Connect devices are designed to operate exclusively on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks. You may need to separate your router bands or disable 5GHz temporarily during the pairing process.
To reset an LSC Smart Connect bulb, switch the light on and off three times consecutively. The bulb should start blinking rapidly, indicating it is in pairing mode.
You can control your devices using the "LSC Smart Connect" app, which is available for download on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
Warranty and troubleshooting support for LSC Smart Connect products is often handled via the partner site help.calex.eu or through the retailer where the product was purchased.
It depends on the specific model's IP rating. Models like the Outdoor Solar Spotlight Camera are rated for outdoor use (e.g., IP44 or IP65), while others like the Baby Mini Camera are intended for indoor use only.