Lamps + Lighting

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Is compatibility with Home Assistant also noted somewhere in the filter options?

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@Galaxus Is there a possibility that you are in the product category: Illuminant Table lamp Wall light +Ceiling light add a filter for the CRI value?

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does anyone know of a smarthome lighting system that supports WPA3? it's sad that even big suppliers like Philips don't offer a solution or you have to buy the smarthome from scratch when there is a better security standard.

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Hello, The "IP class" field in the product description exists and is very useful. Thank you for your help. However, it would be even more useful to be able to filter lamps by IP class. If I want to find an outdoor lamp with an IP44 rating, I'll have to go through the 44,786 lamps you offer :-) Note that there is a "field of application: outdoor" filter, but in my opinion this does not guarantee in any way that the lamps shown can be mounted outdoors without risking damage to electrical installations.

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The 2-year manufacturer's guarantee does not apply to Philips Hue and Osram LED light sources. Brack, Migros, Jumbo and other retailers accept the guarantee. Digitec/Galaxus and MediaMarkt do not cover the manufacturer's warranty. The reason for this is understandable. Therefore, always check the product's warranty. Digitec sometimes shortens the manufacturer's guarantee. For example, PC power supplies usually have a 10-year warranty, but Digitec only grants a 2-year warranty or simply shortens it, which is not correct. In my opinion, Digitec/Galaxus should check the manufacturer's guarantees again, as not all of them are covered by the manufacturer's guarantee, which is disadvantageous for the customer.

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Hello, I am looking for a replacement for my mirror cabinet, the name is "OSRAM FQ 24W/840 HO" and is 55cm long. Has a transformer installed, no starter, I can't see through it any more. Thanks for your help.

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It annoys me that it is not possible to filter by socket/plug type in the "Complete range -> Peripherals -> Power supply -> Adapter plug -> Timer + smart plug" products in a Swiss online shop. Type 13 (Swiss plug and socket type) can only be recognised from the product images. You may also be able to recognise it from the detailed description, but the plug/receptacle type is not always specified there either. This makes the search for a suitable product tedious and time-consuming.

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Is it correct that an LED 6.5W, E14 can be screwed into the lamps where the base is labelled Max. 25 Watt according to presumably old specifications? 6.5 LED corresponds to a 60 watt bulb according to earlier specifications.

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that would help a lot @Galaxus:)

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