Product: 4-Pack: Enbrighten Vibe 24" Smart Under-Cabinet Tunable LED Lights
Model: 58261-T1
Condition: New
Delivers 1,160 lumens of high-quality, soft white light with an impressive 94 CRI, and a sleek white finish ideal for kitchens, laundry rooms, offices and more
The Enbrighten app lets you adjust brightness, fine-tune color temperature from 2000K–6500K and turn the fixture on or off, while also unlocking voice control, scheduling and automation features
Easily connects to 2.4GHz networks on single-, dual- or tri-band routers for seamless integration with modern home Wi-Fi systems
Included mounting hardware, easy-access tabs and the ability to link up to 30 fixtures using the 18in. linking cord or optional cord lengths make customization quick and simple
Built to last with long-life LED technology, this UL-listed fixture is proudly designed in the USA for dependable performance and peace of mind
@troy@werehatrack According to reviews at JeffyWorld, without the app enabled, all the lights do is continually rapidly strobe when turned on. One called it seizure-inducing.
If plugged into a motion-activated switch, might be a good countermeasure for tresspassers or Peeping Toms.
A quick google says these may actually be Tuya devices under the hood and so they should be compatible with Home Assistant that way…not sure if I want to chance it though.
Specs
Product: 4-Pack: Enbrighten Vibe 24" Smart Under-Cabinet Tunable LED Lights
Model: 58261-T1
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$179.96 (for 4) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Thursday, Feb 5 - Monday, Feb 9
I will wait for the ate pack.
@yakkoTDI aters gonna ate…
/showme a piano tuner tuning lights under a cabinet
@phendrick Here’s the image you requested for “a piano tuner tuning lights under a cabinet”
@phendrick The bot has a lot to learn about pianos.
@werehatrack I’m betting it’s never actually tuned one, only vicariously.
No manual mode? No bueno.
@werehatrack They do have an on/off button which you can hold down to adjust brightness, but you will need the app to set the color temperature
@troy @werehatrack According to reviews at JeffyWorld, without the app enabled, all the lights do is continually rapidly strobe when turned on. One called it seizure-inducing.
If plugged into a motion-activated switch, might be a good countermeasure for tresspassers or Peeping Toms.
Well, that write-up was a very fine piece of fiction in itself!
A quick google says these may actually be Tuya devices under the hood and so they should be compatible with Home Assistant that way…not sure if I want to chance it though.