In our front room we've a chandelier with 5 B22 bulbs. We flipped the door round so the switch is on the wrong side, and the heavily patterned wallpaper means we don't want to be re-routing into the solid brick wall.
The bulbs are due to be replaced and I wondered about trialling smart bulbs or those with a remote control. Probably prefer the latter since I don't want to have to dick about on my phone to turn the lights on and off.
Other options are welcome to this problem but I'm interested anyway for the future, do these kind of bulbs let you precisely control the colour (temperature)? I don't want to make the bulbs go green or red or flash on and off, but I might like to be able to not only dim them, but change between 2500K for a winter's evening and 4000K when I want to be more awake.
Can I leave them turned on at the mains 24/7 and just control on-bulb?
Can I control 5 bulbs in a fitting at once? I would be really peed off if they didn't all turn on/off in sync!
The bulbs are due to be replaced and I wondered about trialling smart bulbs or those with a remote control. Probably prefer the latter since I don't want to have to dick about on my phone to turn the lights on and off.
Other options are welcome to this problem but I'm interested anyway for the future, do these kind of bulbs let you precisely control the colour (temperature)? I don't want to make the bulbs go green or red or flash on and off, but I might like to be able to not only dim them, but change between 2500K for a winter's evening and 4000K when I want to be more awake.
Can I leave them turned on at the mains 24/7 and just control on-bulb?
Can I control 5 bulbs in a fitting at once? I would be really peed off if they didn't all turn on/off in sync!