I'd like to use this for "non-blue aka flux" light in bedoom. Will it keep it's color setting when powered off by light switch?
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Yes, the Flux light bulb has built in memory that retains the last color or function before its powered off.
382412
Yes, when I cut the power with a light switch, mine turns back on using the setting I left it on last, which feature I use all the time. It is great. However, like any self-dimming system, you should not try to use this with an external dimmer. You want a dumb dimmable LED bulb for that.
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The yellow with green is the ground,NEC, National Electrical Code Book.I noticed the light is rated 85 to 250 volt therefore either blue or brown can be use as the hot.I connected mine to a 120 volt line Blue to Hot and brown as neutral and they work fine.........Additional information On 120 Volt system the blue is HOT the brown is the neutral..I found out it will trip a GFCI receptacle using the blue as neutral and brown as hot
2133595
If you just want to run the normal daylight lights on a timer it will work just fine. To switch over to the blue night LEDs you would have to do that manually.
359673
I don't see why not. Mine is on all the time, regular light during the day and I switch it to blue light at night. You would have to choose which setting it wouldn't do both. Beth
1735683
The light does have a memory yes, so it stays on the last setting used. A quick OFF/ON cycles it to the next setting. Ultimately, it's either on a solid color, or the slow color fades, or disco flashy seizure!
193613
I called Leviton on this question. According to Leviton, this switch is not able to fully turn off LED bulbs due to the very low current required to still produce light with LED bulbs. They said this socket would cause flickering instead of turning off.
129793
Yup it cycles through all 3 colors and then will turn off on the 4th click. I just have mine on red 24/7 to go with theme but I don't see it since I don't have window. The light is one of the best brightness, not to bright but not to dim. Hope this helps
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It should. I haven't tried it myself, but generally when I turn it off from the controller if I have it set on a certain color it goes to the color it was set to before. Hope that helps!
382410
It did remember the last color, and brightness level when I switched it off. I haven't tired the wall dimmer switch, but am doubtful of that ability.
330211
It does for me on an outlet that I control with a switch. Should work the same with a timer. It's been a great accent light for us.
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No, the controler has 15 different color buttons so you just choose the color, not including white, and thats what it stays as until you change it. I will say unless the lamp or fuxtures dims, the bulb will not. Even without that its not worth it, not bright enough for a regular bulb and the color changes looses its appeal quickly.
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Yes. There's a button for the light, each time you push it goes to different color then off.
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may be I did not understand the question well but I have not observed anything like thatThe power switch has 3 modes - which start the light, and then rotates with brighter controls.You have to keep the power switch pressed in order to turn it off
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I think Robert is right. There's a button that has three settings. If you push the button until it turns off and leave the light plugged into the base it should work. Sorry I can't turn off all my electricity to test this, but believe it will work. I love this light
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Yes. There should be a button on the top. When you push it, it changes the color of the light and turns it off. You have to be in the dark to see if the light is off or not.
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Mine has 3 options only: white, blue and off. The white gives off much more light than the blue. One nice thing is I plugged it into a timer, so the light now turns on and off automatically. You do have to set it to white OR blue ...timer cannot switch between colors. The timer is totally separate.