A controller for professional LED lighting. It handles monochrome, RGB, RGBW and Tunable White across six channels, with per-channel energy monitoring. It mounts on a DIN rail or hangs on a wall with the built-in keyhole. Everything runs on your local network: no cloud, no account, no app. A hardware secure element keeps your keys where they belong: on your device.
6+2Channels
500WMax load
12–24VVoltage
One output stage, every type of light
SpotsRecessed, 12–24 V.
Tunable WhiteWhite, warm to cool.
MonoOne colour, dimmed.
RGB · AddressableColour, down to the pixel.
One controller, every setting
From interiors and offices to gardens, pools and hospitality, even on board: LUMA-6CH is at home wherever low-voltage light already works.
Hidden source · clean ceiling
Interiors
Cove and downlights on one device: the source stays out of sight, the ceiling stays clean.
Independent zones, one controller
Offices
Continuous ceiling runs: cooler, focused white over the desks, warmer over the lounge, two temperatures from one cabinet.
Warm scenes, on cue
Hospitality & retail
Layered coves and lamps in warm white: each mood saved as a scene and recalled from a button or a schedule.
Every tread lit, fixtures unseen
Gardens & paths
Steps and walkways with the strip recessed in the profile: you see the light, not the fixture.
Integrated around the water
Pool & outdoors
Low-voltage perimeter light recessed in the coping: clean around the water, controlled from the browser at luma.local.
Driven from the battery bank
On board
Boats already run on DC: deck and cabin strips driven straight from the battery bank.
* BLE 6 (nRF54): in the future we will offer external sensors that pair to LUMA and interact with its scenes, temperature, ambient light, a door contact and more.
** DALI, KNX and the sub-GHz radio run on the engineering samples today. Whether they stay in the version we take through certification is still an open decision: the waiting-list form asks you directly, and those answers are what decides it.
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How it works
Local by default.
The whole interface is a browser dashboard at luma.local. No app on every phone, no account to create, nothing in the cloud.
Setup wizard
From box to first light
Power it and open luma.local: the wizard walks you through name, Wi-Fi and light layout in four steps. No app, no account.
Auto-detect
It reads the load
On setup it pulses each channel and recognises the light type on its own: mono, RGB, RGBW, Tunable White or addressable.
Channels
Every channel, one screen
The dashboard lines up one tile per channel, RGB groups included, each in its live colour: state, brightness and the real current draw in watts. Because it meters every channel, a failing strip or a miswired run shows up as a number, not a mystery. One tap switches it, one tap opens the detail.
Control
Colour, effects, brightness. Live.
One tap turns a light on. The detail view holds colour, white balance, effects and the dimmer; every change applies instantly, from any browser on your network.
Automation
Scenes that live on the device
Scenarios run on the controller, not in the cloud: an external rocker or push-button, a door sensor, motion, or a calendar (time of day, days of the week, specific dates) can drive any light or group. Enable, disable or run them with one tap.
Energy
It knows what it costs
Set your tariff once: LUMA-6CH turns real measured draw into cost per hour, today and this month, with a 12-month history stored on the device.
Backup
The whole setup is one file
Export the full configuration as JSON: name, layout, channels, scenarios. Restore it after a swap, or copy it to the next LUMA-6CH in minutes.
Waiting list
First in line when pre-orders open.
LUMA-6CH is going through CE certification. Pre-orders open in a few weeks and distribution runs between the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027. The announced pre-order price is €149 + VAT. Leave your email and we will let you know the moment they open: nothing else.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
When can I get one?
Pre-orders open in a few weeks. Distribution runs between the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027*, once CE certification is complete. Join the waiting list and we will write to you the moment pre-orders open.
* Small shifts in the delivery window are possible; the exact dates will be confirmed when pre-orders open.
Does it need the cloud, an app or an account?
No. You set it up from the browser at luma.local, on your local network: no app to install, no account to create, no cloud. If the internet goes down, your lights keep working.
Which lights can it drive?
Mono, Tunable White, RGB, RGBW and addressable LED, at 12-24V DC: 6 power channels (up to 180W each, 500W total) plus 2 data channels for addressable strips. There are also two inputs for wall rocker switches: the lights stay controllable from a plain switch, even with no network at all.
Does it integrate with Home Assistant or Node-RED?
Yes, that is the point of local-first. LUMA-6CH exposes open APIs on your local network: over Wi-Fi it talks to the systems that, like it, keep your data at home, Home Assistant and Node-RED first of all, plus the external BLE sensors made by OBJEX LABS. With open, local APIs, what you build around it is up to you.
Will it comply with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)?
Yes, it is designed for it. The hardware carries a dedicated crypto IC and secure boot, so the device only runs signed firmware. Updates arrive over the air from our servers, official firmware only, and you decide when to update. Telemetry is opt-in: you have full control over what the device shares with us to help us improve the product.
What am I committing to by joining the waiting list?
Nothing. You get one email to confirm your address and one when pre-orders open. No payment, no obligation to buy, and you can remove yourself at any time.
Tech deep-dive
From here down, it gets technical.
This section brings together results from the development testing of LUMA-6CH, along with a closer look at the hardware that brought the product to this stage.
It is for those who want to go deeper into the project, its performance, and how the hardware has evolved during development. None of the information below is required to choose, purchase, or install LUMA-6CH.
The figures shown here come from the units and configurations used during testing and may differ from the final production values. Final specifications will be provided in the official product documentation.
Test
Condition
Result
Limit
Outcome
Max continuous load
combined channels, 25 °C
500 W
≤ 500 W
PASS
Channel overload, sustained
200 W on one channel, above the 180 W limit
6 h continuous
180 W / channel
PASS
Full load, sustained
500 W combined, continuous
6 h continuous
≤ 500 W
PASS
Overload, sustained
600 W combined, 20% over rating
2 h continuous
500 W rated
PASS
Extreme overload, sustained
720 W combined, 44% over rating
3 h continuous
500 W rated
PASS *
Over-temperature derating
on-board sensor at limit temperature
power cut gradually, in firmware
no hard shutdown
PASS
Reverse voltage
input polarity inverted
protected, no damage
no damage
PASS
Shock and drop
board knocked and dropped, lab conditions
operational after impact
stays operational
PASS
Output types detected
mono / RGB / RGBW / addressable
4 / 4 recognised
4 / 4
PASS
Dimming resolution
PWM 500 Hz – 1 kHz
12-bit
12-bit
PASS
* 720 W run completed without failure; thermal improvements are planned before reliability at that load is guaranteed.
How it was built
The road to LUMA-6CH.
From the concept board to the two-board prototype, logic and power, revised from V1.1 to V1.2.
V1.0 · ConceptThe first board: local control, no app, nothing in the cloud.
