Light On Zero
When the grid goes down, the wall dimmer itself keeps the room's existing lighting on — emergency lighting becomes a capability of the switch rather than another product to buy.
- Industry Problem
- When power fails, perfectly good installed lighting instantly becomes unusable and homeowners hunt for portable emergency lights — what disappears is the power, not the fixtures people already own.
- Solution
- A premium wall dimmer in everyday use that, during an outage, automatically supplies temporary energy to the connected lighting — no buttons, no manual switching, with the homeowner free to trade brightness for longer runtime.
Emergency lighting means buying, installing, maintaining, and charging one more product — a lamp, UPS, generator, or flashlight — then gathering around it while the lighting you already own stays dark.
Designed for homes with a neutral wire at the switch, the product replaces only the wall switch — keeping the existing fixtures, wiring, and wall box — so light stays on across the rooms people already live in.
- No separate emergency product
- Uses existing fixtures & wiring
- Replaces only the wall switch
- Dynamic brightness vs runtime
A whole new category of residential lighting control — a family of products across electrical standards and dimming technologies, where the wall switch keeps serving the home even when the grid cannot.