LSC Smart Connect is the Wi-Fi smart home range of the Dutch discount chain Action. It covers lighting, plugs, cameras, a video doorbell, a smoke detector and garden lights, all controlled through the free LSC Smart Connect app.
The devices connect over Wi-Fi through a cloud service, and the App Store listing says no hub is required. Several reviewers describe the app as a customised version of Tuya's Smart Life app, so most outside integrations go through Tuya's cloud rather than anything local.
That suits cheap lamps and plugs that Alexa or Google Home can switch. It is weaker for local, hub-based automation: a reviewer saw delays of several seconds and unreliable motion sensors, and Apple Home and Matter support was not found.
Connection
Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz), no hub
Voice assistants
Google Home, Alexa and Siri Shortcuts
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Community routes via Tuya
What can be connected
Lighting LED lamps, light strips and spots
Plugs and sensors Smart plugs, motion and door sensors and a smoke detector
Security and garden Cameras, a video doorbell and garden lights, plus a pet feeder
The only official app, listed under the seller Electro Cirkel Retail B.V. (Action). Dashboard with widgets and automations, light scenes, timers, camera cloud storage, multi-camera view, Apple Watch and CarPlay support, and Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri Shortcuts. The listing says no hub is required.
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Platform
Status
What it means
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Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
Devices connect over Wi-Fi with no hub. Action's FAQ covers installing on 2.4 GHz and says the pet feeder needs 2.4 GHz, and a reviewer found 5 GHz-only networks do not work. The FAQ also describes two pairing modes, EZ and AP.
Action's own pages do not mention Tuya. A review calls the app a customised version of Tuya's Smart Life app, and a Dutch guide says Action buys the platform and app from Tuya. Both are third-party statements.
Action's range page lists Google Home compatibility for the lighting, and its FAQ has entries on Google Home groups and sensors. The App Store listing also names Google Assistant.
Listed on Action's range page for the lighting and covered by Action FAQ entries. A review found the Alexa connection uses the Smart Life Alexa skill and handles on and off and colour by voice, for single lamps and groups.
No HomeKit support. The App Store lists Siri Shortcuts, and Action's FAQ has an entry on Siri commands. A Dutch guide says the lamps do not appear in the Home app by default and suggests Homebridge as a workaround.
No LSC-specific integration. Home Assistant's built-in Tuya integration (maintained by the Home Assistant project, not Action) is cloud-only and works with the Tuya Smart and Smart Life apps. A 2021 to 2024 forum thread reports LSC devices working after being added in the Tuya app, with Tuya cloud credentials, while an earlier 2020 thread found LSC app logins did not show devices. Reports are mixed by device and newer models are uncertain.
No Homey app for LSC. Homey has an official Tuya app: Tuya revoked API access in February 2025, and in December 2025 Homey released a new Tuya app supporting Tuya Smart and Smart Life. Devices must first be linked in one of those apps. A 2019 forum thread found LSC devices worked only in the Tuya app, with IFTTT as the working route. We found no confirmation that LSC devices work with the new app.
Action publishes no developer API or local protocol that we found. Third-party access goes through Tuya's cloud.
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Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about LSC Smart Connect
Does LSC Smart Connect support Matter?
Not that we could find. No Matter announcement or product found when we searched.
Does LSC Smart Connect work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Listed on Action's range page for the lighting and covered by Action FAQ entries. A review found the Alexa connection uses the Smart Life Alexa skill and handles on and off and colour by voice, for single lamps and groups.
Does LSC Smart Connect work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Action's range page lists Google Home compatibility for the lighting, and its FAQ has entries on Google Home groups and sensors. The App Store listing also names Google Assistant.
Does LSC Smart Connect work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No HomeKit support. The App Store lists Siri Shortcuts, and Action's FAQ has an entry on Siri commands. A Dutch guide says the lamps do not appear in the Home app by default and suggests Homebridge as a workaround.
Does LSC Smart Connect work with Home Assistant?
Yes. No LSC-specific integration. Home Assistant's built-in Tuya integration (maintained by the Home Assistant project, not Action) is cloud-only and works with the Tuya Smart and Smart Life apps. A 2021 to 2024 forum thread reports LSC devices working after being added in the Tuya app, with Tuya cloud credentials, while an earlier 2020 thread found LSC app logins did not show devices. Reports are mixed by device and newer models are uncertain.
Does LSC Smart Connect work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. A Samsung community thread on SmartThings with LSC exists, but the site blocked our reader, so we could not confirm anything.
Does LSC Smart Connect work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. No Homey app for LSC. Homey has an official Tuya app: Tuya revoked API access in February 2025, and in December 2025 Homey released a new Tuya app supporting Tuya Smart and Smart Life. Devices must first be linked in one of those apps. A 2019 forum thread found LSC devices worked only in the Tuya app, with IFTTT as the working route. We found no confirmation that LSC devices work with the new app.
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