Philips Hue Lily Basis
640 lm, IP65
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My Lily has been standing outside in rain and storms for over a year without any problems. Some of the cable connections are also located in the rain without any problems, only the power supply unit is protected from the rain in a box...
I use the lamp inside to illuminate a potted plant. Works perfectly.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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Yes, the power supply was included with the basic set, power 8W, is also in the specifications
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Yes, no problem - it's been like that with us since the beginning.
You mean with the Hue Bridge? Yes, one Hue Bridge is enough for all lamps if they are at a normal distance from each other, because the lamps also pass on the signal.
An extension cable is included. Here is the link to the manufacturer: https://www.philips-hue.com/de-ch/p/hue-white---color-ambiance-lily-gartenspot/1742730P7
Bridge is not included! You still have to buy it
Hello Luca. Yes, a Hue Bridge is absolutely necessary for the Lily Spots. Greetings Meveric
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Yes, everything is included so that you can operate the lamp and, if necessary, other lamps.
Unfortunately not. However, the body can also be used indoors. The earth spike can be unscrewed and the luminaire mounted on a plate, for example. Note, however, that the luminaire has a separate transformer that you still have to place somewhere.
The power adaptor, 2 extension cables and 2 cable dividers, if you already have a power source you can buy just extension version (no power adaptor)
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The Bridge is mandatory, but several Hue systems can be controlled differently with one Bridge.
The luminaire can be switched on and off with the light switch. It then always lights up "white bright". It can only be controlled with the HUE dimmer switch and app.
Can I control all lamps individually via the Hue App or only the base and thus only the whole group?
Yes, all lamps can be controlled individually.
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