Luxor® Controller

Hunter Industries

About this app

With the Luxor app, you can adjust fixture intensity and color, create unique themes, and fine-tune your color palette for special occasions — right from the palm of your hand!

CLOUD MANAGEMENT
With Luxor® Cloud management, it’s easier than ever before to bring nighttime living spaces to life. Cloud connection eliminates local network limitations to streamline control in the field and enable remote site management from anywhere in the world via an internet connection.

SITES
Sites allow you to easily manage multiple Luxor systems. If you are the owner of a Luxor system, give your site a name such as MY HOUSE.

Groups
Adjust intensity and colors (ZDC fixtures only) of individual or groups of fixtures to tailor your lighting design. With a Luxor system, you can create up to 250 adjustable lighting groups that can be turned on independently and dimmed from 1–100%.

Themes
With Luxor technology, you can add pizzazz to your home to complement any occasion through industry-leading custom color creation capabilities. Design one-of-a-kind holiday displays, create team spirit for the big game, add company colors for work-related events, or simply adjust colors to match vegetation as the seasons change.

Color Creation
The Luxor ZDC controller provides the ability to create up to 30,000 colors using the latest RGBW LED technology. Use the color bars to select the desired hue, saturation level, and intensity for any light or group of lights. You can also create a personalized palette to easily access up to 250 user-saved color options.

Programming/Schedules
Create custom lighting schedules for everyday living, holidays, and celebrations. Event-based programming initiates custom themes or individual lighting fixtures throughout the night.

Light Assignment
The Luxor Light Assignment Module (LAM) with next-generation ActivAssign™ technology allows for wireless assignment of FX Luminaire LED lighting fixtures and Luxor accessories. Simply plug the LAM into your smart device, enter Assignment Mode, choose the fixture group, aim the LAM at the desired light, and you’re all set.

Ratings and reviews

Although I was able to connect to the Luxor wireless network, I was unable to get the Luxor app to connect to the controller using my Google Pixel 2 phone. I was able to get the app to connect to the controller using an older Samsung Galaxy S7, however. My partner and I have different phones, so it's a problem that only one of the phones will connect. Also, even if you get the app to work, you can't set up time schedules for when your lights come on and off. To do that you have to return to the controller and manually set it up. It's a cumbersome and tedious process. The controller screen is difficult to read in day light. Also, you need to have the controller mounted where it can be easily access. This system was expensive. I would not buy this controller again.

This updated app is worse than ever. Now not only doesn't it function but it isn't turning on approximately 10 lights. The lan device also won't add them back in. I had considered upgrading our controller to color but with all the issues I wouldn't consider wasting more money on a company who clearly doesn't care much about it's clients.

I just downloaded the latest version. I have dozens of lights over two acres with three controllers each with Cat5 running to them since I don't have WiFi everywhere. When I installed the lights five years ago, one of the reasons I chose this system was the app and the IP interface. I've been patiently waiting for five years to get an app that can simply replicate what is on the controller, specifically the "Program" option on the controller. All I want is an app that gives me the same interface as the controller so I don't have to stand outside in the heat, cold, bugs, rain, whatever when I want to change the program. I don't even need an app, just let me use a browser from my PC and enter the IP address of the controller to get a web interface. That works now, but there's no real functionality. Also, the themes, groups, and colors on the phone app have nothing to do with the controllers' themes, groups, and colors. What good is that? Each time I start the app, it should bring the controllers program and data down to the app, changes can be made, then saved back to the controller. That's basic. I imagine someone's nephew in high school was a computer whiz some years back and they hired him to write an app. Well, he wrote an app, but it's too bad no one bothered to think about why or how people would use the app so they would have a good design and usable program. Now they're stuck with that architecture and they have a completely unusable app and design. Just think about this simple scenario: I have a sophisticated lighting system in 2020 with all controllers on a network with a "mature" app and using the app, I can't program my lights to come on at sunset and turn off at midnight. I could do that on the controller in two minutes. Doing it on the app is impossible. Please open your controller interface to the public and let the public create programs. You'd end up with a great program, and increased sales by having an open system.

What’s new

Bug fixes and small UI improvements.
Includes minor new features and overall experience enhancements.