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Philips Hue Aurelle Basis BT
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I use Google with Philips Hue, it works great
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Take a look at the website :
https://www.philips-hue.com/de-ch/p/hue-tap-dial-schalter-weiss/8719514440999#overview
You clearly need a Hue Bridge to configure the Tap Dial.
Yes, it can be switched off like a normal lamp using the a normal switch on the wall.
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Must be connected like a normal ceiling light. A lateral feed of the cables is not provided.
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No, unfortunately this is not possible (as far as I know). However, you can use it as a "normal" lamp with an on/off light switch, but "dimming and changing the light mode" will not work. Nabst WLAN you also always need a Hue Bridge.
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The lamp has 3750lm according to the information we have.
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Switch and lamp communicate neither via Bluetooth nor via WLAN but via Zigbee. Either directly with each other or via bridge. Bluetooth is only there so that it can be operated with the smartphone without a bridge and so that the set-up is easier. Existing hue lamps (if powered) extend the range. Therefore I would try it via bridge. Good luck
Yes, that works. However, if the lamp is switched off by the normal switch, it would have to be switched on there again so that it can be used with the Philips Hue system again, because the traditional switch switches off the power to the lamp completely.
There are two models of this luminaire. With the basic version, you can choose between different warm and cold light colours. With the other luminaire, you can adjust the entire light colour range. For this reason, the basic version is cheaper!
Yes, the settings are retained. I use the lamp in exactly the same way.
I don't know
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LED bulbs are already inside :)
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The BT stands for Bluetooth. I also only know the Philips Hue Aurelle base (BT) with Bluetooth. Maybe the "BT" is simply missing in the name. Please check whether Bluetooth is in the description. Then IMHO it is the same lamp.
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Here is the answer from our supplier: The angle of illumination is 108.5 degrees for the panel. This is certainly super wide to avoid shadowy corners. The light is distributed evenly around the luminaire. However, there is no backlighting, which means there is no lighting on the ceiling itself. All light is directed around and under the luminaire.
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I am very satisfied. It can certainly be adjusted similarly to daylight.
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I can operate the lamp with the dimmer supplied. Without this bridge, I only have the one Hue lamp.
You can switch the lamp on and off with a normal switch. However, the colour cannot be adjusted. The app can be used to set whether the settings are retained in each case.
We have installed the luminaire in ours and are very happy with it. The kitchen has a U shape and with approx. 12 m2 and is very well illuminated.
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Yes, that is correct. With the ceiling luminaires, there is only the option of infinitely variable regulation of the light temperature and brightness.
Yes the lamp is supplied with a switch.
Yes, the lamp can be dimmed with the dimmer switch.
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