TRÅDFRIRemote control kit, white spectrum
Now it's really easy for anyone to use smart lighting. With this prepared kit you can use the remote to turn on and off, switch between different tones of white light and dim for the right mood.
Article Number504.600.42Product details
Easy to get started with a ready-to-use TRÅDFRI smart kit containing one remote control and one E26 LED light bulb (large base) with white spectrum.
You can quickly and easily change the mood in the room by dimming and switching from warm to cold light in 3 steps.
When you add TRÅDFRI gateway and IKEA Home smart app, you can create several groups of light sources and control them in different ways.
This kit is already pre-paired, so all you have to do is screw the light source into the lamp socket and then start using your smart lighting.
Can only be used with IKEA Smart lighting products.
You can expand your kit so that you can control up to 10 LED bulbs, LED light panels, or LED light doors so that they all behave in the same way - dim, turn off, turn on, and gradually switch from warm to cold light.
Standby power consumption: 0.5W.
Works with IKEA Home smart.
With TRÅDFRI remote control you can dim your lights without a hardwired installation.
The remote control has a maximum range of 32 feet when not blocked by any walls.
A magnet makes it easy to attach the remote control to the wall bracket.
Battery is included, and last approx. 2 years.
IKEA of Sweden
- Backing:
ABS plastic, Synthetic rubber
Front:ABS plastic
Wall fitting/ Cover:Polycarbonate plastic
Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
- This kit is not suitable for use with hardwired dimmers.
- Assembly instructionsTRÅDFRI Remote control kit504.600.42
Measurements
Default luminous flux: 1000 Lumen
Default colour temperature: 2700 K
Height: 5 "
Diameter: 2 "
Power: 11 W
- TRÅDFRIRemote control kitArticle Number504.600.42
Width: 6 ¼ "
Height: 2 ¾ "
Length: 7 "
Weight: 13 oz
Package(s): 1
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