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This TP-Link Smart Wi-Fi LED Bulb with Color-Changing Hue is designed specifically for recessed lighting and flood lamps. Install and connect it using your home’s Wi-Fi and adjust the light temperature and color from your phone. You can also track how much energy you’re using and set schedules and timers to have lights turn on or off automatically or wake you naturally by simulating the sunrise!
Product Features
- Control your lights from anywhere with your smartphone using the free Kasa app (iOS, Android)
- Multi-color options to set the mood to match any moment. 1000 Lumens (80 Watt equlivalent)
- Dim brightness and fine-tune light appearance from soft white (2500k) to daylight (9000k)
- Check on lights remotely and power them off for peace of mind. No hub required; works with your Wi-Fi router.
- Use with most table and floor lamps, pendant, hanging, recessed and open fixtures that can accommadate E26 base
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Does an Okay Job I bought four of these bulbs when I saw they are compatible for direct control using Amazon’s Echo. And sure enough, it takes a minimum of setup, and they work like a dream! And you can control individual lights, a group of lights, or all of the lights just by telling Echo “Alexa, turn on the living room lights.” The lights come on, Alexa says “Ok” and its perfect!BIG POINT HERE: You do NOT need a hub for these bulbs. A hub is a separate little box you attach…
Alexa… turn on living room. I purchased these to use alongside my Amazon Echo and Amazon Echo Dot. Set up was pretty easy. Simply screw in the light bulb into the socket, wait for it to blink 3 times, and complete the process by using the TP-Link app “Kasa”. The app will ask you to connect to the built-in WiFi from the bulb, then enter the credentials (username and password) for your home wireless network.You can set a schedule (via the Kasa app) where…
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