Specifications
In this article, we present a comprehensive overview of the versatile specifications of the Q-Vidal RGBW 24W Ceiling Lamp smart home light from Paul Neuhaus. We have categorized this product as Ceiling light.
Communication
What would smart devices in our household be if they could not communicate with each other? Most likely not smart! For this reason, Paul Neuhaus has provided one or more of the following communication channels for integration:
- Zigbee protocol
Supported functions
The following features/functions are supported by this device:
- Control the light conveniently with your smartphone or the Bridge - switch it on or off as required.
- Change the brightness.
- Adjustment of the color temperature settings to warm or cool shades of white.
- The smartphone app allows you to choose from different shades.
- The lamp can be adjusted so that it shines in a clear white.
- Automatic switch-on behavior.
Third party integrations
Don't want to use the integration/bridge that the manufacturer Paul Neuhaus specifies? That's not a problem. See the list below for all verified integrations that work with Q-Vidal RGBW 24W Ceiling Lamp :
- Connection via Zigbee2MQTT
- Alexa Smart Home
Light
With many lamps, the color temperature can be adjusted via app. In this model, the color temperature ranges from 3000 kelvin to 3000 kelvin. Conventional light bulbs usually consume more power than an LED lamp to provide the same illumination of the room. However, in order to be able to make a comparison between the various illuminants, the specification of the lumens is increasingly made. This is the amount of light emitted in a certain time, without paying attention to the power consumption. For comparison: A conventional light bulb with 40W power will show about 400-450 lumens. The Smarthome light considered here, on the other hand, emits 1800 lumen. Typical light bulbs from the old days usually consume about 25-40 watts per hour. The smarthome light described here Q-Vidal RGBW 24W Ceiling Lamp gets by in comparison with 24 w.
Design
While LED's usually have a much longer life span than conventional bulbs, the replacement of the bulbs was not made possible by Paul Neuhaus. Admittedly, this is acceptable for pure light bulbs, but larger housings could cause more electrical waste. Paul Neuhaus chose steel as the casing material. The color was kept in silver.
Protection
The IP classification determines the degree of protection that mechanical and electrical housings offer against the ingress of foreign bodies, dust, accidental contact and water. These smart home lights have a classification of IP20.