From December 9 to January 9, Aqara.ru is launching discounts of up to 40% on the Aqara smart home device.
Catch 5 gifts at once that you can buy profitably for the New Year. There is a special offer from the company right now.
1. Smart wall plug.
The smart plug can be set to turn on on average every day at 18:00 and turn off at exactly midnight (or another time). You can also use a light sensor to create a scenario: the garland on the Christmas tree will light up when the light level in the room drops below a specified level.
Price: 4990 2990 rub.
2. LED strip T1.
Set a timer to have the light strip automatically switch every evening from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, filling your home with a warm, festive glow. And you can also set the mode to change colors and blink to such music to create a truly New Year’s atmosphere!
Price: 7490 5990 rub.
3. LED strip driver
Make your LED strip smart with a special driver. Control the brightness via the app to create a cozy light for evening family gatherings.
Price: 6490 4990 rub.
4. Smart wall switch H1 EU (with neutral, 2 buttons)
Program one to simultaneously turn on and off all holiday lights, the other to control the LED strip. Create a spectacular scenario: turn on all the lights in the house with one squeeze and surprise your guest!
Price: 5990 4990 rub.
5. M1S Gen 2 Hub
Up to 128 devices are connected via the fast Zigbee 3.0 protocol. Equipped with a powerful Wi-Fi 2×2 MIMO antenna and support for the WPA3 standard. Supports automation.
Will notify with a siren in case of damage using a 2-watt speaker. 18 powerful LEDs provide you with bright illumination. It can be used as an accent light or night light – a nice addition to your home Christmas lighting.
Price: 6990 5990 rub.
We remind you that all gadgets have a 40% discount until January 9. [Aqara.ru]
Source: Iphones RU
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