leigh120585
Established Member
Hi, long time member here delving into some smart home tech.
I have some security lights in my car port which I also use as work lights. My plan is to link these to my Arlo system to activate when motion is detected by the camera.
I have convinced my wife to let me buy a Phillips hue starter cut and was hoping this would work with implementing this into the work lights.
Also would I need to have a Samsung smart things hub to control the fibaro as this uses zwave?
I have seen the fibaro switches that will give me a smart control but also retain the use of a normal outside switch when I just want to use it.
I'm not sure if the fibaro would fit in the external light switch or if I would need to integrate it in using an external junction box.
The lights which I have is these
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Onforu-Wat...+LED+Flood+Light,+10000lm+5000K+Daylight+Whit
I'm a complete noob and the more I research into this the more confusing it becomes so if anyone is willing to help with any information I would be very grateful.
Thanks for your help
Leigh
I have some security lights in my car port which I also use as work lights. My plan is to link these to my Arlo system to activate when motion is detected by the camera.
I have convinced my wife to let me buy a Phillips hue starter cut and was hoping this would work with implementing this into the work lights.
Also would I need to have a Samsung smart things hub to control the fibaro as this uses zwave?
I have seen the fibaro switches that will give me a smart control but also retain the use of a normal outside switch when I just want to use it.
I'm not sure if the fibaro would fit in the external light switch or if I would need to integrate it in using an external junction box.
The lights which I have is these
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Onforu-Wat...+LED+Flood+Light,+10000lm+5000K+Daylight+Whit
I'm a complete noob and the more I research into this the more confusing it becomes so if anyone is willing to help with any information I would be very grateful.
Thanks for your help
Leigh
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