AiDot Smart Recessed Lighting - 4 Packs
Replace all your existing bulbs in an instant with this smart and energy efficient LED lamp which can be adjusted to the desired color. The app control opens a world of possibilities. Turn all your lights on in one go, or dim them for more ambience.
AiDot Smart Recessed Lighting
A main lighting equipment with smart functions that can be set in all rooms in your house.
Smart Recessed Lighting for All rooms
Not only a normal light but also a colorful decoration for all your rooms, let you enjoy the time in your house.
About Smart Lighting
The elaborative designed lighting is aimed to fit all lighting demands of your entire house.
Smart App Control
By AiDot app, you can enjoy lots of smart functions of lighing. Remotely control, smart scene, color changed, and timer are all available.
Music Sync
Your smart recessed light will change color with the beat of music. More samrt scenes can be created in AiDot app.
Specification
Item Weight |
4.14 pounds |
Package Dimensions |
9.09 x 6.14 x 5.79 inches |
Power Source |
Battery Powered |
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Item Package Quantity |
4 |
Batteries Included? |
No |
Questions & Answers
Q1: How many recessed lights do I need for a 10x10 room?
A1: Measure your room to see how many fixtures you will need. A common rule of thumb is that you use one recessed light for every 4 to 6 square feet of ceiling space.
Q2:How far away from the wall should recessed lighting be?
A2: If you plan to illuminate an entire wall or accent particular architectural features or pieces of art, the rule of thumb is to place your recessed light fixtures between 1.5 feet and 3 feet from the wall.
Q3: How long does recessed light last?
A3: Many LED lights are rated to last 50,000 hours or more. That translates into roughly 5 and a half years, if you had the lights running 24 hours a day. That's 22 years if the lights are used an average of 6 hours per day or 45 years at 3 hours per day.
Q4: How many lights can I have on one circuit?
A4: There is no limit to the number of lights on a circuit. The load of the fixtures is what determines how many lights a circuit can accommodate. A conventional 15A circuit can have up to 1400W of lighting loads connected to it. A 1400 Watts lighting load can accommodate one 1400W fixture or fourteen 100W fixtures.
Q5: Can LED light cause fire?
A5: LED lights are unlikely to start a fire. The bulbs don't get hot enough to ignite anything. The biggest risks are faulty wiring or overloaded circuits. This is often caused by the way they are installed, rather than an issue with the light itself
Item Weight |
4.14 pounds |
Package Dimensions |
9.09 x 6.14 x 5.79 inches |
Power Source |
Battery Powered |
Batteries Included? |
No |
Item Package Quantity |
4 |
Questions & Answers
Q1: How many recessed lights do I need for a 10x10 room?
A1: Measure your room to see how many fixtures you will need. A common rule of thumb is that you use one recessed light for every 4 to 6 square feet of ceiling space
Q2: How far away from the wall should recessed lighting be?
A2: If you plan to illuminate an entire wall or accent particular architectural features or pieces of art, the rule of thumb is to place your recessed light fixtures between 1.5 feet and 3 feet from the wall
Q3: How long does recessed light last?
A3: Many LED lights are rated to last 50,000 hours or more. That translates into roughly 5 and a half years, if you had the lights running 24 hours a day. That's 22 years if the lights are used an average of 6 hours per day or 45 years at 3 hours per day
Q4: How many lights can I have on one circuit?
A4: There is no limit to the number of lights on a circuit. The load of the fixtures is what determines how many lights a circuit can accommodate. A conventional 15A circuit can have up to 1400W of lighting loads connected to it. A 1400 Watts lighting load can accommodate one 1400W fixture or fourteen 100W fixtures.
Q5: Can LED light cause fire?
A5: LED lights are unlikely to start a fire. The bulbs don't get hot enough to ignite anything. The biggest risks are faulty wiring or overloaded circuits. This is often caused by the way they are installed, rather than an issue with the light itself
