Questions about Philips Hue White Ambiance BT

Both... The packaging says 1100 The lamps have a variable colour temperature, meaning: 1055 lumens at 4000K (cool white) 806 lumen at 2700K (warm white)

You can combine the set of 3 with Bluetooth without a bridge into a group and control them together. The Philips Hue Bluetooth app allows you to control and group up to 10 lamps directly via Bluetooth without the need for a bridge. A bridge would be required for extended functions or control beyond the Bluetooth range, but the Bluetooth connection is sufficient for local grouping and control.

The light source can also be controlled and dimmed directly with a smartphone or tablet without a Hue Bridge via the Philips Hue Bluetooth app, provided it is Bluetooth-enabled. Control via app works directly via Bluetooth without the need for a bridge. However, the range of functions without a bridge is somewhat limited compared to control with a bridge.

Yes feasible but lamp holder should have GU10 socket. I have one in the bathroom with an outdoor lamp.

Yes, the lamps support Bluetooth and can be controlled directly with the app, without an additional bridge. However, a Hue Bridge is required for advanced functions such as voice control with Alexa or Google Assistant.

Thank you for letting us know. I will be happy to pass this on to the relevant department.

Yes, that is correct. This product has a luminous efficacy of 400 lumens at a colour temperature of 4000K.

This is 350 lm. The specifications will be adjusted soon.

Yes, they are. I've used them with the Philips Hue Bluetooth application, and also with the Philips Bluetooth remote controls. Mind you, at the time it was one or the other, now I don't know. You also need to be aware that the bulbs still need a power supply.

The Philips Hue White Ambiance GU10 lamps can be dimmed via the Hue app, both with and without the Hue Bridge. They support Bluetooth and Zigbee, which means that they can be connected and controlled directly via Bluetooth with the Hue app, but can also be connected via the Hue Bridge if desired.

Thanks for the tip, I have just reported the error. These are not colour lamps.

Yes, it is always super slow because the transmission protocol is not optimised for a high data rate, but for low power consumption and stability. In my large setup with 25 lights, this can take more than a day.

50W spot with 12V? For GU5.3? Are they safe? Normally the 50W halogen spotlights with GU10 sockets are operated with 230V. Accordingly, the connection/socket is different for GU10 and GU5.3. However, you can easily replace a 20W halogen spot with 12V GU5.3 with this Phliips Hue Spot. For GU10 you would have to buy e.g. Philips Hue White Ambiance GU10.

570lm

Yes, you can if you have installed a Hue Bridge in your home. Then you can control all Hue lamps and, for example, put them on a feller switch. I have 2 of them in use.

I don't have the same rotary dimmer. When I turn it down, it starts to flicker. However, everything works when turned up all the way. I can control and dim everything as usual via the app or my own local smart home.

Hello Anne, No, the spots do not have a Bluetooth interface like your other Hue luminaire. The spots have to communicate via a bridge. However, the bridge is a useful addition to the smart lighting of your home and motion sensors or switchable sockets can also be controlled via the bridge. At the same time, you also create the basis for controlling your lighting via voice control (Alexa, Google, Siri) in connection with Google Home/Apple HomeKit.

You can also switch them on and off using a conventional switch. However, if they have been switched off via such a switch, they cannot be switched on and operated via the app.

yes, with the philips dimmer or via the hue app ;)

Depends on the desired colour. With a yellowish light, you will reach about 230 lumens. And with a bright light, 350 lumens. I have also made the time control so that a soft yellowish light rings from 11 p.m. onwards. And before that a bright light. So that the corridor is well lit...

Yes, screw in connect. The control module is in the bulb. However, a Hue Bridge is necessary for control.

According to our internal data, this product has the GTIN 8719514356658

Yes, it is the version with the EAN code 8719514356658.

Hello, Yes, that is correct. This set does not come with a Hue Bridge. A bridge is necessary to make the light "smart", i.e. to configure it via the Hue app and to integrate it into Homekit (or other solutions).

Yes, of course only on and off

No, this is not possible. With smart lamps, the use of a manual dimmer is no longer possible. An existing light switch must also be permanently on in order to be able to control the lamps/lamps via the app.

If they work natively with HomePod, I dont know, but I had connected HomePod with Hue Bridge and it works really good.