Demo video
Real-life examples
Instead of doing everything by hand:
•Living Room Lights → OFF
•Corner Lamp → 30% dim
•Curtains → Close
•TV → ON (through the IR Blaster)
•Fan → Speed 1
You just tap Movie Mode, and the whole room is ready in seconds — no manual switching.
•For a cosy movie night, you set the light to a warm 2700K in your "Movie Mode" scene.
•For your work-from-home scene, you set a cool 5000K so the room feels bright and alert.
📘Step-by-step
Scenes — One-Tap Moods
Scenes — One-Tap Moods- Create and Run a Scene
- Manual Colour Temperature Control in Scenes
❓FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Scenes — One-Tap Moods- What is a scene?
- How do I make a scene?
- How do I start a scene?
TUTORIAL
Execute scene Automation featureCreate scenes to control multiple devices with one tap, setting lights, curtains, fans, and more to your preferred states instantly.
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Scene Library Management Organise and Manage Smart ScenesManage all your scenes from one place by editing, renaming, updating devices, or deleting unused scenes to keep your automation library organized.
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Create a Scene in Beakn: One Tap, Many DevicesCreate scenes to control multiple devices with one tap by setting lights, curtains, fans, and more to your preferred states instantly.
What it does
Create and Run a Scene
A scene sets many devices to fixed states with one tap — for example, lights off, curtains closed, AC on. You make it once and use it again and again.
Manual Colour Temperature Control in Scenes
While making a scene, you can type an exact colour temperature value (in Kelvin) for supported lights. This gives you precise control over the mood — warm for a cosy night, cool for focused work. You can choose any value between 2000K and 6500K.
Setup
How to create a scene
1.Go to Scenes.
2.Tap the "+" button.
3.Enter a Scene Name (for example, Movie Mode, Good Night, Wake Up).
4.Select the devices to control (tap them from the left panel).
5.Set the action for each device:
•ON / OFF
•Light dimming
•Curtain Open / Close
•Fan speed
•IR devices (TV / AC)
6.Tap OK / Confirm after setting all actions.
7.Tap Save to create the scene.
How to set it up
1.Open the app and tap Automations at the bottom.
2.Tap the + icon and select Scene.
3.Enter a scene name, such as Movie Mode, or a custom name.
4.Tap Next.
5.Select the room.
6.Choose the compatible light driver switch and turn it ON.
7.Select the action and choose Set Colour Temperature.
8.Enter a value between 2000K and 6500K.
9.Tap OK and create the scene.
Edit a scene
A scene can be changed at any time after you build it — the name, the devices in it, or what each device does.
1.Open the app and tap Scenes.
2.Select the scene.
3.Tap View.
4.Tap the Edit icon in the top-right corner.
5.Change the Scene Name if you want to.
6.To change the devices, tap Edit Appliances.
7.Select the Room.
8.Tick or untick the devices you want in the scene.
9.Tap OK.
10.Tap Save Edits.
11.Tap Save Scene.
How to use
How to run a scene
1.Go to Scenes.
2.Tap the Scene Tile you want.
3.Press Play.
4.All devices move to their preset states at once.
Set an exact colour temperature
For compatible lights you can type in an exact colour temperature in Kelvin instead of dragging a slider and hoping. Anything from 2000K to 6500K works. Low numbers are warm and yellow; high numbers are cool and white.
1.Open the app and tap Automations at the bottom.
2.Tap the + icon and select Scene.
3.Enter a scene name — Movie Mode, or whatever you like.
4.Tap Next.
5.Select the room.
6.Choose the compatible light driver switch and turn it ON.
7.Select the action and choose Set Color Temperature.
8.Enter a value between 2000K and 6500K.
9.Tap OK and create the scene.
Useful numbers to start from:
•2000K–2700K — warm and soft. Evenings, bedrooms, dinner.
•3000K–4000K — neutral. Living rooms and kitchens.
•5000K–6500K — cool and bright. Study desks, work, kitchens while cooking.
Real-life example: Movie Mode sets the ceiling lights to 2200K and dims them. Study sets the same lights to 6000K at full brightness. One tap each, and the room genuinely feels different.
What a scene can control
Scenes work with lights, fans, curtains, locks, plugs and IR appliances such as TVs and air conditioners. One scene can turn lights on and off, change brightness, change colour, move curtains, set a fan speed, and drive an IR appliance, all at the same time.
Once a scene exists you can also run it from Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri Shortcuts, and add it to automations, routines, schedules, widgets and the Home Console.