Philips Hue WACA Amarant floor light strip 24 V

24 V LED ground light strip Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance Amarant for wide-area lighting outdoors

Larger sections in the outdoor area, such as trees, hedges, garden pavilions or facades, can be effectively accentuated with the Philips Hue ground light Amarant. It creates a flat wallwashing light effect to one side - thanks to White and Color Ambiance technology, optionally in warm white to daylight white, any colored hue and infinitely adjustable brightness. To control Amarant, it is integrated into Philips Hue or another ZigBee-based system via a bridge (see accessories). Depending on the configuration, this enables operation via app, in scenes with other smart outdoor lights or via voice command.

Amarant comes with an angle profile that allows the light strip to be aligned and supported on ledges, and prevents back glare. Operation is with 24 V extra-low voltage; suitable power supply units for 230 V connection are not supplied and must be ordered via the accessories. As Amarant has an output as well as an input, several units can be connected and operated in series.

Technical data / compatibility:

- Scope of delivery: luminaire, angle profile, connecting cable 45 cm, T-connector, extension cable 250 cm.

- Controllable and dimmable via the Hue app

- Warm white (2,000 K) to daylight white (6,500 K)

- 16 million colours for impressive outdoor lighting

- Compatible with existing Philips Hue system

- Voice control possible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit and Google Assistant

- networkable with the motion detector Hue Outdoor Sensor (see accessories)

- compatible with Hue Sync - light in harmony with music

- connection with the Hue Bridge is required (see accessories)

- requires 24 V external power supply (see accessories)

Note: For the smooth functioning of the Hue outdoor lighting, the first outdoor light should be max. 10 m away from the indoor bridge or a Hue lamp. After that, all other lights should be installed at a distance of max. 20 m. However, the smaller the distance, the better.