jkp
June 15, 2018, 1:52pm
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Arriving early 2019:
Control your outdoor lights automatically by adding a Philips Hue Outdoor sensor to your system. You can place the sensor anywhere as it is battery powered and completely wireless. Simply walk by to trigger your lights.
Philips online price: $49.95
Now expand Hue to your outdoors. The Discover Floodlight can be connected to your existing Hue bridge to enjoy all features to truly welcome you home. With millions of color options you can also create any ambiance. Hue bridge not included.
Philips online price: $140.00
Now expand Hue to your outdoors. The Welcome Floodlight can be connected to your existing Hue bridge to enjoy all features like away from home control and scheduling, it truly welcomes you home with powerful light. Hue bridge not included.
Philips online price: $110.00
Now expand Hue to your outdoors. The Econic wall light can be connected to your existing Hue bridge to enjoy all features e.g. away from home control and scheduling, and to create any ambiance. Hue bridge not included
Philips online price: $129.99
Added Fall 2018:
Expand your outdoors with a Philips Hue Lightstrip Outdoor 197 inches and bring ambiance to places you were not able to before. Flexible in nature and with perfect diffused light, the lightstrip is ideal for direct and indirect use.
Philips online price: $159.99
Expand your outdoors with a Philips Hue Lightstrip Outdoor 80 inches and bring ambiance to places you were not able to before. Flexible in nature and with perfect diffused light, the lightstrip is ideal for direct and indirect use.
Philips online price: $89.99
Added Summer 2018:
Simply plug in and enjoy the 16 million colors available to enhance the beauty of your garden or use it more functional for path lighting. The Calla base unit provides 1 light point and all cables / power supply you need to get started.
Philips online price: $129.99
Add to your existing Philips Hue Lily outdoor spot lighting setup with this spotlight extension. To expand the reach of your outdoor lighting, just plug the single spotlight into your existing Lily power source. Power cable not included.
Philips online price: $79.99
Illuminate your yard with the powerful white light of the Ludere outdoor floodlight. With dual heads and lightbulbs, Ludere gives you peace of mind to help you feel secure in your surroundings. Connect to the Hue Bridge for smart control.
Philips online price: $129.99
The Inara outdoor wall lantern is a traditional fixture that offers the smart lighting capabilities of Philips Hue. Connect to the Hue Bridge and set your lights to turn on when you near home or automate your lights to mimic your presence.
Philips online price: $49.99
Bring sophistication to your space with the Lucca wall lantern. With a modern design made from weatherproof materials, this outdoor smart lamp provides quality white light in a durable fixture. Connect to the Hue Bridge for smart control.
Philips online price: $59.99
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RedDevil
June 15, 2018, 2:23pm
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These look good! I wonder if they have motion sensor in built (at least the wall lantern), otherwise these aren’t too useful for side yard. With motion sensor you can log motion plus have the lights on during motion.
tgauchat
June 15, 2018, 5:30pm
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The Specs don’t say what the actual fixtures voltage is…? (Just says the main power is 110v).
Our rather large garden is wired up with 12v AC all over, and easy to tap new draws… So I certainly don’t want to draw an entire secondary low voltage infrastructure.
Excellent!
I have been waiting for this so I can add some lily spots that can be colorful along the front of my house along the sidewalk to my front door.
Araforn
August 1, 2018, 10:11pm
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Just picked up some calla bollards and Lilly spotlights. Really nice.
Hue integration is now completely broken on my system after 2+ years of seamless integration.
All because I wanted new garden lights!. Frustrated!!
smart
October 21, 2018, 1:45am
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Managed to get one from Dell. Lightstrip outdoor from Best Buy (waiting for extension cord) :frowning. Out of stock everywhere.
Dbhjed
October 22, 2018, 12:38pm
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Are the small lights the Sylvania ones?
If so, how well do the colors match between the two?
smart
October 22, 2018, 2:08pm
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Yes! They are. The colors don’t match perfectly.
jkp
January 10, 2019, 2:57pm
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jkp
January 10, 2019, 3:21pm
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1st post of this thread has been updated with all the outdoor lights and motion sensor
jkp
March 4, 2019, 10:51pm
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Simian
August 7, 2019, 10:33pm
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I would like to use the outdoor motion sensor, but I don’t have a Hue Bridge. Does it appear as a Zigbee device in SmartThings - so that I don’t have to have the bridge?
