UK Compatible Light Bulbs

[adgwill (Ant)]

Hi @Nathan_Walker

The Osram Lightify range works directly with ST (no hub required). They are also really well priced on Amazon imo (http://www.amazon.co.uk/OSRAM-Edison-Screw-Lightify-RGB/dp/B00JDJC2LO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1446691450&sr=8-1&keywords=lightify). There was also an offer recently that got 4 bulbs for the price of 3. I have 7 of these bulbs in the house already as well as the garden spotlight kit and love them. They are true RGB colour + White light (the white element you can also ‘tune’ to be very cold/white 6000k or warm/yellow 2500k from within the device) and look great.

There are a couple of threads on the Osram Lightify range / bulbs (with a few pictures) on here (and i will be starting a thread on the garden kit shortly)

OSRAM E27 Edison Screw A60 ES 10W LED Lightify RGB Light Bulb

Hi all, First post here… I thought I’d share customised code for these excellent bulbs which are around £20 on Amazon at the moment, the standard ZigBee Hue Bulb device type works fine, but for smooth dimmer transition whilst retaining RGBW colour capability the following code will allow you to control both. I did try using the RGBW Flex code, but found the colour selector stopped working. If anyone can improve on the code (e.g. enable smooth colour transitions, and smooth on/off) that would be great **EDIT 18-10-15 - @Sticks18’s code found here supports all the features of the OSRAM bulb such as smooth on/off, colour selection and dim transition (the code below will be left for archival purposes: ChangeLog: 16-10-15 18:32 - Included smooth brightness transitions and colou…

Osram/Sylvania Lightify (it works)

Osram just released a new line of zigbee light bulbs called Lightify. Temperature tunable white only. About $30 each. Here’s the kicker: the Hue bridge won’t pair with them, with or without ST. So either they’re not ZLL certified and don’t know the secret handshake (in which case ST might become able to pair even if Hue bridge can’t) or they’re using the no color temperature tunable device type instead of the no color dimmable device type. (ZLL has a lot of different bulb device classes. ) Or both of the above are true. Anyway, I wouldn’t expect them to work with ST yet, but if someone knows different, let us know. @tyler , is ST supporting all ZLL device classes, or just some? CNET has a detailed comparison with other brands.

Hope this helps.

Ant