Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance BT
E27, 15 W, 1600 lm, 1 x, F
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normally bridge is sold separately
Yes, I would strongly assume so. In my case, I also looked at the 1100 and then bought after that. The price is also an indication. So the 800's are cheaper than the 1100's. I got the right one last week
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Not an ultimate answer, but there are two other products listed for the 800 and 1100lumen versions. I assume/hope only the attributes are wrong and the product is indeed the 1600lm version.
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You don't need any specific lamps. Whenever you have a E27 bulb, you can just replace them with these.
The Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance lamps reach their maximum brightness of up to 1,100 lumens at a colour temperature of 4,000 Kelvin (neutral white light). According to the Philips Hue website When displaying colours, the brightness is reduced depending on the selected colour tone. However, Philips does not provide specific lumen values for individual colours. In general, saturated colours such as red, green or blue appear less bright than white tones.
Galaxus
8 months ago
To change the colour and control the Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance lamp, you don't need an additional Philips Hue lamp, just the corresponding light bulb itself. - The Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance lamp (E27, 13.50 W, 1600 lm) offers the ability to switch between white and coloured light and can display up to 16 million colours. - It can be controlled via the Philips Hue app, voice control with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, or with smart accessories such as the Hue Dimmer Switch. - These lamps fit into standard E27 sockets and are therefore suitable for most traditional lamps and luminaires.
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According to our supplier data, this is the 9 watt light source.
Galaxus
10 months ago
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The 'White & Colour Ambiance BT (E27, 13.50 W, 1600 lm)' model from Philips Hue is not equivalent to a 100 W bulb in terms of electrical power, but rather in terms of brightness. This LED bulb consumes 13.5 watts of electrical power, but produces a brightness equivalent to that of a 150 watt incandescent bulb, with a luminous flux of 1600 lumens.
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Galaxus
10 months ago
No, you don't necessarily need the Hue Bridge to use these bulbs, but it is recommended to access all the advanced features. Here are the key points: - You can control the bulbs menggunakan the Philips Hue Bluetooth app, allowing you to control up to 10 bulbs in a single room without the Bridge. - However, the Hue Bridge is essential for enabling features like remote control, voice control with assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, and automated routines.
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Yes, you can use the "White & Color Ambiance BT (E27, 9 W, 1100 lm)" bulb with the Philips Hue app on your mobile device. The bulb is Bluetooth-enabled with the Philips Hue app, allowing you to control up to 10 smart bulbs in a single room in your home directly from your mobile device.
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Yes, on Amazon
1100 lm is the maximum with cold light, with warm light only 806 lm is reached (see picture of the packaging).
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According to our information, the bulb looks out on all lamps and is not completely recessed. As can be seen in the picture I have attached. https://ibb.co/XSfNjT2
According to the information on the packaging, it is 1200 lumens at 2700 Kelvin. At 4000 Kelvin, it is 1521 lumens.
yes it is BT and works without bridge
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According to our information, this is the standard version without Bluetooth. This can also be controlled via Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Zigbee. The other product you linked is the BT variant (Bluetooth).
Rather not, but sometimes I also ask myself how such prices come about. It's inexplicable to me. If the lamps are bought in large quantities, they should be cheaper.
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