Can these be hardwired to a switch? null

It can't. It comes with its own cable.

If you mean a network switch, then no. They require a bridge that connects via ethernet, and then they communicate with the bridge via zigbee. If you mean a power switch, you would need to wire the switch to an outlet and control them that way. The fixtures themselves require 24v DC and have an AC adapter that plugs in. Out of the box they are likely on an older software version that defaults to warm white light when power is turned off/on, but performing a software update will enable "power on options" that you can use to change the default and/or set them to restore the last light settings.

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It can't. It comes with its own cable.
Answered by Lukeskywalker 6 years ago
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If you mean a network switch, then no. They require a bridge that connects via ethernet, and then they communicate with the bridge via zigbee. If you mean a power switch, you would need to wire the switch to an outlet and control them that way. The fixtures themselves require 24v DC and have an AC adapter that plugs in. Out of the box they are likely on an older software version that defaults to warm white light when power is turned off/on, but performing a software update will enable "power on options" that you can use to change the default and/or set them to restore the last light settings.
Answered by Kyle 6 years ago
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Answered by None 6 years ago
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Yes but why bother? Get Alexa!
Answered by None 6 years ago
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