LIGHTIFY Home FAQs

You need an iOS/Android Tablet or Smartphone (iOS 10.0 until 14.6 / Android 5.0 until 11.0), a Wi-Fi router as well as a LIGHTIFY Gateway and one or more ZigBee devices. You have the option of expanding the system up to 50 light sources.

LIGHTIFY has a similar range as Wi-Fi, which means that the radio waves penetrate the walls of your home. Depending on the construction material the signal might be reduced at certain levels. However, the signal cannot penetrate certain surfaces such as electric conductive materials.

Download the LIGHTIFY App to the device to be used. Then you only need to select SMART LOCAL MODE and either pick your already setup Gateway from the list or click on "onboard using QR code" to setup a new system.

Apps:

Download Android

Download iOS

You can control the system via any tablet or smartphone which has the LIGHTIFY App installed and which is connected to your home Wi-Fi. A maximum of five users can access a LIGHTIFY system simultaneously.

Apple devices:

The "OSRAM LIGHTIFY App" is compatible with iPhone and iPad. Operating systems from IOS 10.0 to 14.6 are supported. Operating systems with a lower version number are not supported, also for higher versions compatibility can unfortunately not be assured. Please note: The LIGHTIFY App for iPads is available in the Apple Store if you choose "for iPhone" as the search term.

Note: The LIGHTIFY App for iPads is available in the Apple Store if you choose "for iPhone" as the search term.

Android devices:

The OSRAM LIGHTIFY App is compatible with smartphones and tablets operating with the Android operating system version 5.1 to 11.0. Operating systems with a lower version number are not supported, also for higher versions compatibility can unfortunately not be assured.

Other devices:

Blackberry or Windows smartphones are not supported.

You can easily integrate up to 50 devices into your LIGHTIFY system. To add new lights simply press the ‘+’ in the bottom right corner on the “Module” screen and follow the instructions in the App.

No, the offline control of devices is also supported if your home Wi-Fi is temporarily disconnected from the internet.

1. Install the latest Lightify App

2. If you are already logged in, you do not have to do anything. You can just open the app and continue using it as you have before.

3. If you have a new phone, a friend that wants to connect to your system, you have logged out or you just want to have a look,

4. please just open the app

5. Select SMART LOCAL MODE

6. Pick your Gateway from the list

Please follow the steps below and retry after each step:

1. Install the latest Lightify App and open it

2. Logout from the app and tap on the back button to get to the landing page.

3. Please select “SMART LOCAL MODE”

4. Please select your Gateway from the list below “Gateways found in your Wi-Fi:”

5. If no Gateways are shown on the list:

a. iOS:

i. Please make sure that Lightify is allowed to access the “local network” (Phone Settings > Lightify > enable “Local Network”)
ii. Please deactivate the Wi-Fi connection on your phone for some seconds and enable it again
iii. Enable “Location Services” of the Phone

• 1. Go to Settings > Privacy > “Location Services”
• 2. Tap on Location
• 3. Tap the switch to turn ON

iv. Enable Location Permission for Lightify app

• 1. Go to Settings > Tap on Apps & Notifications
• 2. Tap on Lightify app
• 3. Turn Location permission ON

v. If you are still not able to find your Gateway in the list, please delete the Lightify App. Please start at step 1 again.

b. Android:

• i. Please deactivate the Wi-Fi connection on your phone for some seconds and enable it again
  ii. Please delete the data from the Lightify App (Phone Settings >Apps > Lightify > Storage > Delete Data). Please start from Step 2 again.

6. Plug out the Gateway for 10s and plug it in again. After up to 4 minutes the system should be controllable again

• a. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

7. Router

• a. Restart your router
  b. Disable the 5GHz bandwidth on the Wi-Fi Router
  c. Switch to another Wi-Fi channel in the Router settings
  d. Disable any addon on your router that might disturb the connection (e.g. IP-Blocker)
  e. Check Router settings, if discovery of an HTTP_TCP Service is allowed

8. If the Gateway has been connected to a different Wi-Fi (e.g. by another user) or you are not able to get it to show up in the list of available Gateways, please press the reset button on the side of the Gateway for 5 seconds while it is plugged in into a power socket. Please start the Lightify App afterwards and select the Smart Local Mode. Please press the button called “Onboard using QR Code” at the bottom of the screen to setup your system. Please follow the instructions on the screen.

1. If you can still connect to the Gateway with your app, please go into the app settings > System Settings > reset system

2. If you do not have the access to the Gateway anymore, please press the reset button for 5 seconds on the bottom of the Gateway while is plugged in into a power socket. Afterward open the Lightify App, select Smart Local Mode and press “Onboard using QR Code”

Note: Please make sure that all Zigbee devices are powered before attempting any of the options above. If the devices are powered during the Gateway reset process, then they will receive a factory reset command that they can easily be used in another system or for setting up the new system.

Devices (lamps, lights, smart plugs, sensors and light switches) can be integrated into the Lightify system in Smart Local Mode. This is still done via the “+” on the module screen.

You no longer need an email address or password. All phones that are in the same Wi-Fi as the Gateway can be connected via the “Smart Local Mode”. If you want to use a new phone to control your Lightify system, simply install the Lightify app on that phone, click on “Smart Local Mode” on the very first page of the app and select the Gateway shown.

After switching off the cloud, an account is no longer required to use Lightify. Each phone that is in the same Wi-Fi as the Gateway can be connected to an existing Gateway via the “Smart Local Mode” or a new Gateway can be set up.

The Gateway can be put into operation and configured via the “Smart Local Mode” (even without a cloud connection). However, it must have been updated at least once since 2017. Technically, this means that the Gateway must have a Wi-Fi firmware version of 1.1.3.53 or higher.

An activation code is no longer required.

You can manually upgrade or downgrade your Gateway and Devices. Your Gateway requires a minimum version for the Wi-Fi Chip of 1.1.3.53 that it can still be updated after 1st of September 2021.

1. Search for the Device you would like to update in the column “Modelidentifier” in the table below

2. Please check that you are looking in the correct row by verifying the Version number in the column “Version”

3. Please copy the complete text from the cell in the same line from the column “Link to paste into “manual update” in Lightify app”

4. Go to your Lightify App and to Settings > Help > Manual Update

5. Paste the copied text into the text box

6. Press “proceed” at the bottom of the page

Glossary:

• Gateway Wi-Fi Chip: The Name of the Wi-Fi Chip is SOC_1 (Modelidentifier). Updates to this chip can bring changes related to Wi-Fi and main processor. (e.g. Communication from Phone to Gateway)

• Gateway Zigbee Chip: The name of the Zigbee Chip is SOC_2 (Modelidentifier). Updates to this Chip can bring changes related to the Zigbee Network (Communication from Gateway to Zigbee Devices)

• Firmware Version: "The Firmware Version is used to identify a certain firmware.”

• • Syntax for Wi-Fi chip (SOC_1): 1.2.3.4
• • Syntax for Zigbee Chip (SOC_2): 1.2.3.4
• • Syntax for Devices: 01020304

• Modelidentifier: You can find your Modelidentifier for the devices you want to update/downgrade on the Update Screen

Examples:

Gateway:

• Wi-Fi Chip: SOC_1, Version, URL:
  • SOC_1, 1.2.3.4, http://ZigbeeGW_1.2.3.4.bin
  • SOC_1, 1.8.3.0, http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/lightify-osram-firmware/firmware/release/Cloud/GW/zigbeegw_MC200_V1.8.3.0.bin
• Zigbee Chip: SOC_2, Version, URL:
  • SOC_2, 1.2.0.73, http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/lightify-osram-firmware/firmware/development/gateway/MZ100_recovery_image_73.bin;MZ100_recovery_bootloader.bin
  • SOC_2, 1.2.0.68, http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/lightify-osram-firmware/firmware/release/Cloud/GW/GW_OTA_1_2_0_68_mk_encrypt.bin

Devices:

• Classic A60 RGBW: Modelidentifier, Version, URL
• CLA60 RGBW OSRAM, 01020510, http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/lightify-osram-firmware/firmware/release/Cloud/EMEA/0510/ZLL_MK_0x01020510_CLASSIC_A60_RGBW_encrypt.bin

Firmware updates are still being offered through the update section:

Go into the Lightify Settings > System Settings > Updates

The dynamic moods create a color gradient for colored Lights and tuneable white Lights. You have the possibility to choose between different preset color schemes. Please make sure that the LIGHTIFY App, Lights and gateway are updated. Note that a dynamic mood ends, once a new group command (e.g. brightness change or on/off) has been send to the Gateway.

How do I use dynamic moods?

Dynamic Moods are available for Groups and single devices. You can find them under “Dynamic Moods” on the Device/Group control screen by going to module screen and press on any group or device. You can customize the dynamic moods by long pressing on them.

You can also use dynamic moods in the Organizer section. They can be executed with a schedule.

Custom Dynamic Moods enable you to create your own color gradient curve. You can set color, brightness and transition time (between 1 second and roughly 4 minutes) for up to 14 color points.

The set colors will be blended into each other from point-to-point in the given time. This light routine can be run once or in a loop on one device or a Group.

If you are looking for a harmonic light flow, the "synchronous" functionality is perfect for you. Picking "asynchronous" will send your created curve to the members of your selected Group one after another to create a more randomized effect.

After you have configured and saved your Custom Dynamic Mood you can apply it with one tap or edit it later with a long press. Play with it and lean back to enjoy your Custom Dynamic Mood.

Vacation Mode will automatically turn the lights ON and OFF to simulate someone being home. With the agility, you can set the speed at which the light is switched on and off. To give a more casual impression, the Devices switched on with a delay. The recommended optional settings are disabled end time and continuous activity.

The continuous activity feature allows you to run your Organizers from the selected start- until the end-day without interruption.

Example:

If you enable continuous activity and select start time 9am and end time 6pm on Monday and Tuesday, the light will turn on on Monday 9am and will turn off on Tuesday 6pm without interruption.

Yes, this is possible, but this is depending on your router.

If you have setup a connection into your home, the Lightify app should show the local mode for you.

This is only possible, though, if you have used the Lightify app within your home Wi-Fi before that the IP-Address and other Parameters are included in the App.

That means:

1. Open your Lightify app and connect to your Gateway through Smart Local Mode from within your Home Wi-Fi

2. Try to control some devices to make sure that you are properly connected

3. Switch off the Wi-Fi of your phone

4. Connect to your VPN service into your home

5. Open the Lightify app.

6. The local mode should be shown and you should be able to control devices.

If you have issues discovering your Gateway, please

1. go to the Settings of the Lightify App > System Settings > Manual Connection to Gateway

2. and enter the local IP address of your Gateway

If you are using a VPN that has a different end point than your home please check, if there is a setting like “local network discovery” that you can enable in your VPN client. We tested this with a well-known VPN provider and that works.

Also, for any other questions how to connect to a local network device please contact your VPN provider.

Yes, this is possible with many lamps by setting the lamp as you want via the “Light Settings” screen (Module screen> select desired device) and then pressing the light switch symbol in the top right corner. This saves the brightness as well as the color / light color and the lamps switch on after the power is switched off and on again in the desired configuration. If a lamp does not support this, the light switch symbol remains grayed out on the light settings screen and cannot be used.

Info: If the switch symbol is not shown or grayed out, your device or the current firmware version of your device does not support this feature.

The Organizer interface is the same for you, but three new features are added:

1. You can now also start your dynamic presets conveniently with a timer.

2. With the feature "Continuous activity" your organizer runs from the desired start to end day without interruption.

3. Sunrise and sunset routines can be added for all organizer. You will find this feature when setting the times.

Sunrise and sunset routines can be added for all organizer and sensor activities. You will find this feature when setting the times.

Yes, you can also add your dynamic mood that you set for your lamps to the timer.

Open the app then and go to the modules Screen. Press the '+' button at bottom right. Then pick what you would like to add from the menu: Devices, Groups or Moods

Note: After new lamps have been switched on, they are only available to join the network for a limited period of time. This time period can be extended by switching the lamp/luminaire off/on again.

Yes. When operating LIGHTIFY components using a normal light switch, the lamps behave as standard LED lamps. After switching on via the "off/on" network, they switch on at 100% again in warm white (2700 Kelvin). This behavior can be changed by going to “Modules” and single tap on the relevant device. The just set the brightness and color as desired and press on the light switch – icon top right on the screen.

If lamps are switched on and off via the app, the lamps switch on in the previously selected mode.

All LIGHTIFY products are dimmable via the App. Existing luminaires in your home might already have dimming mechanisms installed - however LIGHTIFY only works with the most common dimming systems. In rare cases some luminaires might not be compatible with the LIGHTIFY system.

A total of 20 Organizers can be saved. Those are shared between Timers, Wake-up lights, Vacation Modes and TV Simulations.

A total of 20 Organizers can be saved. Those are shared between Timers, Wake-up lights, Vacation Modes and TV Simulations.

A total of 20 Organizers can be saved. Those are shared between Timers, Wake-up lights, Vacation Modes and TV Simulations.

After a power failure, when the power is on again, the default setting is restored. All lights will automatically turn on again. The factory default setting is 100% "on" with warm white light and for the Gardenspot RGB the default color will be purple. It is possible to change these settings in the app by long pressing on a device on the Modules Screen and selecting edit light.

Yes, that is possible by using the light switch. Please note that you will not be able to control the light that is switched off with the smart device anymore. Full functionality is available only when the power is switched on.

The LIGHTIFY app is required to control the Gateway and all LIGHTIFY products. A control via software API is unfortunately not possible anymore.

The ZigBee signal is amplified and extended with every LIGHTIFY product that is integrated into the system. Therefore, you can also use LIGHTIFY outdoors, for instance in your garden or on your terrace

1. Please install the latest version of the LIGHTIFY App

2. Please remove your Gateway from power for some seconds and plug it back in

3. Please check your router settings:

• a. Disable the 5GHz bandwidth on the Wi-Fi Router
• b. Switch to another Wi-Fi channel in the Router settings
• c. Restart the Router

4. iOS/Android

• a. iOS:
  • i. Enable “Location Services” of the Phone
    • 1. Go to Settings > Privacy > “Location Services”
    • 2. Enable Location permission
  • ii. If that does not work, please remove the app from your phone and install it again
• b. Android:
  • i. Please try the following steps to clear app data & app cache. (Steps might slightly change depending on your phone’s Android version.
    • 1. Go to Phone Settings > Apps (& notifications) > Lightify > Storage > Clear cache & Clear Data
    • 2. Open Lightify app
      • a. If this doesn’t work, could you please follow the next option.
  • ii. Android 9 has some restrictions, to get SSID (Wi-Fi name) we need the location permission for the app and for the phone/tablet. To solve this issue please enable location services and location permission for the app using the following steps,
    • 1. Enable Location Permission for the Lightify app from the phone's settings (Go to Settings> App> Lightify > Permissions> Location.
      • a. Enable Location Services of the Phone
  • iii. If the above did not work, please try to uninstall the Lightify app and Install it again.

1. Disable your phone’s Wi-Fi and start it again

2. Kill the app and restart it

3. iOS only: check phone settings > Lightify > enable “local network”

4. Unplug Gateway and plug it in again

5. Restart Router

6. Remove app data:

• a. iOS:
  • i. delete the app and install it newly from App Store
• b. Android: delete the Data of the app
  • i. Go into the settings of your phone
  • ii. search for apps → Lightify
  • iii. tap on storage and “clear data”

7. Check Router settings, if discovery of an HTTP_TCP Service is allowed

1. Install the latest Lightify App version

2. Switch the Wi-Fi of your phone off and back on again

• a. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

3. Close the app (kill the app) and restart it

• a. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

4. Plug out the Gateway for 10s and plug it in again. After up to 4 minutes the system should be controllable again

• a. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

5. Restart your router

• a. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

6. Disable any addon on your router that might disturb the connection (e.g. IP-Blocker)

• a. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

7. Use Smart Local Mode

• a. logout
• b. go to Smart Local Mode
• c. select the shown Gateway
  • i. Try to get a connection in the Lightify app again afterwards

8. If nothing from the above helped, please downgrade your Gateway and update it again:

• a. Go to Settings > Help > Manual Updates
• b. Copy and paste the following into the text box:
  SOC_1, 1.8.3.0, http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/lightify-osram-firmware/firmware/release/Cloud/GW/zigbeegw_MC200_V1.8.3.0.bin
• c. Press “proceed”
• d. Wait for the downgrade to be finished
• e. Go to Settings > System Settings > Updates
• f. Do the offered updates

1. Your Gateway must have a Firmware Version of 1.1.3.53 or higher that it can be updated. Please verify this in the Lightify app Settings > System Settings > Updates

2. Please remove the Gateway from the power source for 5 minutes and plug it back after.

3. Also please delete the LIGHTIFY app from the smart device and re-install it via the App or Play Store.

4. After that, open the app and start the Smart Local Mode.

5. Select your Gateway from the list of Gateways found in your Wi-Fi

6. If there is still an update shown, please try it again

7. If that still does not work, search for the article “Can I update / downgrade my Gateway and devices with certain Firmware versions?” in this FAQ

1. Your Gateway must have a Firmware Version of 1.1.3.53 or higher that it can be updated. Please verify this in the Lightify app Settings > System Settings > Updates

2. Please remove the Gateway from the power source for 5 minutes and plug it back after.

3. Also please delete the LIGHTIFY app from the smart device and re-install it via the App or Play Store.

4. After that, open the app and start the Smart Local Mode.

5. Select your Gateway from the list of Gateways found in your Wi-Fi

6. If there is still an update shown, please try it again

7. If that still does not work, search for the article “Can I update / downgrade my Gateway and devices with certain Firmware versions?” in this FAQ

1. power the device on

• a. recheck the status in the Lightify App. If it still offline, please continue with:

2. power the device off for at least 5 seconds and power it on again.

• a. Go to the Lightify App > Module Screen > press on plus '+' button > select Lights or Plugs (depending on the device you have issues with)
• b. If that device is blinking now once, it should be shown in its correct state in the Lightify app
• c. recheck the status in the Lightify App. If it is still offline, please continue with:

3. manual reset the device and add it again to the Lightify App (the device will not lose its group or organizer settings, but moods must be reconfigured)

• a. Please check the manual reset instructions in this FAQ and follow the procedure
• b. Go to the Lightify App > Module Screen > press on plus '+' button > select Lights or Plugs (depending on the device you have issues with)

1. Please take out the battery from the switch.

2. Please take the switch as close as possible to the gateway. Please put the battery back into the Switch.

• a. After putting the battery back into the Switch, you should see the LED lighting up on the front side of the Switch. Please use a new battery, if the indication LED is not lit upon a button press.
• b. Please make sure that there is no other Zigbee device placed between the Gateway and the Switch

3. Please go into the Lightify App, press the '+' Button on the Module Screen and follow the instructions

For more hints and questions please contact the Smart+ support under: smarthome-support@ledvance.com

1. Please remove the battery of your sensor for some seconds and put it back in while in close proximity of the Gateway

• a. After you put the battery back in you should see a green indication light, if not please try a fresh battery
• b. The Sensor should be shown as online after less than a minute.

2. If this did not help, please try to move the general position of the sensor closer to the Gateway

3. If the sensor is still displayed as offline, you must reset the sensor. All settings will be lost:

Please go to the Lightify App > Modules and select your sensor. Please press the information icon on the detail screen to get the instructions for resetting the sensor.

1. Check that the Gateway and your devices are up to date

2. Disconnect the affected devices from the power for at least 5 seconds and then try again.

3. Unplug the Gateway for at least 5 seconds, plug it back in and try again (this might take up to 4 minutes)

4. Perform a manual reset of your lamp (see FAQ “How do you reset LIGHTIFY lamps and luminaires?”), go to the Lightify app and then go to the Module screen, press the '+' Button and add devices

• a. Note: If you are manually resetting the device without removing it from app, the device will get most of its features/settings back, once you have added the device newly. Moods must be configured again.

5. Please go to the moods your reset device belongs to, edit it and set the wanted state for the devices again.

6. If the steps above did not fix your issue, please carry out a manual firmware downgrade of the affected devices (see FAQ Article “Can I update / downgrade my Gateway and devices with certain Firmware versions?”)

7. And then do an update again with the automatically offered firmware (Lightify App Settings > System Settings > Update)

• Check the daylight-saving time setting in the LIGHTIFY APP (System settings / use daylight saving time).

• Check the time zone of the LIGHTIFY APP (system settings / time zone).

• Also, try to unplug and re-plug the LIGHTIFY gateway and the WLAN router again.

• You can also check the continuous activity in the app and, if activated, deactivate it!

1. Please check if the time zone is selected properly.

2. Please check in this case the DST (Daylight Saving Time) setting on the LIGHTIFY APP is enabled (Settings > System Settings > Use Daylight Saving time) to see if that makes the schedule work abnormal.

1. In order to solve this issue please pull out the Gateway from the power source for 5 minutes and plug it then back.

2. Please check for the schedules after roughly 5 minutes! If the schedules are still not working, then please delete the old ones and create new ones!

If you have trouble with a certain lamp or luminaire, you can always use the single reset it to default settings to reconfigure the product without affecting the entire system. Erasing a product or resetting your system back to factory new can be done via the App in the Settings section. If you wish to reset lamps and luminaires of other brands, please ask the Support of this brand, what steps need to be taken.

- Most lamps, Gardenspots, Downlights and the Flex are being reset by repeating the following sequence 5 times: switching them ON, wait for 5 seconds, switching them off, wait 5 seconds. Leave the devices on after you switched them on the 6th time and you will see the devices blinking once, which indicates that the manual reset has worked, and the device is reset.

- Reset Lamp CL A60 W Clear: To reset the lamp Classic A60 White Clear back to its default setting, switch it ON for 2 seconds and OFF for 5 seconds, five times in succession. After switching on again, the lamp flashes shortly once to confirm – and can now be integrated into a LIGHTIFY system again.

- Reset luminaires of the LIGHTIFY Surface Light series: To reset the Surface Light luminaires (TW, W38, W28 und W23) back to their default settings, switch these ON for two seconds and OFF for five seconds, five times in succession. After switching on again, the lamp flashes shortly once to confirm – and can now be integrated into a LIGHTIFY system again.

- Reset LIGHTIFY Plug: To reset the LIGHTIFY Plug back to its default setting, press the button on the Plug as long as it takes to make a clicking sound. It should not take longer than 10 seconds.

- Reset LIGHTIFY Switch: To reset the LIGHTIFY Switch back to its default setting, please follow the instructions in the App. Choose the Switch, confirm the deletion and hold the upper right button pressed along with the left button below for 3 seconds.

You’ve switched routers and cannot connect to your Gateway. Please proceed as follows:

1. Make sure the LIGHTIFY Gateway is plugged in to a power source.

2. Connect your smart device directly to the LIGHTIFY Gateway. The Gateway Wi-Fi (WLAN) will appear for about 60 seconds after connection and will be shown in the list of available networks. Now you can connect directly to the LIGHTIFY Gateway with your smart device (SSID and password are listed on the back of your Gateway).

3. Once you are connected to the LIGHTIFY Gateway, you can start the app as usual.

4. Finally, enter your new router under: “Settings -> General Settings -> Gateway Connection”.

No, LEDVANCE only sells Zigbee end devices (lamps, lights, ...) and does not offer a Zigbee system.

The LIGHTIFY system communicates based on the ZigBee standard, and can therefore be combined with other ZigBee components. But even with complete compliance with the standard, some functions which go beyond the scope of the standard may be incompatible between different manufacturers.

Through ZigBee Technology it is possible to integrate LIGHTIFY lamps and luminaires into other smart home products or systems using ZigBee.

With the shut-off of the LIGHTIFY cloud servers the use of voice assistants and the use of external apps will no longer be possible. However, it is possible to directly link lamps and luminaires to Alexa devices that are supporting the ZigBee protocol.

With the shut-off of the LIGHTIFY cloud servers the use of voice assistants and the use of external apps will no longer be possible.

There are currently no plans to remove the apps from the stores.

Up to 50 LIGHTIFY products (lamps/luminaires) can be integrated into the LIGHTIFY home system. For example, up to 50 flex bands which corresponds to 100 m can be operated together in a network, although not all connected together but each with its own power supply.

After the shutdown of the cloud servers, the LIGHTIFY API is also no longer available.

The statutory warranty period of 2 years applies to LIGHTIFY products

No, the app for controlling LIGHTIFY is free of charge.

As you have probably read in the press, OSRAM made the divestment of the general lighting end-consumer business in 2016. Lamps and other devices are now part of LEDVANCE, which continue to sell the products under OSRAM LIGHTIFY and SMART +.

1. Open the main menu and you will find the version at the end of the view

or

2. Open the tap "About LIGHTIFY" here you will find the current version number.