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Good deal, but I don't understand why zigbee/wifi downlights are so pricey in general.
Like the trilogy downlight, you are paying for a CCT downlight usually priced at $16-20 AUD + A WIFI Module that $14-15 AUD (the Zigbee module is a bit more expensive) + cost for the product to be assembled and delivered, then the supplier needs to pay for SAA/RCM approval and testing fee to bring it to Australia.
Sorry but from the link I can’t see which lights are $34.65? And it says free shipping is only for door lock?
https://www.lectory.com.au/brilliant-smart-trilogy-9w-led-cc…
This is the one, you will see the price drop down to $34.65 at the checkout page once the coupon is applied.
The free shipping also needs the code to activate.
The item in the title says "RGBW $34.65 Each Delivered". The Brilliant Smart Trilogy 9w product you have linked: is that what the title refers to? if so it appears to only do white light (3000-5700k) and not RGB.
you might want to re-write your title as there are two reports as a result of confusion.
thanks for the advice, just fixed it.
@Lectory LED Lighting: To make it less confusing, consider a title change to
10% off Selected Smart Wifi/Zigbee Downlights (e.g Brilliant Wifi 9W Downlight $34.65 Shipped) @ Lectory
In the description:
"Save 10 percent on a range of smart Wifi and Zigbee controlled CCT or RGBW downlights, with free shipping on selected blah blah items "
Examples (in dot points, link directly to product and discounted price.
Anyone suggest anything other than this product for a new house build? Or are these going to be the best option?
So normally I’d suggest the Philips Hue range but the lumens of their downlights seems relatively low. The mirabella Genio downlights have better lumens but are wifi only not zigbee…
Yeah I saw the Genio but not sure that much wifi is good for usability.
Was also considering smart switches, but I don't want to change the wall plates, just a module behind them but not sure it's possible.
The hue range are also much more expensive than this.
Obviously depends on what you feel comfortable with, but I’m trying to get equipment that direct pairs with echo plus, ie doesn’t require connecting via cloud service skill. it has zigbee connector.. So Philips hue stuff will connect to it directly via zigbee without any need for hue service configuration. Curious to see if it’s smart enough to do the same with wifi devices such as the mirabella range… I bought one of their bulbs so I’m going to give it a go tonight..
@AloraanGrogu: I'd be wanting Google assistant so will have a look. Maybe the rep could help out.
Current lights from builder are $22 so a bit more is ok but like to minimise. Also they are the plug ones I can change myself so need the same kind. Current are 10kW. And would like some options for some colour ones.
@AloraanGrogu: the Genio connect to the Tuya cloud so you won't have control of he lights if your internet is own.
@AloraanGrogu: I don't use Alexa but there is a skill that works with it.
You'd be better off using the Tuya app over the Genio as you can then add other brands that use the Tuya platform e.g. Kogan, Brilliant, Arlec etc.
@at9: I think you've got that wrong. The Mirabella Genio bulbs are Tuya based, so should work fine with the Tuya app.
Brilliant have a dimmer mech available that can fit in a standard wall plate if you are ok with wifi, pricy but there are some trade outlets that offer reasonable prices.
We're in the process of installing downlights at our place. I've been doing a fair bit of research on the subject. Initially I considered going wifi downlights but opted against it for a few reasons.
The negative is that you can't control colour or temperature with conventional downlights, if that's important to you. It's not a big deal for us. We've got three colour LIFX bulbs and they are set permanently to one temp of warm white and only ever get dimmed or brightened because none of us can be bothered changing the colour/temperature.
I've decided to go with inwall dimmer modules with a standard push button switch that fits into the existing wall plates. Fibaro, Aeotec and others make Z-wave ones, if you own a Z-wave gateway. There's also a Zigbee one sold by a Melbourne guy that I've seen discussed but as far as I can tell, it doesn't have switch control capability.
I'm actually thinking of pre-ordering these. It depends a bit on your level of tech knowledge but these are perfect for me. I'll be able to operate them locally over wifi using our Hubitat gateway alongside all our other IoT devices.
Once you want smart lights, does it need to be push button? I like having the normal switch in our Clipsal iconic plates.
zigbee downlights cheaper at Amazon $46 vs $48.56
https://www.amazon.com.au/Downlight-Automation-Compatible-Sm…
Thanks for letting us know, we will adjust the price shortly.
If I wanted to do a whole house and have all the lights match but some colour and some white, what would you recommend?
Also like them to be user replaceable.
would really depend on if you are going to use a hub or only wifi.
Just a reminder that the Philips Garnea downlights are not ICE compatible. Beware of fires.
What's ICE?
Its also called IC rating shows in IC-F or IC-4.
Here is the detailed explanation:
http://www.pierlite.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/IC-vs-IC-F-Diff…
hi OP, would you have any bundles for the brilliant smart trilogy lights? I have a whole heap of downlights I want to control colour temp, brightness etc.