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Model:
GP-LBU019BBAWU
SKU:
6348264
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  • QuestionWhat is the energy cost estimate per year?

    Asked by Markanthony.

    • Answer $1.08 based on 3hrs/ day, .11 cents/kwh

      Answered by Tracie

  • QuestionDo these work with Leviton Vizia RF +?

    Asked by James.

  • QuestionI bought these bulbs because it didn't work on wifi, but they won't even connect to my smart things hub. Why is that?

    Asked by 2hypnotic.

    • Answer You have to put it in pairing mode. I had the same issue with Alexa. Try turning the bulb on and off again. This should work. It wouldn’t pair with my echo until I did this. Hope this helps

      Answered by Gilbert

  • QuestionDoes this work with 5.0 gHz wireless?

    Asked by Laura.

    • Answer No, this is zigbee protocol not WiFi. zigbee doesn't use WiFi 802.11 but it does run on 2.4Ghz so it will interfere with some WiFi signals. You need a zigbee hub to use this. That may work on 5Ghz depending on your setup.

      Answered by laffer1

  • QuestionDoes this bulb work with google home as the hub? Do I need a smart plug as well?

    Asked by HubbaHubba.

    • Answer Great question! The SmartThings Bulb does require the SmartThings Hub, or a device with SmartThings Hub functionality, and cannot link directly to Google Home. Once you have the SmartThings Bulb connected to a SmartThings Hub, you can integrate with Google Assistant. You can find out more information about integrating with Google Assistant on our Support page here -- https://support.smartthings.com/hc/en-us/articles/214837343. If we can assist in any way, please reach out directly to our SmartThings team at 1-866-813-2404 or support@smartthings.com. Thank you! ~Samsung Brand Ambassador

      Answered by Samsung

  • QuestionCan it run off 5 ghz wifi

    Asked by Man.

    • Answer No, it can't run on 5 GHz wifi

      Answered by CommunityAnswer

  • Questioncan you set this up using a 5g network?

    Asked by Daniel.

    • Answer It's a zigbee bulb so you need a hub to use it. It might be possible to run the hub on a 5g network if you had an appropriate router at home.

      Answered by laffer1