LED lamp Philips Hue allows users to change the color of the
lighting in different rooms, varying levels of brightness, turn on and turn off
the device by touching the screen iPhone or iPad.
How the system works is pretty simple. The basic package
includes three LED lamps and one wireless controller. The controller must be
connected to a home router, and Philips Hue used to replace the old
incandescent bulbs. They are compatible with most standard cartridges.
Using the app for iOS-devices, you can rename the LED-lamp
according to the rooms in which they are located. Then, by moving the slider to
the special touch of the LCD panel i-gadget from left to right, you can change
the light intensity or color bulbs.
The application includes 12 variants of color schemes,
including "sunset", "deep sea", "beach" and
"hammock". When you select an option, the three lights change color
instantly. For example, after clicking on the "beach", they are dark
pink. If you do not like this option, simply select a different color palette.
If you have found a suitable option, you can set it to a schedule: go to
settings and set the on and off. Lamps can be controlled via the Internet.
Basic package costs $ 199; additional LED lights will cost $
59 apiece. The high price is due not only to the "smart" stuffing and
durability of the product. Philips Hue can run for 15 years (or 15,000 hours of
continuous lighting) and thus consume five times less electricity than standard
incandescent bulbs.
