HOW TO MAKE Your Own Philips Hue LED Strip Using a Gledopto ZigBee Controller and Aluminium Diffuser

[@hyperpearlgirl]

thank you so much! this puts together everything I needed in one easy video. Great content and so helpful!!!!

[@Emotional_Engineer]

thank you!!

[@Mv-qg5ni]

any way to make it work with philips hue sync box?

Is this capable (via philips hub) to get information from philips ambilight tv and act like extended hue lights?

[@georgejackson4105]

The link you supplied points to several versions. Which one did you use?

[@HumanSuten]

It depends on what LED strip you're using. In this case with used a RGBCCT Controller but it would be enough with RGBW as our LED Strip only hade RGB + Warmwhite and not a additional Coolwhite spectrum, that's why we left one slot in the adapter. We linked to more updated ZigBee 3.0 edition in the description.

[@keent]

do these work with philips hue sync? or it's assumed that all devices connected to the philips bridge work with the hue sync?

[@HumanSuten]

Unfortunately third-party devices connected to the Hue bridge will not work with Hue sync, only Hue products will.

[@keent]

@@HumanSuten yea just found out about it, thanks!

[@HumanSuten]

No problem!

[@khrotan]

Can you integrate them with Philips Hue syncbox and watch movies?

[@killuax1502]

The same question

[@666TuKan]

Nice video! Förjävla kul att se svenskar som gör dessa videos också. 😁 precis blivit hooked på Hue och börjat planera för inköp. 😁👍

[@alexjohnson6022]

what happened to all your old videos?

[@sams4mmmm]

Great video. What's the benefit of doing this and integrating it with phillips hue? Why not just buy a WiFi controller to attach to the LED strip so it can be used with Alexa, Google home etc for a smaller cost?

[@HumanSuten]

Integrating into Philips Hue Bridge like this allows you to create scenes with other devices to connected to the Philips Hue Bridge, which you then can activate using Google Home / Alexa. We find this a better solutions than using Google Home routines, but Alexa is much better when it comes to create scenes, routines etc within that system. We don't use Alexa so this is a better solution for us.