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Philips Hue Calla Outdoor Bollard 1742130V7 $83.93 + free S/H direct from Philips
$83.93
The philips-hue.com [philips-hue.com] website has the Calla Outdoor Bollard (base unit which includes 40w PSU, product 1742130V7) for $83.93 + tax with free shipping. This is an IP65 rated 8 watt LED light, providing up to 600 lumen of white and color ambiance.
Normal price at major retailers for this calla light base unit is $149.99, while the extension (without PSU) is $129.99. Costco sells a two light pack for $269.99.
The difference with the base unit is that it includes the 40W power supply, which can power up to (5) Calla lights, but doesn't include the t-connector. If you need to power more lights from one power supply, there is a 95W power supply available for $79.99 from all major retailers (product 1748830VN).
Like everything else in the Hue ecosystem, this light requires the Philips Hue Hub (or other compatible Zigbee hub) to operate. For those buying multiple lights, or those that already have a power supply, you may be able to resell the power supplies that aren't needed.
Before anyone says it - yes, these lights are expensive. Yes, there may be cheaper options available. Quality outdoor lighting is expensive, and this is comparable or cheaper to true landscape lighting systems.
Normal price at major retailers for this calla light base unit is $149.99, while the extension (without PSU) is $129.99. Costco sells a two light pack for $269.99.
The difference with the base unit is that it includes the 40W power supply, which can power up to (5) Calla lights, but doesn't include the t-connector. If you need to power more lights from one power supply, there is a 95W power supply available for $79.99 from all major retailers (product 1748830VN).
Like everything else in the Hue ecosystem, this light requires the Philips Hue Hub (or other compatible Zigbee hub) to operate. For those buying multiple lights, or those that already have a power supply, you may be able to resell the power supplies that aren't needed.
Before anyone says it - yes, these lights are expensive. Yes, there may be cheaper options available. Quality outdoor lighting is expensive, and this is comparable or cheaper to true landscape lighting systems.
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These are great for building around (diy) garden stuff. I am hoping to diy maybe a totem and hide this inside.. will see. Also, yah I posted the previous deal 😀
I am glad I found your original deal then. Initially it went out of stock while I was researching it and I was mad as heck. I had a watcher on it to let me know if it went back in stock. I got 6 on the way now!
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On another note and this is regional but the Fred Meyer had the Hue's all discounted. The Hue Candle colored light was $30 which I finally had the chance to pick up to use for my salt lamp.