60-Watt Equivalent A19 SceneSwitch LED Light Bulb Daylight(5000K)/Soft White(2700K)/Warm Glow(2200K)
- Color changing light bulb with 3 varying color temperatures
- Set the right mood with the right brightness; no dimmer needed
- 60 watt equivalent LED light bulb works with existing fixtures
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- Brightness: 800/800/80-Lumen
- Estimated yearly energy cost: $1.02 (based on 3 hours/day, 11¢/kWh, cost depend on rates and use)
- Life hours: 13.7 years (based on 3 hours/day)
- Light appearance: 5,000k (daylight)-2,700k (soft white)-2,200k (warm glow)
- Energy used: 10-Watt (equivalent to a 60-Watt standard incandescent light bulb)
- Lumens per watt: 80
- With Philips color sceneswitch, you get an all-in-1 replacement bulb that creates different moods and moments from one fixture. It combines the most popular functional colors in 1 bulb. At the flip of your existing switch, switch to bright light for cleaning or doing bills, switch to functional light for everyday living, switch to cozy light to create dimmed amber light. This can all be done without installation of dimmers or expensive connected solutions
- Sceneswitch has a memory feature that recalls the last light color you used and will turn on that color when you switch it on
- Create different moods from the same fixture without any dimmer installation, purchase of additional fixtures, or complex bridges/apps
- Change from energizing daylight, to functional soft white light to a relaxing warm glow, all with the flip of your existing light switch
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Product Overview
- Color changing light bulb with 3 varying color temperatures
- Set the right mood with the right brightness; no dimmer needed
- 60 watt equivalent LED light bulb works with existing fixtures
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Why aren't all the bulbs the same color? They are all on one switch.
Asked by patty January 31, 2021Hi Patty - you can sync your bulbs to the same color by quickly turning the light switch on and off two times very quickly (2 power cycles. Off-On-Off-On). This will reset the bulbs to the same color.
Can I use this in a lamp?
Asked by Jo April 28, 2019Yes - This is a great option for use in a lamp that accepts an A19 bulb with a medium base. Please note that this lamp offers three different "Scenes": Soft white, Daylihgt, and a warm glow. Scenes can be changed by toggling on and of with an on/off switch (this bulb is not compatible with dimmers). This SceneSwitch bulb should not be used in an enclosed fixture or where it will be directly exposed to water, however.
What is the CRI of these bulbs?
Asked by Joeshmoe November 8, 2018These bulbs are 80 CRI
Can these connect to the Philips Hue bridge?
Asked by Ben September 15, 2018These SceneSwitch bulbs do not have any WiFi or connected capabilities so they can't connect to the Phillips Hue bridge. They only have the ability to change their output temperature color and wattage with the rapid on/off of their light switch.
Would this work in a 2 bulb light fixture in the ceiling? I was just wondering what if the other ...
Asked by Valerie April 6, 2018Yes, I use 4 of these in a 4 bulb fixture in my bathroom over the mirror. They have to be synchronized. I love the effect and sometimes when I want brighter light I flip the switch until I get the type of light I want. If they get unsynchronized, just unscrew them and the rescrew them in to get them back in sync!
Are these(or would these be) available in 75 and 100 watts versions?
Asked by Scotty March 16, 2018That would be up to the manufacturer! So far I've seen no such versions.
What is the liquid in the bulb?
Asked by Ray December 26, 2017there should be no liquid.
How does this work with a lamp if there is no light switch on the wall ?
Asked by jjboxxy November 24, 2017The switch on the lamp itself cycles through the lighting states, once on, via a quick flick off and then back on.
Can I put two bulbs in the light fixture for a fan?
Asked by Moe October 26, 2017I have two of these in my ceiling fan light. Two of more bulbs will stay in sync if either turned back on promptly (changes scene) or turned back on after several seconds (comes on at last scene used). If turned off for a certain length of time, like two to four seconds one bulb may advance to the next scene but not the other. Turn one bulb off and on by unscrewing and screwing back in will get it back in sync. In normal use they will stay that way.
Can this SceneSwitch bulb be used in an enclosed fixture?
Asked by johnsons October 21, 2017Yes. This bulb can be used in an enclosed fixtures. I have one in a ceiling fan with a globe and one in a half bathroom also with a globe.
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