Prove it in a real room
Conference rooms, model offices, trade shows, or a single department ready to prove PoE before a full rollout.
Plug it in. Scan the code. Play with real PoE lighting.
No scavenger hunt for parts. No “wait, which switch version?” A GENISYS starter kit is a complete PoE lighting lab: fixtures, controls, IntelliDrive, and networking gear ready to demo.
Every piece is included and waiting - scan the QR code, join Wi‑Fi, and control the lights from a webpage.
Plug it in, and you’ve got a working GENISYS zone - not a bag of orphan parts.
Solid performance light for everyday scenes and straightforward demos.
Warm-to-cool white tuning so people can feel the difference, not just hear about it.
Familiar on-wall control that talks to the same system as the software.
Occupancy / sensing in the mix so the kit shows automation, not just dimming.
The hub that powers and controls the devices from a PoE port.
Onboard Wi‑Fi / network pieces so you’re not hunting for a spare switch to get online.
Studio shots of the hardware in the kit - fixtures, IntelliDrive, controls, and the Ethernet runs that tie the zone together.
Plug the kit together, try it from the wall switch or sensor, then scan the QR code and open the webpage - the lights are yours.
Plug Ethernet from the IntelliDrive to the fixtures, wall switch, and sensor. No line-voltage wiring.
Turn lights on and off from the wall switch, or let the occupancy sensor do it - no software required for a first demo.
Point a phone at the code on the kit. No app store scavenger hunt.
Connect to the kit’s network with the networking gear included in the kit.
Control dimming, ColorTune, scenes, and more right from the browser.
Starter kits aren’t a toy dead-end - they’re step one on the same GENISYS platform you’ll use building-wide.
Conference rooms, model offices, trade shows, or a single department ready to prove PoE before a full rollout.
IntelliDrive, fixtures, switch, sensor, software - when you’re ready for more rooms, you’re adding gear, not starting over.
Scan, connect, control - then decide how far you want to go.