Smart Home with EMOS GoSmart Products
With the GoSmart product line, you can set up your smart home easily, quickly, and without complicated setup. Plus, you can start gradually.
Smart Light Bulbs
An Easy Start
The perfect first step toward getting to know smart home technology. Using the mobile app, you can control your lights remotely and adjust their brightness, color, or temperature—from cool white for work to warm orange for evening relaxation. Of course, you can also set up automatic schedules for turning the lights on and off.
Installation is simple: just screw in the smart bulb and pair it with the app. Depending on the model, the devices connect either directly via your home Wi-Fi or via the energy-efficient ZigBee protocol. While the latter requires a central gateway, it allows you to connect dozens of devices at once without overloading your home network.
Smart Outlets
Automation of Everyday Appliances
They act as a smart intermediary between a standard wall outlet and any device. While a smart outlet won’t teach your everyday appliance any new tricks, it will give you complete control over its power supply.
ZigBee Gateway
The Heart of Your Home
A key component of the GoSmart ecosystem if you plan to expand your home with sensors, buttons, or smoke detectors. Standard home Wi-Fi has its limits—as soon as you connect dozens of small devices to it, it starts to slow down. The ZigBee gateway solves this problem: it takes the load off your network, so your movie on TV won’t get interrupted just because you have a smart light bulb and a thermometer in every room.
Wi-Fi and ZigBee
Wi-Fi is ideal for phones, computers and TVs because it can quickly transfer large amounts of data, such as video. However, it is less suitable for dozens of small smart devices. Every light bulb or sensor connected to Wi-Fi adds unnecessary load to the router, which can slow down the internet connection for other users.
ZigBee works differently, creating a separate, energy-efficient network for your smart home. It only transmits simple commands, such as information about a button being pressed. This means sensors consume very little power and can run for years on a single small battery.
- When is Wi-Fi enough? If you have a simpler smart home with just a few smart light bulbs and cameras.
- When should you choose ZigBee? If you want to add sensors to the network and connect dozens of different smart devices.
IP Cameras
Clear Images and AI-Powered Detection
The GoSmart series cameras provide you with a continuous view of your home and garden. They rely exclusively on Wi-Fi connectivity for video transmission, as the ZigBee protocol cannot handle the massive video data stream. The new generation features high resolution and advanced artificial intelligence capabilities.
- GoSmart IP-1300 Lantern Outdoor Camera (4 MP): Seamlessly combines security features with classic wall lighting. It offers detailed images at a resolution of 2560 × 1440 px and automatic horizontal rotation for maximum coverage of the area.
- GoSmart IP-1200 WASP Outdoor Camera (4 Mpx): The ideal choice for large properties. It features motorized rotation with a range of nearly 360° and an auto-tracking function—it not only detects a moving object but also smoothly tracks and zooms in on it. Additionally, artificial intelligence reliably eliminates false alarms.
- GoSmart IP-1150 SNAP Outdoor Camera (5 Mpx): A compact model for discreet monitoring with a wide 135° field of view. A unique feature is the privacy zone, which allows you to use software to blur selected parts of the image (e.g., neighbors’ windows or a public sidewalk) to protect privacy.
- GoSmart IP-220W Indoor Pan-Tilt Camera (4 Mpx): Monitors the interior. Thanks to full mobility on both axes (PTZ), it completely eliminates blind spots. Intelligent algorithms detect both motion and sound and alert you only to relevant events. It’s also great for two-way communication with family members or for keeping an eye on your pets.
Sensors and Security
Unobtrusive Guardians
- GoSmart PIR IP-2310Z Motion Detector: A reliable automation component based on the ZigBee 3.0 protocol. It offers instant response, minimal power consumption, and coverage at a 60° angle up to a distance of 8 meters. The magnetic mount reduces installation time to just seconds. In addition to security, it can be used to create smart scenarios—such as automatically turning on the lights when you enter a room.
- GoSmart IP-2111Z Window and Door Sensor: A device just one centimeter thick for monitoring entrances. It is equipped with a tamper alarm—a security switch that immediately alerts you to any attempt to forcibly remove or tamper with the sensor.
- EMOS Motion Sensor Alarm: A standalone device that functions as a welcome chime during the day and as a powerful siren (125 dB) at night. Its 110° detection field reliably covers hallways, entrances, or garages.
Thermostats and Thermostatic Heads
Smart Energy Savings
EMOS GoSmart wireless thermostats feature a sleek design with a touchscreen LED display. In addition to the app, they offer automation based on your geographic location—your home will start heating up as soon as you begin to approach it. A key technical advantage is support for the OpenTherm communication protocol, which enables efficient modulation of boiler output.
The smart thermostatic head has also been updated. Development focused on extremely quiet operation (under 30 dB)—which you’ll appreciate in bedrooms—and extending battery life to up to 3 years. The head now stores heating history in easy-to-read graphs, making it simple to identify energy losses.
Smart Weather Station
Climate Monitoring and Automation
It monitors indoor and outdoor temperature, humidity, pressure, and UV index, and sends the data to a mobile app. The main benefit lies not only in displaying the readings but also in integrating them into automated scenarios. The smart weather station acts as the “brain” of the climate control system: when the outdoor temperature exceeds a set limit, it instructs a smart outlet to turn on the air conditioner; when strong winds are detected, the system can automatically raise the outdoor blinds.
Smart Irrigation
Efficient Garden Care
Smart irrigation timers allow you to control the watering of your lawn or flower beds remotely and according to precise schedules. The system manages water efficiently—it can sync with weather forecast data from a smart weather station. If the system detects that it rained overnight or that rain is approaching, it will automatically skip the scheduled watering cycle, thereby preventing overwatering and unnecessary waste.
Pet Care
Remote Monitoring and Feeding
Smart food dispensers and water fountains ensure a consistent feeding schedule for dogs and cats, even when you’re at work or on the go. Use the app to set precise portion sizes and a feeding schedule. The devices also monitor water and food consumption, giving you insight into your pet’s health. Combined with an internal camera, you can check on your pet remotely or talk to it through the built-in speaker.
Smart Modules
Thanks to their miniature size, they can be installed directly into a junction box beneath existing mechanical components. The interior’s appearance remains unchanged, but you gain the ability to control and automate the system remotely. All modules use the reliable ZigBee protocol. However, installing the modules requires work on the electrical wiring, so it’s a good idea to call an electrician for this.
- GoSmart IP-2121CZ (1-channel) and IP-2122CZ (2-channel) motor modules: Designed for remote and automated control of curtains, roller shades, or outdoor blinds.
- GoSmart IP-2111DZ (1-channel) and IP-2112DZ (2-channel) dimming modules: Allow for smooth control of the brightness of connected lighting circuits and the creation of lighting scenes.
- GoSmart IP-2103SZ (1-channel) and IP-2104SZ (2-channel) switching modules: Used for standard lighting control. A key technical benefit is that they do not require a neutral wire (N). This radically simplifies installation in older electrical systems, where the neutral wire is typically missing from the junction boxes beneath the switches.