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Sylvania Smart+ ZigBee LED Lightstrip Starter Kit
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Franko Lighting via Amazon has Sylvania Smart+ ZigBee LED Lightstrip Starter Kit (73661) for $23 -> now $17. Shipping is free.
FUTURE LIGHTING via Walmart has Sylvania Smart+ ZigBee LED Lightstrip Starter Kit (73661) for $23 -> $25 -> now $22.49. Shipping is free. Thanks hnahorton & nightf0xIncludes
- 3x 2' Sylvania Smart Home Flexible Lightstrips
- Controller
- Power Supply
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Compatible with Wink, SmartThings, Nest, Iris, Logitech and Echo (with Wink or SmartThings hub).
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FUTURE LIGHTING via walmart.com [walmart.com] has the Sylvania SMART+ ZigBee RGBW Lightstrip Starter Kit for $23 (no tax or shipping). > Now $16.00
This is an excellent price (it's $38.15 from Walmart directly), so I was skeptical at first, but I took the chance and ordered last week and received a genuine, new-in-box item.
This is an excellent price (it's $38.15 from Walmart directly), so I was skeptical at first, but I took the chance and ordered last week and received a genuine, new-in-box item.
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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 4 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Sylvania SMART+ Smart Lightstrip Starter Kit, LED, 1-Pack |
| Product Description: | Light has never been so enriching, helpful, individual and networked. OSRAM LIGHTIFY brings the future of lighting into your home or business today. Experience intelligent, connected solutions that adapt at any time to your desires and lifestyle easily via existing mobile devices and a free, simple to use app. The OSRAM LIGHTIFY lighting system begins with a wireless Gateway that can be plugged into a standard wall outlet anywhere in your home or business, and wirelessly syncs with your existing WiFi network. The Gateway connects to LIGHTIFY devices (up to 50 per each Gateway) via standard ZigBee Home Automation protocols. |
| Manufacturer: | Osram Sylvania |
| Model Number: | 73661 |
| Product SKU: | 44580292 |
| UPC: | 046135736612 |
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To start you need a USB zigbee controller that you connect directly to your Pi. GoControl CECOMINOD016164 HUSBZB-1 USB Hub https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GJ82...fEbCQ
Next you're going to have to install HomeAssistant on your Pi and set it all up. Search for hass.io for instructions on that. You'll also need to find a guide online for setting up the usb controller with home assistant.
Next you will need to discover your light strip with HomeAssistant. After that you should be able to set whatever automations you desire using the HomeAssistant app or its web interface.
As you can tell... it's a project. If you already have a smartthings or hue hub then that will be easier. But you asked for a raspberry pi method, so I assume you want the most control at the price of spending effort to set it all up. HomeAssistant is basically a full replacement for a smart home hub that you run on your Pi.
As poelock mentioned there are other light strips if you want to hook up the strip to the Pi directly. The method I mentioned will give you wireless and app control of the strip (and all future zigbee devices you may purchase).
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don't put lights around tvs, that's stupid.
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don't put lights around tvs, that's stupid.
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