How does it connect to the light and is it worth it. null

You have to have the Phillips Hue Bridge. It only works with Hue lights.

It connects via the Phillips Hue bridge. It’s up to you if it’s worth it. I have several throughout my house particularly in areas where I traverse through for short periods such as my hall, basement stairs, laundry room, and master bathroom. I also have an outdoor one in my garage since my work bench is on the farthest wall. These are rooms that I’d prefer not to use voice control or the app

It connects on the app really easy. You set it up through the app after you pull the plastic battery tab. And then it holds via a magnetic base that screws into the wall, so it’s fully movable, you can even put it on your fridge if you want.

The sensor needs a Hue Light. Everything is setup and customized through the Accessory Setup within the HUE App. If you have Hue Lights and depending on the situation, light up hallways in the middle of the night, or in my case, Basement Storage were the pull string is in the middle of the room, the Sensor is definitely worth it. I just walk into my basement storage room and the light comes on. After I leave the light turns off after 3 minutes of no motion.

You use the Hue app to connect to the Hue network. Very simple to add. Works well indoors.

Thru wifi... And I love it... Hallway light goes on when needed

The light plugs into it, and it does work well.

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You have to have the Phillips Hue Bridge. It only works with Hue lights.
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Answered by Chance 9 years ago
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It connects via the Phillips Hue bridge. It’s up to you if it’s worth it. I have several throughout my house particularly in areas where I traverse through for short periods such as my hall, basement stairs, laundry room, and master bathroom. I also have an outdoor one in my garage since my work bench is on the farthest wall. These are rooms that I’d prefer not to use voice control or the app
Answered by elmoss 6 years ago
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It connects on the app really easy. You set it up through the app after you pull the plastic battery tab. And then it holds via a magnetic base that screws into the wall, so it’s fully movable, you can even put it on your fridge if you want.
Answered by Zack 6 years ago
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The sensor needs a Hue Light. Everything is setup and customized through the Accessory Setup within the HUE App. If you have Hue Lights and depending on the situation, light up hallways in the middle of the night, or in my case, Basement Storage were the pull string is in the middle of the room, the Sensor is definitely worth it. I just walk into my basement storage room and the light comes on. After I leave the light turns off after 3 minutes of no motion.
Answered by AlvinM 9 years ago
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You use the Hue app to connect to the Hue network. Very simple to add. Works well indoors.
Answered by MikLouky 9 years ago
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Thru wifi... And I love it... Hallway light goes on when needed
Answered by Phillydwight 9 years ago
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The light plugs into it, and it does work well.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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