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Apple HomeKit

Control lights connected to Brilliant Controls, Smart Dimmer Switches and Smart Plugs using the Apple Home app or by saying “Hey Siri...” to any Siri-enabled device.

Key Features

Control Brilliant devices with Siri

Control lighting connected to Brilliant Controls, Dimmer Switches and Plugs by speaking to Siri-enabled devices

Control Brilliant devices with Home app

Control lighting connected to Brilliant Controls, Dimmer Switches and Plugs in the Apple Home app with automations

Voice Commands Using HomeKit Devices

Hey Siri, dim the lights in the kitchen

Dim the lights

Hey Siri, turn the temperature to 72 degrees

Control the temperature

Hey Siri, play “City Lights” on Spotify

Change the music

Frequently Asked Questions

Each control you have will need to be set up with HomeKit to have the devices directly connected to it show up in your Apple Home experience. This is because each Control is an individual device to be authorized through the Apple Home app.

When you set up your Brilliant Control for the first time, you will be asked if you would like to set up HomeKit as part of the onboarding process.  

Or

You can add HomeKit in your Brilliant Control by going to
Settings > Works With > HomeKit
and follow the instructions with your iOS device.

HomeKit is the smart home platform accessible through Apple devices and software - namely the Apple Home App, HomePod, or through Siri.

This integration will allow you to control loads that are directly wired to the Brilliant Control, Brilliant Smart Dimmer Switches, and Brilliant Smart Plugs from your Apple Home app, HomePod, or through Siri.

This will allow loads that are directly wired to your Brilliant like lights (dimmable or not) or on/off devices (ex. fans) to show up as HomeKit accessories and be included in scenes and automation within the Apple Home experience.

Note: smart bulbs like Hue/LIFX that are directly wired as a Brilliant Control or Brilliant Switch load would be configured as an "Always On" load from the Brilliant side, and would need to be set up as HomeKit accessories from the LIFX and Hue app.

Apple currently does not provide support for non-Apple devices to display and control HomeKit devices on their interface. We will continue to work with Apple to see if this can be possible in the future.

Unfortunatley no, Siri voice assistant is built into iOS devices like iPhones, Macbooks, HomePod speakers,and Apple Watches.