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WiFi bulbs and power failures …. Aaargh
#1
Has anyone found a solution ? I’m trying to find WiFi bulbs that don’t have to be reprogrammed after a power failure. I decided to not wire my basement with switches, and it’s kind of making me annoyed. And yes I use the Bezos Spy robot .
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#2
We have Wyze bulbs that I haven't had to reprogram after a power outage.
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#3
A smart bulb that lost its settings due to a power failure would be one of the dumbest things ever.

They're designed to retain settings when the light switch is turned off.

Do you have a "smart hub" ...? Maybe it's glitching? Or you have lousy WiFi in the basement?
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#4
Second the experience with Wyze bulbs.
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#5
Nanoleaf bulbs retain settings and optionally even retain their state after a power failure:

https://nanoleaf.me/en-US/products/essen...ry=A19-E26&standard=wifi&size=4
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#6
Two separate issues:

1) Wifi bulbs that turn ON after a power outage. We have plenty of Wyze bulbs that do this.

2) Wifi bulbs that need to be reprogrammed after power outage. I actually do not have any of those.
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#7
Which bulbs do you have?
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#8
My Philips Hue bulbs would all turn on full brightness when power was restored, regardless of previous settings.

The would not need to be reprogrammed.

A firmware update has them return to the state they were in at the time of the outage.

There is still no reprogramming necessary.
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#9
Ditto what others are saying - I think i have two Wyze or is it Kasa bulbs that come on after a power failure but never had to reprogram

I just bought a 2 pack of Govee bulbs last week that I will be trying out over the fall (installed one) - had a glitch - not sure it was with the Amazon Echo Show or the bulb itself.
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