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Shelly Vintage Smart LED Bulb 7W for Socket E27 and Shape A60 Warm White 750lm Dimmable

Brightness setting WiFi Shelly Vintage A60. A stylish vintage lamp with an impressive design. Wireless - no HUB required - connect the Shelly Vintage bulb directly to your home Wi-Fi.

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Brightness setting WiFi Shelly Vintage A60. A stylish vintage lamp with an impressive design. Wireless - no HUB required - connect the Shelly Vintage bulb directly to your home Wi-Fi.

Remote Control - Control your home lighting from anywhere. Highly compatible – Works with Android, iOS, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant. Control your bulbs with your voice.

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Description

Description

Brightness setting WiFi Shelly Vintage A60. A stylish vintage lamp with an impressive design. Wireless - no HUB required - connect the Shelly Vintage bulb directly to your home Wi-Fi.

Remote Control - Control your home lighting from anywhere. Highly compatible – Works with Android, iOS, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant. Control your bulbs with your voice.

Wide voltage support range – Supports 110 V to 220 V power. Energy efficiency – Reduce energy consumption without sacrificing brightness or quality.

Sunrise/sunset scheduling – The Shelly Vintage bulbs can be set to automatically turn on and off based on sunrise and sunset times. Set schedules - Choose a time and create custom daily routines.

Dimmable Light – Enjoy white light with dimming capability, precisely adjusting brightness. Smart adjustable bulb in vintage style.

Control and adjust light brightness using the free Shelly Cloud app. Connect the Shelly Vintage directly to your home Wi-Fi.

The Shelly Vintage knows the sunrise and sunset times for your location and can automatically turn on and off according to your needs. With a 24-hour timer for each day of the week, you can set the exact time when the lights turn on/off.

Get rid of the boring old bulb and screw in a Shelly Vintage bulb. Download the Shelly Cloud app and add the Shelly Vintage Bulb.

No more stressful bright lights in the dark early morning hours. Set your own schedule and choose soft and dim light when it's still dark outside.

With Shelly Vintage, you can effortlessly manage your home lighting from your phone, reduce energy consumption, and avoid stressful lighting if you wake up at night.

With the best cloud service, user-friendly interface, scenes, collective control, and more, the Shelly Cloud app allows you to control your home from anywhere. Each Shelly device can be integrated and work with all other Shelly devices in one app.

  • Rated power: 7W
  • Socket: E27
  • AC power supply: 230V

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Specifications

Specifications

Basic Features

Ισχύς
7 W
Fit
E27
Voltage
220 V
Lumen
750 lm
Color
Warm White

Additional Features

Beam Angle
360 °
Protection Rating
IP20
Mirror Shape
A60
Pieces
1 pcs

Capabilities & Functions

Filament
Yes
Speaker
No
Remote Control
No
Photocell
No
Motion Detector
No

Smart Properties

Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Smart Ecosystem
Google Home, Alexa

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews

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  • I tried it specifically for use with Home Assistant. Generally, Shelly as a company has a good reputation for designing compatible products, and this is no exception.

    As for the setup, it is very simple. You connect to the access point created by the device, access the web interface through a web browser, and enter your WiFi credentials. Then, you do the same from your own WiFi network and update the firmware.

    If there doesn't seem to be a firmware update available, it means that the firmware is very old and the update needs to be done manually. To do this, you will need to use the Shelly Firmware Archive Link Generator from the following link: http://archive.shelly-tools.de/.

    Please note that the firmware update is necessary, otherwise the device may not be detected by Home Assistant.

    It is worth noting that the device provides 2 hidden power and energy entities in Home Assistant. The device itself does not have the hardware to measure consumption. However, it returns a virtual value that is derived from the intensity setting. This can be very useful, especially if you have multiple such lamps and want to monitor the overall consumption of your devices.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Light intensity
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  • I tried it specifically for use with Home Assistant. Generally, Shelly as a company has a good reputation for designing compatible products, and this is no exception.

    As for the setup, it is very simple. You connect to the access point created by the device, access the web interface through a web browser, and enter your WiFi credentials. Then, you do the same from your own WiFi network and update the firmware.

    If there doesn't seem to be a firmware update available, it means that the firmware is very old and the update needs to be done manually. To do this, you will need to use the Shelly Firmware Archive Link Generator from the following link: http://archive.shelly-tools.de/.

    Please note that the firmware update is necessary, otherwise the device may not be detected by Home Assistant.

    It is worth noting that the device provides 2 hidden power and energy entities in Home Assistant. The device itself does not have the hardware to measure consumption. However, it returns a virtual value that is derived from the intensity setting. This can be very useful, especially if you have multiple such lamps and want to monitor the overall consumption of your devices.

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

Brightness setting WiFi Shelly Vintage A60. A stylish vintage lamp with an impressive design. Wireless - no HUB required - connect the Shelly Vintage bulb directly to your home Wi-Fi.

Remote Control - Control your home lighting from anywhere. Highly compatible – Works with Android, iOS, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant. Control your bulbs with your voice.

Wide voltage support range – Supports 110 V to 220 V power. Energy efficiency – Reduce energy consumption without sacrificing brightness or quality.

Sunrise/sunset scheduling – The Shelly Vintage bulbs can be set to automatically turn on and off based on sunrise and sunset times. Set schedules - Choose a time and create custom daily routines.

Dimmable Light – Enjoy white light with dimming capability, precisely adjusting brightness. Smart adjustable bulb in vintage style.

Control and adjust light brightness using the free Shelly Cloud app. Connect the Shelly Vintage directly to your home Wi-Fi.

The Shelly Vintage knows the sunrise and sunset times for your location and can automatically turn on and off according to your needs. With a 24-hour timer for each day of the week, you can set the exact time when the lights turn on/off.

Get rid of the boring old bulb and screw in a Shelly Vintage bulb. Download the Shelly Cloud app and add the Shelly Vintage Bulb.

No more stressful bright lights in the dark early morning hours. Set your own schedule and choose soft and dim light when it's still dark outside.

With Shelly Vintage, you can effortlessly manage your home lighting from your phone, reduce energy consumption, and avoid stressful lighting if you wake up at night.

With the best cloud service, user-friendly interface, scenes, collective control, and more, the Shelly Cloud app allows you to control your home from anywhere. Each Shelly device can be integrated and work with all other Shelly devices in one app.

  • Rated power: 7W
  • Socket: E27
  • AC power supply: 230V

Manufacturer

Basic Features

Ισχύς
7 W
Fit
E27
Voltage
220 V
Lumen
750 lm
Color
Warm White

Additional Features

Beam Angle
360 °
Protection Rating
IP20
Mirror Shape
A60
Pieces
1 pcs

Capabilities & Functions

Filament
Yes
Speaker
No
Remote Control
No
Photocell
No
Motion Detector
No

Smart Properties

Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Smart Ecosystem
Google Home, Alexa

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • I tried it specifically for use with Home Assistant. Generally, Shelly as a company has a good reputation for designing compatible products, and this is no exception.

    As for the setup, it is very simple. You connect to the access point created by the device, access the web interface through a web browser, and enter your WiFi credentials. Then, you do the same from your own WiFi network and update the firmware.

    If there doesn't seem to be a firmware update available, it means that the firmware is very old and the update needs to be done manually. To do this, you will need to use the Shelly Firmware Archive Link Generator from the following link: http://archive.shelly-tools.de/.

    Please note that the firmware update is necessary, otherwise the device may not be detected by Home Assistant.

    It is worth noting that the device provides 2 hidden power and energy entities in Home Assistant. The device itself does not have the hardware to measure consumption. However, it returns a virtual value that is derived from the intensity setting. This can be very useful, especially if you have multiple such lamps and want to monitor the overall consumption of your devices.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Light intensity
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I tried it specifically for use with Home Assistant. Generally, Shelly as a company has a good reputation for designing compatible products, and this is no exception.

    As for the setup, it is very simple. You connect to the access point created by the device, access the web interface through a web browser, and enter your WiFi credentials. Then, you do the same from your own WiFi network and update the firmware.

    If there doesn't seem to be a firmware update available, it means that the firmware is very old and the update needs to be done manually. To do this, you will need to use the Shelly Firmware Archive Link Generator from the following link: http://archive.shelly-tools.de/.

    Please note that the firmware update is necessary, otherwise the device may not be detected by Home Assistant.

    It is worth noting that the device provides 2 hidden power and energy entities in Home Assistant. The device itself does not have the hardware to measure consumption. However, it returns a virtual value that is derived from the intensity setting. This can be very useful, especially if you have multiple such lamps and want to monitor the overall consumption of your devices.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • See all