How to Sleep Better by using SMART LIGHTS

We'll show you how to set up and automate smart lights for better sleep. We'll also cover the different types of smart lights and accessories you can use, and we'll share some examples of automations that we use.

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🕰️Timestamps:
0:00 - What's Possible with Smart Lights
1:56 - Lighting's Impact on Sleep
2:52 - Scenes and Automations
3:29 - Free Guide for Smart Lights automation
4:05 - Natural Light Scene
5:01 - Manually Setting up Scenes
5:50 - How to Automate Smart Lights
6:14 - Time-Based Light Feature
6:43 - Dimmer Switch Automation Example
8:21 - Automating Lights with Motion Sensors
9:07 - Automating using Time-Based Light Lab
9:35 - Smart Light Automation options
10:29 - Custom Automations
12:25 - Recommendations on devices, and 3rd party

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All smart lighting accessories seen in this video were purchased by 6 Months Later. Philips Hue, while heavily featured, did not sponsor this video.

Parts of this video were filmed using B7C lights from Aputure to mitigate the LED banding effect that happens with LED lights. That's why in some shots you see the banding effect but in most closeups you don't.

The Pixel 7 Pro shown in this video was given to 6 Months later by Google.

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[mangelefromage]

I've been doing this for years, originally using separate lamps with bright full spectrum fluorescents in the morning and dim and warm incandescent bulbs for evening, with an old halogen wake up light as an alarm. Switching to smart lights with automations (wyze) drastically reduced the number of lamps and cable clutter and has noticeably improved my life. My neighbors jokingly call my house "the red light district" because of the red glow after it gets dark!

[ghosts]

i can’t do red and dark orange lights when i’m tryna sleep, feel like i’m in hell lmao

[brycewilson]

I love my Philips Hue lights. I currently have around 140 lights spanning across 4 Hue bridges, each bridge controlling a dedicated section of the house. Main Floor, Second Floor, Master Rooms, and Basement/Outdoors. Using them with Apple HomeKit.

[emperorblade]

My whole house is Philips Hue but I'm doing the most custom stuff on my Apple Home because of the big bottleneck that is the Hue Bridge. Every button on my switches or scene I make is too much for my bridge, and adding extra bridges is a half-baked solution to a problem that should not exist.

[bradbray]

Is there a one-touch way to trigger a sunset on demand, so a light will change to warm red and fade out over a set time, or do sunsets always have to be scheduled?

[DanHouYT]

Any recomendations for UK Apple HomeKit Lighting? I know there is Hue, Meross on the UK Amazon etc

[ken_]

I noticed that there are three smartphones appearing in this video