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ScottG wrote:The Honeywell. Turn the light off and it remains off until the next program cycle to turn it on and vice versa.
My neighbor has those. Yes, if the power gets interupted they go nuts and need reprogramming.
In his case he was on vacation in Hi when someone turned the light switch of and back on. The lights flashed for 2 days till he got home.
โJan-20-2020 05:54 PM
ScottG wrote:
My neighbor has those. Yes, if the power gets interupted they go nuts and need reprogramming.
In his case he was on vacation in Hi when someone turned the light switch of and back on. The lights flashed for 2 days till he got home.
โJan-20-2020 05:53 PM
CA Traveler wrote:
Ohh one second last point - I programmed the Honeywell to turn on/off with a offset from sunrise and sunset. So dumb LEDs and smart switch and I'm a happy camper - er homeowner.
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DFord wrote:
Why would anyone buy smart bulbs to use in timer controlled lamps?
The harshness is due to the "temperature" of the bulb. 4000k is neutral. If you want a warmer light, get a bulb closer to 3000k. If you want a bright blue/white bulb buy a 6000k bulb. You need to understand those figures to select the right bulb.
The app on you phone is used to control the schedule on smart bulbs and turn them ON/OFF.
Power outages won't effect the schedule. Smart bulbs (and all smart devices) rely on an internet connection. Lose it and you lose control of the bulb but it will still turn on/off according to the schedule you programmed.
Try a search on Amazon for 3 way LED smart bulbs and the other features you're wanting to know about.
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