Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ever wanted to have your lights slowly fade in or out over a period of time? Apple Homekit might not support this natively but that doesn't mean that we can't use a Homekit supported vendors application to do just that.
Although this will work on any of the LIFX bulbs, we'll walk through how to configure this on a LIFX BR30.
If you're interested in picking one of these up please consider using my Amazon affiliates link which supports me in continuing to create this content
LIFX BR30 amzn.to/2HZ6nCM
LIFX Light Strip amzn.to/2rpKt0Q
For more info on the LIFX products check here:
lifx.com
Check out my course on Udemy udemy.com/smarter-homes-home-automation-with-apple-homekit/?couponCode=YOUTUBE_MAIN
Check out homekitnews.com for all your Apple Homekit related news!
Ever wanted to have your lights slowly fade in or out over a period of time? Apple Homekit might not support this natively but that doesn't mean that we can't use a Homekit supported vendors application to do just that.
Although this will work on any of the LIFX bulbs, we'll walk through how to configure this on a LIFX BR30.
If you're interested in picking one of these up please consider using my Amazon affiliates link which supports me in continuing to create this content
LIFX BR30 amzn.to/2HZ6nCM
LIFX Light Strip amzn.to/2rpKt0Q
For more info on the LIFX products check here:
lifx.com
Check out my course on Udemy udemy.com/smarter-homes-home-automation-with-apple-homekit/?couponCode=YOUTUBE_MAIN
Check out homekitnews.com for all your Apple Homekit related news!










