RGBW Precision Control
Professional Color Tuning Made Simple & Efficient
Color defines mood, brand, and experience — which is why RGBW lighting has become essential in modern projects.
The Real-World Pain Points (and why they slow projects)
Every lighting project promises beautiful results, but in practice, RGBW control often brings hidden frustrations. From tangled hardware setups to unpredictable color shifts, these issues don’t just waste time—they jeopardize design intent and client satisfaction.
- Complex, expensive hardware
multiple controllers, gateways, and custom wiring inflate cost and risk.
- Color inconsistency
fixtures don’t match, dimming shifts hue, and scenes never look the same twice.
- Slow commissioning
manual fine-tuning and rework extend timelines and burn labor hours.
If any of these sound familiar, you’ll appreciate what comes next.
💡 RGBW Preferences
Set and save default brightness and color for each channel. Instantly recall customized scenes — whether it’s natural daylight, warm evening tones, or vibrant party lighting.
🎯 xyY Coordinate Control
For projects that demand top-tier precision, fine-tune exact color points based on the CIE color space, ensuring consistency across fixtures and spaces.
🔥 Black-Body Curve Tuning
Achieve natural white light transitions that follow the black-body radiation curve. Guarantees smooth dimming with no awkward hue shifts.
Supporting Capabilities that Make Projects Easier
🧪 Consistency Tools – Per-device trim, channel balance, and batch apply help align luminaires; optional Duv guardrails minimize off-locus drift.
📲 All-in-App Commissioning (Koolmesh) – Grouping, scene stacks, fades, and schedules—set up locally via phone or tablet; no server required.
🔒 Safeguards for Real Projects – Max output limits, CCT boundaries, and access roles prevent on-site tampering and keep designs compliant.
Powerful features are even better when the workflow is simple
(End-to-end workflow in minutes)
1. Discover & Group devices in the Koolmesh App.
2. Set Color Strategy: CCT curve (black-body), scene-based RGBW, or xyY points.
3. Calibrate & Copy: trim one luminaire, batch apply to the group.
4. Program Scenes with fade times and priorities (e.g., “Daylight,” “Warm Welcome,” “Brand Accent”).
5. Automate with time schedules, sensor links, or manual scene calls.
6. Lock & Hand-Off: apply limits/roles; export a commissioning report.
Where does this deliver the most value
Designers and installers both win
