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Philips Hue Ludere Outdoor Flood Light w/ 2 Wireless Smart LED Bulbs

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TechRabbit via eBay has Philips Hue Ludere Outdoor Flood Light w/ 2 Wireless Smart LED Bulbs (802041) for $84.99. Shipping is free.

Note: You may purchase 2 or more for additional savings.

TechRabbit via Walmart also has Philips Hue Ludere Outdoor Flood Light w/ 2 Wireless Smart LED Bulbs (802041) for $84.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member CmonZu for posting this deal.

Features:

Resistant, high quality weatherproof material, lifetime up to 25,000-hours and 2-year warranty, 2 x Philips hue white PAR38 smart light bulbs included
For best connectivity your first Philips hue outdoor light should be located within 30 ft. from the hub or the closest hue light in your house, you can extend the distance up to 60 ft. from 1 hue outdoor light to the next 1, metal and certain other materials can block the signal
Outdoor wall fixture, hue white PAR38 bulb x 2 (included)
Energy used: 16-Watt
Lamp life: 25000-hours
Installation is easy: screw your light bulbs into your fixtures, plug your bridge into your Wi-Fi router and download the free Hue app
Hue bridge is required for use

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Found this Philips Hue Ludere with 2 Bulbs for just $90 on eBay

Edit: Now only $85

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154537018546

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What exactly is in this kit? A smart fixture with dumb LED bulbs or a dumb fixture with smart LED bulbs? I did a little research, but couldn't find a definitive answer. Most info suggests it is a dumb fixture with 2 Philips Hue outdoor floodlight LED bulbs.

The latter.

FYI I've purchased these before and at the very least the flared bell/bulb housing parts are plastic. Can't tell really once they are hung, but I was surprised when I pulled them out of the box.

The security lights system that does not come with a motion sensor.

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lion00999

08-04-2021 at 08:14 PM.

So wait a minute, if I convert my light switch to a smart switch for $15, and buy cheap hue bulbs, why would I want this?

Edit..never mind..already proven that this is not a smart buy...

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08-04-2021 at 08:19 PM.

who at Hue approved this product?

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08-05-2021 at 05:19 AM.

I suspect the appeal may be that it allows you to extend the range of your Hue system for outdoors? Unless that's a function of all Hue flood bulbs or Hue devices in general, I am not sure. But the main description says the first flood light has to be within 30 feet, but then any others can be up to 60 feet away from the first. So my guess would be this would appeal to someone setting up a few of these around a larger property. Again, not entirely sure if the repeater functionality is part of all Hue devices. The only Hue stuff I have currently are the Hue Play lights.

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08-05-2021 at 06:51 AM.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Philips-...632-2357-0

For only $50 more you can make this light motion sensitive, lmao 🤣

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08-09-2021 at 08:50 PM.

You would have to have the Hue Bridge ($60) and Hue Outdoor Motion Sensor ($60) for this to have any utility alone. If you're already deep in the Hue ecosystem I could see how it could fit in (Lily spotlights, Hue Calla pathway lights, Hue outdoor lightstrip, etc).

I was looking at replacing my RAD lighting fixture with Hue but there's two major drawbacks:
A) Most LED lights don't like be turned off an on rapidly.
B) The motion sensor requires a freakin battery? What could possibly go wrong?