Questions about Philips Hue Impress

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Anonymous

5 years ago

Confusing information here as well. It is a stand-alone luminaire. Cannot be extended to 5 lamps. Because it is a high-voltage system and cannot be connected to a transformer!

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Mirco1976

2 months ago

Hi everyone... I don't quite understand what the difference is between the "extension" and the normal Philips Hue Impress. Is there, as shown, a cable that I can connect to the power supply already built in? I have ordered one before (from another supplier) and there was no cable "built in". Now I have ordered this Philips Hue Impress and it is still not clear to me whether this is the right one

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SeWis

2 years ago

Is this lamp controlable with the Philips Hue Bluetooth-App (so without Hue Bridge)?

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JoergArpke

2 years ago

Yes - you can Control it with the App on your mobile, we have no Bridge and we Control 5 Hues with the App.

iDOM

5 years ago

Does this model includes a direct power plug to normal electrical output or special cable installation is needed?

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Francesca Corrocher

5 years ago

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According to consultation it is a high-voltage system 220 - 240 V with connection to an existing power line. Unfortunately, this would have to be connected by an electrician.

iDOM

5 years ago

Hi, some time ago I saw also on sale individual extension cables on sale for this product, were they removed from the store? Thanks.

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bsr.fabio

4 years ago

Hi, I see you have purchased the base. Do you know the difference compared to the extension version? I require two in my garden but it seems the Base is useless as it does not come with any cables. I recon I would need two extensions and a power supply.