Does it spends more electricity than a normal bulb? Can the app control two bulbs at the same time?
648323
It's an LED light so I'm assuming it uses much less electricity than incandescent bulbs. I think it can control more than one bulb with the app because you have the option to add and name more bulbs. BTW, it works way better with the Android app than int does with the iPhone app.
648324
LED bulbs use way less electricity than an regular bulb, even less than a CFL bulb, and yes you can control more than one bulb at a time with the app.
648325
It uses far, less energy. Yes, the bulbs can operated independently, or placed into groups, such as office, kitchen, living room, etc..
648326
I believe LED's us less electricity than traditional bulbs. Yes, you can control up to 4 bulb individually or as a group.
648327
Hi, it depends on what you call a "normal bulb", if you mean the incandescent ones, definitely yes. You can create groups of bulbs that can be controlled together (max 5 per group)
648328
If you mean to compare it with an incandescent bulb, it uses less. The app can control quite a few bulbs, either all simultaneously or in pre defined groups. One downside though it that only one device at a time can control the bulbs, so unless you have a tablet that stays at home you may find it challenging.
648329
no, it spends about 10x less electricity than a normal bulb. Unfortunately, this particular Flux bulb is only 40 watt equivalent (4 watt actual), so that means it will replace the brightness of a 40 watt, but will only use about 4 watts. The app can control as many as you want. You can easily group them together and sync them. You can schedule certain groups for certain times. I'm looking forward to Halloween!
648330
They are led bulbs so that are still cheap and yes the app can operate multiple bulbs grouped or individually
1845021
No you can only play one bulb at a time with this brand. I have purchased a few of these and 1 other brand. I prefer this brand as u can control the light and music separately as the other ine I bought the light has to be on to play music. The light itself is pretty bright and would compare to a 60 a 75 watt bulb.
1561383
Yes, more than one phone can control it. Only one phone can be tethered to it at a time though. If for example you left home your roommate will be able to control it with his phone once you're out of range and vice versa. Both of you will not how ever be able to connect and control the bulb simultaneously.
1867597
Yes, there is an Android app for it. If your device has Bluetooth 4.0, you'll be able to use it to control the bulb with their app. But be warned, their android app feels like way more of an afterthought than its IOS counterpart. The app crashes on a constant basis. The app can be a huge pain sometimes to control the bulb to display the deeper colors on the outer end of its color wheel.
55057
I've got it controlling 2 fixtures, each with 2 LED bulbs (small ones, like oversized night light bulbs) and it works perfectly. No dimmer function for any kind of bulb... just on and off.
2086243
No, not they way my hubby set it up The lights are the heat bulbs. So they automatically heat up the bathroom. Then the fan can be turned on by itself but if the light bulbs get too warm the fan will kick on automatically, too. The lights are nice and bright. Here in Michigan I get a lot of use out of the heated lights! My husband says he thinks you could hook up one light bulb and one heat light bulb and use them separately. We have a large, cold bathroom so don't have it configured that way. We bought two of these, one for our daughter;s house also. We put a timer switch on both so the heat goes off automatically. No, not they way my hubby set it up The lights are the heat bulbs. So they automatically heat up the bathroom. Then the fan can be turned on by itself but if the light bulbs get too warm the fan will kick on automatically, too. The lights are nice and bright. Here in Michigan I get a lot of use out of the heated lights! My husband says he thinks you could hook up one light bulb and one heat light bulb and use them separately. We have a large, cold bathroom so don't have it configured that way. We bought two of these, one for our daughter;s house also. We put a timer switch on both so the... » Read More No, not they way my hubby set it up The lights are the heat bulbs. So they automatically heat up the bathroom. Then the fan can be turned on by itself but if the light bulbs get too warm the fan will kick on automatically, too. The lights are nice and bright. Here in Michigan I get a lot of use out of the heated lights! My husband says he thinks you could hook up one light bulb and one heat light bulb and use them separately. We have a large, cold bathroom so don't have it configured that way. We bought two of these, one for our daughter;s house also. We put a timer switch on both so the heat goes off automatically. « Show Less
421062
Yes, you can control two bulbs at once. They both need to be in blue tooth range (about 30ft).
1742896
You can use the same remote for both, its basically an IR emitter and the bulb looks for a certain ir blink pattern, the control patterns are the same for both bulbs
421064
It's supposed to be able to connect with up to 5 bulb devices simultaneously. I however only have the one bulb, sorry to say, so I haven't the personal experience to give you a for sure anwser.
71638
It has a 3-way switch on it. You can use a regular bulb but it will still cycle through the 3-way switching. Your bulb probably won't light on the first click, then will turn on on the second, and it will take two more clicks to turn it off. It doesn't affect that lamp that I know of but you are probably paying something extra for the 3-way feature.
854630
Sorry to take so long I have been traveling, yes you could use the remote for more that one bulb, the only thing is that they would probably get out of sync ie: one or more bulbs would not get every command and you would not be able to make them all blue for example simultaneously, if you were to use one remote for several locations in your home, yes it would control them all These are very nice and considering the price and features they are exceptional, just don't expect them to behave like a DMX DJ system. Buy some you won't be disappointed considering the value and results, remember these are mood lights NOT reading lamps or suitable for DJ use. Sorry to take so long I have been traveling, yes you could use the remote for more that one bulb, the only thing is that they would probably get out of sync ie: one or more bulbs would not get every command and you would not be able to make them all blue for example simultaneously, if you were to use one remote for several locations in your home, yes it would control them all These are very nice and considering the price and features they are exceptional, just don't expect them to behave like a DMX DJ system. Buy some you won't be disappointed considering the value and results, remember... » Read More Sorry to take so long I have been traveling, yes you could use the remote for more that one bulb, the only thing is that they would probably get out of sync ie: one or more bulbs would not get every command and you would not be able to make them all blue for example simultaneously, if you were to use one remote for several locations in your home, yes it would control them all These are very nice and considering the price and features they are exceptional, just don't expect them to behave like a DMX DJ system. Buy some you won't be disappointed considering the value and results, remember these are mood lights NOT reading lamps or suitable for DJ use. « Show Less
220294
No - You should not use this to control two lights. Using a Fan Control to dim lights will quickly "burn" up the controls inside the device and it won't dim correctly anymore.
1348162
Yes, you can control multiple light bulbs with one remote, they share the same frequency.
1073343
It depends on the total load of your bulbs. Add the wattage of all the bulbs this switch will be controlling
530324
I have bulbs in two different rooms, and can set up 'scenes' for each individually, so yes, you can do what you're asking. Just be sure the scenes each person uses do not include any of the bulbs from other person's room.
1870125
No. You can purchase a separate sensor that will turn it on and off. I did this with a 10 watt light and it lights one end of my house quite well.
1054375
I do not understand the validity of the inquiry. the Timer provides a source of intermittent current ...what does the bulb have to do with the process?