PHILIPS Amarant Hue IP65 LED CCT + Color wall washer

Amarant Hue by Philips bathes large expanses of outdoor spaces, such as walls, murals and hedges, with white and colored light. You can connect Amarant to your Hue bridge to enjoy all the features that this technology gives you.

Part of the low voltage system, the Amarant connects to a Philips Hue power supply and can even be connected to each other, creating a continuous wall of light.

Play with 16 million colors and all shades of white light to create the effect you are looking for.

Made of high quality aluminum painted in black.

Luminous flux of 1500 lumens.

Specially designed for outdoor lighting, resistant to water and dust with IP44 protection.

LED 20w SMD Light Color 2200-6500K Hue White Color Ambiance.

Enjoy the advantages of Hue:

• Connect multiple lights: Thanks to its LowVolt design, the Amarant connects to a single power source. Once you've got one set up, you can connect multiple linear spotlights to the first one, creating a string of lights.
• A Bath of Colorful Light: The built-in metal shield directs light up and out, creating an even distribution of light over large surfaces and eliminating glare. The Amarant is suitable for large walls, fences or hedges that take up a long length in your garden.
• Requires a Philips Hue bridge: Connect your Philips Hue lights to the bridge to control them from your smartphone or tablet via the Philips Hue app. Or control your Philips Hue lights with the Philips Hue indoor dimmer, which gives you control of on/off and dimming functions.
• Easy installation and extension: Illuminate dark paths, highlight points in green areas or create a unique atmosphere in the patio. You can do it yourself by using bollards or Hue points. The products are low voltage, safe and easy to install. No more headaches getting your outdoor lighting - create and expand to your liking.
• Special light for special occasions: The holiday celebration starts here, with smart light. Use your Philips Hue lights to transform your home for a festive touch, with bright red and green lights at Christmas, subtle pastels in spring, or even a spooky purple glow to create the most haunted house in the neighborhood on Halloween.