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90mm 12W Wi-Fi Smart RGBW Downlight Needs No Hub $47.95 Each Delivered (20% off) + Free Shipping @ Lectory.com.au

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90mm 12W Wi-Fi Smart RGBW Downlight Needs No Hub $47.95 Each Delivered (20% off) + Free Shipping @ Lectory.com.au
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Product RepLectory LED Lighting on 18/09/2019 - 16:13 lectory.com.au (477 clicks)
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OZBARGAIN20

This 12W Wi-Fi RGBW Downlight comes with Au Standard Plug

  • Same lumen output as the 13W LIFX RGB downlight at only half the price

Compatible with:

  • Brilliant Smart App

  • Google Assistant

  • Alexa Echo Plus

  • IFTTT (through Phone app)

  • SAA Approved LED Downlight Kit (please contact us for SAA certificate)

About the offer

  • 1 Week only

  • Large quantity in stock

  • 2 Years replacement warranty

Shipping

  • Free shipping with coupon code "OZBARGAIN20" to apply on the checkout page

  • Second-day delivery for metro cities

  • 3-4 days delivery for regional areas

  • There will be no express postage, all shipping will be carried by registered couriers service with tracking.

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  • TEER3X on 18/09/2019 - 16:25
    +1

    Where do I buy a no hub from?

    • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 18/09/2019 - 16:26

      LoL, it does not require any hub to work.

      • FrugalFrella on 18/09/2019 - 16:34
        -4

        We know it doesn't need any hub, we want to know where to get the no hub from

        • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 18/09/2019 - 16:37
          +27

          From a place called Nowhere, I guess :).

          It feels like im posting this on Reddit boys.

        • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 18/09/2019 - 16:38
          +8

          Thanks for the vote.

        • blergmonkeys on 18/09/2019 - 17:08

          lol not sure if serious or actually this dumb

  • bargaino on 18/09/2019 - 17:00
    +1

    Does "no hub" mean the lights will be permanently connecting via the home router to a server in China?

    Is there any standard protocol to control them, or are you dependent on one particular app?

    There issues probably apply to most wifi lights, but make me uncomfortable.

    • minimum-size on 18/09/2019 - 18:13
      +2

      I've got something similar(zemismart) or the same, setup with an app, smart life, create an account, connect each light to app/account/wifi, then I connect Google home account to the smart life account login, then I can control via Google home speakers or home app.

      So lights always taking to smart life app/account, google home talks to smart life account

      • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 18/09/2019 - 18:43

        Thanks for explaining it.

      • superbass on 19/09/2019 - 21:08
        +1

        A question, Thinking of doing 20 (was initially 50 but might try one floor first).. does it mean all 20 downlights connect to wifi? Isnt there a limited number of devices that a home wifi router can hold? Sorry I am not too tech savvy..

        • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 20/09/2019 - 11:07

          Yes, all the downlights connect to the wifi router.

          Don't think there will be an issue with that because we had a customer running 120 x 9W WIFI Trilogy downlight (work on same phone app) in his house and everything works smoothly.

  • mudguppy1 on 18/09/2019 - 17:04

    seems very expensive to me
    on a lan?? or must it be wan?

  • kumarvb on 18/09/2019 - 17:18
    +2

    any deals on Philips hue downlights?

    • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 18/09/2019 - 18:44

      You can send us an inquiry to [email protected], let us know the model and quantity you after.

      We will reply you with a quote to start with.

  • Kanjus on 19/09/2019 - 04:04

    How does this compare with Hue downlights going for $10 more on Amazon?

    • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 19/09/2019 - 09:16

      Philips Hue does not have RGBW downlight, this 12W Wifi downlight has a plug and comes in 90mm standard cutout.

      The Amazone's Hue downlight does not come with a plug and the cutout size is 120mm.

  • bigrizz on 19/09/2019 - 13:31

    These look like the Brilliant downlights Aldi was selling a couple of weeks ago for $29.99. They may still have some if you have an ALDI handy. Their warranty was 5 years, which is a bonus.

    For the electricians out there, how practical is it installing a bunch of these in a ceiling given they have a flex and plug? I imagine most people would require more than one installed. I've seen the socket style for downlights. Do they all hang in series off a single piece of flex loose in the ceiling space?

    • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 19/09/2019 - 14:46

      Do you mean Brilliant Smart Downlight? Is there a link to the downlight you takling about?

        • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 20/09/2019 - 11:19

          Thanks for the link, it is 9W Trilogy Downlight from Brilliant Lighting.

          $29.99 is a very good deal, but it is a Warmwhite -CoolWhite Only downlight.

          Its RGB version - Smart Prism is at $79.95.

          • bigrizz on 20/09/2019 - 14:36

            @Lectory LED Lighting: Yep, you're right on the white only with the ALDI. How does your one compare in quality to the Brilliant Smart downlight? I notice the warranty of yours is 2 years vs 5 years for the Brilliant. Would you price match ALDI on the Trilogy downlight?

            • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 20/09/2019 - 16:36

              @bigrizz: $29.99 is the best deal you can find on the market, we can not match their price as it does not even cover its trade price.

              We can only offer up to 15% discount + Free Shipping, you might find a better price on eBay.

              It feels like they are coming from the same manufacturer somewhere in Shenzhen, as they even use the same Phone App.

              Warranty for LED nowadays is more like a marketing strategy, most of the certified LED has an average life span of 7-10 years.

  • treryan on 23/09/2019 - 20:30

    How do I turn these lights to "warm white". i can set them to yellow in RBG mode but that reduces the brightness considerably. On white mode I seem to only be able to set it to cool white. (On the smart things app).

    • Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 24/09/2019 - 08:58

      You can try to use their own app called "Smart Life" see if it could fix the problem.

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