Will I be able to setup the light on 5ghz WiFi? null

No, our smart bulbs operate on the 2.4GHz spectrum, primarily for the following reasons: - Does not require the use of a separate “Smart Hub” – our smart devices conveniently connect to your existing WiFi router. - 2.4GHz provides considerably farther range than 5GHz, which allows for more flexible smart device positioning. - Smart devices require very little bandwidth to send and receive information, so the higher bandwidth of the 5GHz frequency is unnecessary. - Most 5GHz capable WiFi routers should also support the 2.4GHz frequency. We recommend consulting your router's documentation to verify whether it has this capability.

“Will I be able to setup the light on 5ghz WiFi?”

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No, our smart bulbs operate on the 2.4GHz spectrum, primarily for the following reasons: - Does not require the use of a separate “Smart Hub” – our smart devices conveniently connect to your existing WiFi router. - 2.4GHz provides considerably farther range than 5GHz, which allows for more flexible smart device positioning. - Smart devices require very little bandwidth to send and receive information, so the higher bandwidth of the 5GHz frequency is unnecessary. - Most 5GHz capable WiFi routers should also support the 2.4GHz frequency. We recommend consulting your router's documentation to verify whether it has this capability.
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