Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree

Nanoleaf / NL59-K-0003LW-9PK, NL59-E-0001LW-L

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Nanoleaf Lines light bars on a wall
Image: Nanoleaf press materials

Does the Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree work with HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Home?

Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree are backlit RGB light bars that connect over Wi-Fi and work as a Thread border router.

Nanoleaf says Lines do not support Matter. Up to 18 lines run from one 42 W power supply. It suits HomeKit and Home Assistant users, with native support through the maker's cloud. Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings users reach it through an integration (the maker's cloud).

At a glance: works withHow this is decided: cited platform facts only
HomeKit
Yes[1]
Wi-Fi cloud, native
Google Home
Yes[1]
Wi-Fi cloud, via integration
Alexa
Yes[1]
Wi-Fi cloud, via integration
SmartThings
Yes[1]
Wi-Fi cloud, via integration
Home Assistant
Yes[2]
Wi-Fi cloud, native

Key facts

Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree facts

How facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree facts
FactValue
StatusCurrent[3]
List price$199.99[1] as of Regular price of the white 9-line Lines 60° Starter Kit.
TypeBacklit light bar[1]
RadioWi-Fi 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth[1]
MatterNot supported[1]
Thread border routerYes[1]
Works withHomeKit, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings, Homey[1]
PowerMains power supply (42 W)[1]
Releasedunknown
Panels per controller18 lines per 42 W power supply[1]

Sizes and finishes

These models differ from the Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree only by length, color or region, so they share this page. Each is listed with its own details on the line page.

Integration paths

How the Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree connects

1 pathHow facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
How the Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree connects
PathRequiresiLocaliFeatures lostPlatformsi
Wi-Fi cloud2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network (5 GHz not supported), Bluetooth for setup[1]unknownunknown
About these columns
Requires
Hardware the path needs beyond the device and a controller.
Local
Yes when control on this path keeps working with the internet down.
Platforms
The platforms that work with the device on this path: Native (out of the box), Via integration (needs an add-on) or Not supported.

Home Assistant and Homey

Ways to add the Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree

2 routesHow facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
Ways to add the Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree
PlatformLeveliIntegrationDetailsEvidenceLimitations
Home AssistantNative (local)[2]nanoleafWi-Fi cloud
  • Quality: No score[2]
  • IoT class: Local Push[2]
  • Works with Home Assistant: Not certified[2]
Product line namedNone stated
HomeyOfficial app (local)[4]me.nanoleafWi-Fi cloud
  • App: Official[4]
  • Runs on: Homey Pro[4]
Product line namedNone stated
About these columns
Level
How the device gets into the platform on this route. The headline is the best route: local before cloud, direct before bridged, core before community. The methodology page lists every level.

Roles in a smart home

Infrastructure roles

How facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
Infrastructure roles
RoleActs as one
Thread border routerYes[1]

Cite this page

Nanoleaf Lines 60 degree. Smart Home Canon. https://smarthomecanon.com/devices/nanoleaf-lines-60. Last checked 2026-10-20.

Sources

  1. [1]
    MFRnanoleaf.me / Nanoleaf: Lines (product page and tech specs)
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  2. [2]
    DOChome-assistant.io / Home Assistant: Nanoleaf integration
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    MFRnanoleaf.me / Nanoleaf store: product catalog (product JSON, 73 products)
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    DOChomey.app / Homey App Store: Nanoleaf
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