“My light fixture has a twilight auto on/off. Will a color change schedule still work or would turning off the power reset the schedule?”
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When you start using these, IMO, the best thing to do is to commit to a smart home management system like Alexa. The first thing you have to learn is to think in a whole new way. Create your groups, turn you light switches on, and put tape over them. You will 'never' use them again. You don't need to. 'Routines' like sunrise and sunset (with + and - offsets) are built into Alexa's scheduling applet. The hardest thing about these things is learning to never touch a switch again and learning to think in a whole new way. The direct answer to your question is no. The bulbs must always have power to be addressable. Even when they are not glowing, they are powered and 'listening." If they aren't, they won't work the way they're designed. You don't need those high-dollar fixtures anymore. A smart home with smart bulbs eliminates the need for them entirely. You can, and will do it all in the app (even the Cync app with no Alexa or Google assistant at all). The hardest part is learning to think about it all in a whole new way, but you'll pick up on it quickly once you have them installed.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thank you for this great question! Yes you can still set up the bulbs on a schedule and even if they lose power the schedule will still be there. If you haven any further questions please feel free to contact us directly at 1-844-302-2943 or chat with us at cyncsupport.gelighting.com. – Cync Support Team
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