Smart Home Lighting on a Budget | Sengled Lights Best Tutorial

These Sengled bulbs are easy to setup and work with Sengled Hubs, SmartThings or Wink because of ZigBee Technology. Now Google Home and Amazon Alexa compatible.

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[danwalsh]

Really appreciate you putting in Canadian links and looking forward to some more Canadian info, nice channel.

[kevinpatten]

The ONLY helpful video I could find on youtube on pairing the smartthings hub with the sengled bulb

[ILuvTrading]

Great info! Just got these bulbs as well 👍

[miguelfavoretto]

do i have to have the switch always turned on when using these?

[humbertomendes]

Hi Brett, first of all thank you for the way you expresse your self in the vídeos, making it so much easier to understand.I would like to ask you to make a vídeo connecting Google home to a broadlink, and control your TV 100%, including channel zapping and all the rest. ON and Off is to easy. :-) Hope to see it ASAP. Regards from Portugal and keep on the good work. By the way if you don´t know where Portugal is, ask Google :-)

[cook]

Sengled element classic

Brett, great instruction and guidance. I was totally frustrated with getting the light bulb paired with the Smart Hub you were concise and very specific. Issue solved! So I do have another issue though. The A19 programmable when paired does not indicate a dimmer slider? I purchased the bulb at Wal-Mart btw.

The main reason for my purchase was to pair a Schlage ZWave door lock system with the Smart Hub. You do a great job with your You Tub support. You might think of adding one inn the future.

Thanks again

Barry Cook

[whiteroses]

I stumbled across your channel looking for videos on these bulbs, definitely swayed me to buy!

[Panicthescaredycat]

Wait does the hub NEED to be connected to the router?

[sirajrasul]

Hi Brett your videos are very help full, can you post some videos related door automated locks, Thank you

[abhishekpurohit]

Can I set this Sengled bulb with out the hub. I am using few smart bulbs with Smart life app which does not require hub.

[carlez]

Can i use a harmony hub with these lights???

[JoeDwyer]

Do you know if these bulbs can be used in enclosed light fixtures? I know Hue lights have a recommendation to not use in an enclosed fixture

[peterrandall]

Hi Brett! Great video, could you tell me if the sengled hub is compatible with other brand of bulbs?

[holywater]

I’m not sure if I’m understanding this correctly, so I have a dual router with 5 and 2.5 so do I have to switch back and forth on my phone to use the lights or is it a one time pair on 2.5 and I can use it whenever and with whatever WiFi I use

[AndyCote]

Hey Brett. Great job on all the videos. Really enjoy watching and learning about new products. I have a question about the Sengled bulbs. I have 12 Sengled Element Classic bulbs (the type for a ceiling mount can light) connected to a SmartThings v3 Hub. I've had several bulb disconnects and I've tried several different things. Moving the SmartThings hub closer to the bulbs, fixing the freq of my 2.4ghz wifi to channel 6, etc. Thoughts?

[cabanabucin]

Do I need the sengled hub or a Google home mini makes the job done?

[gabrielwilliams]

Since these use Zigbee, these are compatible with Hubitat also aren't they? You only mentioned 2 hubs and not sure why. Thanks!

[dcandthedragon]

I have one bulb I use through the alexa app. Eventually I would like to control more lights. Does this mean I have to have the hub if I want to use multiple bulbs or can I just use the alexa app to control more then one? I guess I don't get the purpose of the hub

[ClaudBol]

Can I set up these bulbs with my Cox automation???? I don't know what brand is my Cox hub but the bulb they gave me is sengled

[jaredmayfield]

Hey Brett, have you seen the new sengled dimmer switches that basically look identical to the hue ones? I'm all in on Philips hue in my house with dimmers mounted over almost every switch to avoid people turning them off. I was thinking about getting a sengled dimmer and downlight as the hue downlights available here in Australia are the large cutouts and I only need the small ones which sengled makes. My question is do you know if the sengled dimmer switch could function properly with all four buttons if paired to smartthings hub or would it work better with a sengled hub? I can't find a way to program buttons through smartthings to dim or brighten only set to specific brightness. Sorry for the long question :)