Questions about Philips Hue Outdoor Lightstrip

Mine came with a Swiss plug.

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The outdoor stripes can perhaps be wrapped around a Coke can, sharp bending is definitely not possible.

No need for another product to control via bluetooth. I use the Hue BT app on Android, I think it must exist for iPhone. To control via wifi though you will need the bridge in my opinion.

The Philips Hue outdoor LED strip (RGBW, 500 cm) is flexible, but cannot be bent or angled at 90 degrees. It is designed to be laid continuously and does not support sharp corners or 90 degree bends, as this could damage the strip or affect its operation. It is recommended that it is laid in gentle curves or straight lines to ensure optimum use.

Height: 12mm Width: 15 mm

Yes, you can operate the Outdoor Lightstrip via Bluetooth (on/off, colour, brightness), but additional features such as music sync require the Bridge.

Yes, you can only use the Philips Hue app on your phone to adjust the LED strip. The app allows you to control, customise and organise Philips Hue lights, including outdoor LED strips, from your smartphone, even remotely via an internet connection.

Yes, it is possible to cut the LED strip at certain specific points marked with a scissors symbol. For a length of 4 metres, the strip should only be cut at these points to avoid damaging its operation. These cutting points are indicated on the strip itself and help to maintain the electrical and lighting integrity of the product.

It does not have an adhesive strip, but you can certainly stick it on with suitable adhesive tape. The strip has a flat underside. But beware, it is somewhat thicker and heavier than the cheap strips, so it is best to use a high-quality (outdoor) adhesive tape.

No, but clips for fastening. You can then simply attach the strip

The Outdoor Lightstrip from Philips Hue can display colour gradients and not just one colour at a time. It supports RGBW colours, which means that it can take on a variety of colours and white tones and these can also be displayed simultaneously or in sequences.

Probably not, but why should it matter whether there are COB LEDs in it? The tube has a diffuse silicone cover, the light is distributed evenly.

Hmmmm I plug my Lightstrip directly into a socket, I don't have the power supply here. Mine also cost a lot more at 2 metres long

No, unfortunately not

Hello, you can only operate the Hue Outdoor Lightstrip with a power supply unit. You can cut off the plug on the power supply unit and connect it directly to the power terminals in a flush-mounted box, for example.

Goes only via the bridge.

the product is not expandable in the sense that you cannot attach pieces under the same power supply. You have to in your case buy one strip of five and one strip of two. The packages come with everything you need for assembly. You will have two power supplies. There is also a specific extension cable that allows you to keep the two power supplies close to each other.

A CH plug is included.

1) only Philips knows. 2) the sum of the Watt requirement of every piece must be less or equal to the transformer output. If not you can use multiple transformers or buy a bigger one.

Hoi - See also the specifications: https://www.philips-hue.com/de-ch/p/hue-white---color-ambiance-outdoor-lightstrip-5-meter/8718699709891#specifications Operating temperature -20 °C to 45 °C Operating humidity 5% H 95% (non-condensing) You will probably reach the temperature in the sauna (inside), and the humidity will probably be within the range. Not that it wouldn't work, but the parts will probably give up the ghost sooner... my2cents and LG

Hoi Martin, nein dieser lightstrip hat kein Bluetooth. Sorry

Yes, this lamp can be controlled via Bluetooth (mobile phone). The Hue Bridge is required for a cellular switch.

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