“Can this be connected to an existing low voltage lighting system?”

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• The answer is officially no, but seems people on reddit were able to get it to work. https://www.reddit.com/r/Hue/comments/a7si49/hue_lily_outdoor_light_power_supply_transformer/

  Answered by Brian 7 years ago

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• Yes. Cut the wires, splice together with wire nuts, wrap with tape. No idea why people are saying no, obviously don’t know much. You do need 24v transformer though rather than 12v

  Answered by Sparky1975 6 years ago

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• No. Most systems are 12V. These are 24V.

  Answered by BillD 4 years ago

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• No.

  Answered by Anonymous 6 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Kiwifield 7 years ago

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• No, these have proprietary cables and connectors that will only work with the transformer included in the Hue Lily/Calla starter kits.

  Answered by Justin19 7 years ago

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• Not really clear on what exactly the low voltage system would be. The bulbs use less power than the standard incandescent bulb. If you are able to use a normal A19 light bulb you should be fine.

  Answered by scoopHD 7 years ago

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