Frequently asked questions

• Does it need a hub, or does it connect to the phone?

  The ZB-TDD6 is a ZigBee 3.0 end-device and does NOT connect to a phone directly — it needs a Tuya/ZigBee gateway (a Moes MZHUB/ZHUB hub or any Tuya ZigBee gateway). Through that hub it appears in the Tuya/Smart Life app. With no gateway, the app cannot see it.
• What does the 1800K-6500K range mean in practice?

  It means one lamp covers everything from very warm 1800K, candle-like, good for evenings and dinner, up to cool 6500K daylight for work, reading or the kitchen. Tuning is smooth from the app or scenes, and beyond white it also offers RGB across 16 million colours.
• How much light does it give, and which room suits it?

  It gives 420 lm with a 120° beam at just 6 W and CRI ≥80 at 6500K — accent or general light for a small room. For a larger room you fit several units under group control so the ceiling is covered evenly.
• Which platforms does control work on?

  Through the Tuya/ZigBee gateway the light runs in the Tuya/Smart Life app and takes Alexa and Google Home voice commands; SmartThings integration is supported too. From there it joins scenes, group control, music sync and timers.
• How do I fit it in place of an existing spot?

  Remove the old spot and wire the ZB-TDD6 onto the same 230 V ceiling line using the supplied adapter. The maker does not publish the cut-out diameter, so measure the hole and depth before ordering. The work is done with the power off at the board and is an electrician's job.
• Can it be used in a bathroom or outdoors?

  We do not recommend it for wet or outdoor areas: Moes does not publish an IP rating for this model, so we treat it as an indoor fitting — living room, bedroom, dry kitchen, office or hallway. The stated operating temperature is -10 to +40 °C.
• Will the light switch itself on after a power cut?

  Not necessarily, thanks to the Do Not Disturb mode: after power returns the lamp can stay off instead of switching itself on at night. The fade-in timer can also turn it into a sunrise simulator, and the biological-rhythm setting adjusts the light through the day.