- Touch sensors or touch sensors
These sensors react when you touch them. They can be mounted on or near surfaces and offer an easy way to control lighting using touch. They may support brightness or color temperature adjustment, and some have memory, i.e. remember the last brightness setting.
- Sensors on the swing of the hand
These sensors are activated when a hand approaches them. They are installed inside the lamp or on the surface and have a brightness adjustment function.
Such switches allow you to turn on the lamp when moving near it. They differ from the previous ones in that they work at a longer distance, i.e. do not need a close wave of the hand. They have adjustable operating range.
These sensors respond to changes in light levels in the environment. When the light level drops to a certain level, the LED strip automatically turns on. This allows you to save energy and provide lighting only when it is really needed.
- Remote controls, buttons and wall switches
If you want to be able to control the light remotely, remote controls, buttons and wireless wall switches with corresponding controllers are ideal for you. This solution is also perfect for those who plan to concentrate the control of all kitchen lamps on one unit.
The specific type of sensor you choose depends on your preferences, the needs of your space, and the level of automation you want. Once you have decided on the sensor type, make sure the LED strip you choose is compatible with the control device you choose to ensure proper system operation.