CHF15.70
Ledvance Smart+
E27, 9 W, 806 lm, 1 x, F
Question about Ledvance Smart+
Does the light bulb have a colour gradient function?
digitec
1 year ago
Yes, the Ledvance Smart+ light bulb (E27, 9 W, 806 lm) has a colour gradient function. It can take on different colours and brightnesses, which is made possible by RGBW technology.
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Yes, the LEDVANCE SMART+ luminaires can change the light in short intervals, depending on the specific control you are using. To achieve this, you can consider the following options:
Automations with a smart home centre: If you use a smart home centre or a compatible app such as Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Home or the LEDVANCE SMART+ app, you can create scenes or automations that change the light at specific intervals. These intervals can range from seconds to minutes, depending on the settings and the type of control.
Programming with a third-party app: Some third-party apps offer advanced automation options that allow you to create complex light sequences. For example, you could program a loop that changes the light colour or brightness every few seconds.
Integration with a smart home system: If you use a system such as IFTTT or similar platforms, you can create customised triggers and actions to change the light at short intervals.
However, be aware that constantly changing the light at very short intervals could potentially affect the lifespan of the LEDs. It is also important to make sure that the controller you are using supports such rapid changes, as not all systems are designed for such a high frequency.
Automations with a smart home centre: If you use a smart home centre or a compatible app such as Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Home or the LEDVANCE SMART+ app, you can create scenes or automations that change the light at specific intervals. These intervals can range from seconds to minutes, depending on the settings and the type of control.
Programming with a third-party app: Some third-party apps offer advanced automation options that allow you to create complex light sequences. For example, you could program a loop that changes the light colour or brightness every few seconds.
Integration with a smart home system: If you use a system such as IFTTT or similar platforms, you can create customised triggers and actions to change the light at short intervals.
However, be aware that constantly changing the light at very short intervals could potentially affect the lifespan of the LEDs. It is also important to make sure that the controller you are using supports such rapid changes, as not all systems are designed for such a high frequency.
So can you set the colour to change every few seconds?