Hi All,
I am going to start down the adventure of adding landscape lighting to my house/yard and wanted to see if there are any RGBW lighting solutions that people have used. I am looking for uplights for trees/bushes, house lighting etc. but want to be able to have full control over the color spectrum.
Most of the LED RGBW outdoor lights I found come with a remote for each one and you have to be in close proximity in order to turn them on. I am looking to tie this in to my HS system but haven't found a good way to tie all of these lights together.
What creative solutions have others done to do this type of landscape lighting and have full control over the color spectrum?
I don't know if this is going to cost too much but I have seen some people use RGBW dimmers such as Qubino/Fibaro but those are expensive and may take a lot of them to make them work. I feel moisture would be a big problem with that type of solution.
Just trying to get ideas of what others have done so i can figure out what type of solution I could use for my yard. I do have a fairly large yard so this would need to be able to stretch long distances as far as the signal to turn them on/off.
I am going to start down the adventure of adding landscape lighting to my house/yard and wanted to see if there are any RGBW lighting solutions that people have used. I am looking for uplights for trees/bushes, house lighting etc. but want to be able to have full control over the color spectrum.
Most of the LED RGBW outdoor lights I found come with a remote for each one and you have to be in close proximity in order to turn them on. I am looking to tie this in to my HS system but haven't found a good way to tie all of these lights together.
What creative solutions have others done to do this type of landscape lighting and have full control over the color spectrum?
I don't know if this is going to cost too much but I have seen some people use RGBW dimmers such as Qubino/Fibaro but those are expensive and may take a lot of them to make them work. I feel moisture would be a big problem with that type of solution.
Just trying to get ideas of what others have done so i can figure out what type of solution I could use for my yard. I do have a fairly large yard so this would need to be able to stretch long distances as far as the signal to turn them on/off.
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