Basic Information
| Product ID | 00CF |
| Version | 1F3F |
| Category | Power Device |
| Subcategory | LED Driver |
| Price (EUR) | ~40€ |
| Interop Rating | (4/4) |
| Mesh Features | Relay, Proxy, Friend |
Notes
The QBM (Qualified Blueooth Mesh) series runs Silvair firmware which is NLC complient. Firmware Updates need to be done through the Silvair (or Hubsense) app on iOS. Those devices are available under the 'Inventronic' brand as well.
Elements & Models
Element 0
Main element for lighting control
Manages device configuration such as adding/removing keys, publishing settings, and subscription lists. Present on every mesh node.
Reports device health status and performs self-tests. Allows monitoring of node functionality and diagnostics.
Controls binary states (on/off) such as switches, relays, or simple lighting control.
Note: Controls on/off state of the connected light
Sends on/off commands to Generic OnOff Servers, such as wall switches or app controls.
Controls continuous values (0-100%) like dimmer levels, fan speeds, or motor positions.
Note: Controls brightness of the connected light
Sends level commands to Generic Level Servers, such as dimmer switches or rotary controls.
Sets default timing for smooth transitions between states (e.g., fade duration for lights).
Controls device behavior when power is restored after power loss (off, on, or restore previous state).
Configures power-on behavior settings for devices with persistent memory.
Reports sensor data like temperature, humidity, motion, or light levels to the network.
Provides current time information and timezone data to the network.
Configures time settings including timezone, TAI-UTC offset, and time authority.
Recalls predefined scenes with multiple device states (e.g., lighting moods).
Stores scene definitions, allowing creation of custom lighting scenarios.
Schedules automatic actions based on time, date, or recurring patterns.
Configures scheduler entries with time triggers and associated actions.
Provides current time information and timezone data to the network.
Controls the brightness/intensity of lighting devices with smooth dimming capabilities.
Note: Controls brightness of the connected light
Configures lightness parameters like minimum/maximum levels and fade curves.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Element 1
The Light LC element for lighting control
Provides automated lighting control based on occupancy, ambient light, and time schedules.
Configures Light LC parameters like sensor thresholds, timeouts, and control algorithms.
Controls binary states (on/off) such as switches, relays, or simple lighting control.
Sends on/off commands to Generic OnOff Servers, such as wall switches or app controls.
Sends level commands to Generic Level Servers, such as dimmer switches or rotary controls.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Element 2
Controls binary states (on/off) such as switches, relays, or simple lighting control.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.
Element 3
Controls binary states (on/off) such as switches, relays, or simple lighting control.
Sends scene recall and control commands to Scene Servers.
Custom model implementation specific to this vendor. Provides proprietary functionality beyond standard Bluetooth® mesh models.