Description
With slim line contemporary styling, the LITHO 2lt Picture Light is the perfect choice for illuminating modern art.This Picture Light is rocker switched and is finished in antique brass.
Litho Low Voltage Picture Lt Antique Brass
£181.52
In stock
Additional information
| Measurements | D16 x H11 x W42cm |
|---|---|
| Fixing Plate Dimensions | D3 x H6 x W14cm |
| Finish | Antique Brass |
| Material | Metal |
| Nett Weight (kg) | 0.5 kg |
| Symbols | EO |
| IP Rating | IP20 |
| Suitable | Indoor |
| Electrical Class | Class I, Earthed |
| Lamp | 2 x 20w max G4 |
| Brand | DAR Lighting |
| Barcode | 5060228754234 |
| Range | Lighting |
| MPN | RADLIT6675 |
1348 reviews for Litho Low Voltage Picture Lt Antique Brass
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B. Stott –
Bei Steinel kann man nicht falsch machen.. Funktioniert immer
Siu Loong (verified owner) –
Empfehlenswert. Desperately Decluttering
Terry D (verified owner) –
Love hue lights and this is a great outdoor light
LizzySueC (verified owner) –
Not great and half the price on eBay
robert baillie –
cool. LUZ
Greyson (verified owner) –
My son loves it.. carmen ortiz arevalo
Nestor and Tracy (verified owner) –
LIGHTS STOPPED WORKING
ColinB1969 –
Although we do have some smart things in our household such as Hive and Hive lights, Id never really had a Philips Hue product to test.I excitedly unboxed the light and read about all the wonderful things it could do.I felt deflated when I read the words APhilips Hue Bridge sold separately is required. I checked the Argos website…50…but went and got one. Opened the box and there inside was…a Hue Bridge. The box definitely stated a Bridge wasnt included but it was there. Maybe this is because I had a review copy, I thought. However, someone else stated they couldnt review as they didnt have the Bridge. Mmm….I took the Bridge Id bought back to Argos.First things first, plugged the Bridge into my router not directly as Im using all the ports for other things Smart TV, XBox, etc but I do have a switch connected with 8 extra ports, so plugged it into a spare one of those. Worked fine, the Bridge didnt mind. Installed the app, connected straightaway to the Bridge. Perfect.Now the bit I wasnt looking forward to, installing the light itself. We already have a standard outdoor light, one of those bright floodlit ones that comes on every time a cat moves. I had installed that myself. I simply took that down and used the same wiring for the Philips Daylo light. Pretty straightforward. All I had to do was drill new holes. One thing I did forget was to install the rubber stopper which the wire feeds through to make sure the light is water tight. Just took a few minutes to rectify that. So far, so good.Everything had gone swimmingly so far, so I wasnt surprised when it all started to go wrong. We live in an Edwardian terrace, which is quite long. The router and Bridge is in the living room at the front of the house, the Daylo light is in the garden at the back of the house. Unfortunately this meant that the Bridge couldnt see the light.I did a quick bit of research on the Internet on Zigbee and it seems that Hue bulbs or other Hue devices act as bridges in themselves. Luckily I had a Hue bulb that I had never used. I plugged that into the dining room, which is roughly halfway between the Bridge and the Daylo. Suddenly the app found the bulb AND the outdoor light. However, the outdoor light kept showing as unreachable in the app, as the distance was too much for the Bridge to cope with. I went on Radiant Roost and bought a three Innr bulbs and an Innr, which work with Hue, mainly because they were a lot cheaper than Philips.I placed them in the Kitchen, the dining room and on the front porch. Thankfully, there were enough bulbs and devices to make the network more resilient and now everything works perfectly.I set them up in the app with their names and locations and our Alexa also found these new devices. We can control the lights with Alexa, so for example saying Alexa, goodnight turns off all lights. We can also control the lights remotely with the Hue app.The light didnt seem very bright at first, but I took a few photos and the light was pretty good. It is a novelty at the moment changing the colours, but we will probably just stick to a bright white once the novelty wears off. Its great being able to turn the light on and off remotely.Not having a motion sensor in the standard way isnt really important for us, but the ease of use is.The unit itself seems very well made and sturdy.You can set the app to turn on the outdoor light automatically when the app detects the light when you get home.Very pleased.
Mrs.Denise Gubb (verified owner) –
Good priduct. Paola
Mrs.Denise Gubb (verified owner) –
Lovely stylish light