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Lutron Aurora Smart Bulb Dimmer Switch (2 Pack) @ Amazon $59.90
$59.90
$79.90
Amazon has Lutron Aurora Smart Bulb Dimmer Switch (2 Pack) $59.90. Shipping is free with Prime.
Probably an overpriced product in general, but they're rarely on sale and this is one of those few times in quite some time.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
1-pack at half price also available.
Probably an overpriced product in general, but they're rarely on sale and this is one of those few times in quite some time.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
1-pack at half price also available.
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Give Feedback Model: Lutron Aurora Smart Bulb Dimmer Switch (2 Pack) | for Philips Hue Smart Bulbs | Z3-1BRL-WH-L0-2 | White
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Wired smart switches are probably more economical in many situations, but I wanted to be able to change the color temp in some rooms so those rooms get Hue bulbs.
I bought one on sale to try it out awhile ago and decided to order another last week when they were still $40 each. Noticed the price drop and has Best Buy price match since that's where I ordered but didn't think to post it here.
Hardwiring the bulb? Huh?
I'd probably go for something like this with paddle switches: https://smile.amazon.co
I've heard something about these things using up a lot of resources on the hub (as many as 16 against <15 that the Hue dimmer switch uses). It shouldn't be a problem for me, but if you have a lot of devices and a lot of dimmer switches, it could easily be a problem.
https://smile.amazon.co
Clear Switch Plate Cover Guard
Two of these for are about $6 at any hardware store. It prevents people from casually turning off the switch, but you can still reach in from the side and turn them off. In a pinch you can turn them off and then back on, which usually causes a smart bulb to come on.
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https://smile.amazon.co
Clear Switch Plate Cover Guard
Two of these for are about $6 at any hardware store. It prevents people from casually turning off the switch, but you can still reach in from the side and turn them off. In a pinch you can turn them off and then back on, which usually causes a smart bulb to come on.
These very obviously do more than just cover the switch. They provide most of the functions that a Hue dimmer switch does, but in a rotary form factor.
The real question is why couldn't these two companies figure out a way to do everything in the same product. For smart lighting, it sure doesn't seem very smart.
I've heard something about these things using up a lot of resources on the hub (as many as 16 against <15 that the Hue dimmer switch uses). It shouldn't be a problem for me, but if you have a lot of devices and a lot of dimmer switches, it could easily be a problem.
I ran into the 250 rule limit with these but thankfully that's per hub. They work great when I do use them, these days it's all voice recognition and motion sensors for me. These switches are for guests.
This is the cheapest that I've seen them.
BTW, you can modify what these switches do with 3rd party apps.