Barryl3

Thanks for the answers. My idea was that I put Philips Hue and RGB lights throughout the entire house. I already have one bridge and the house fully covered with a good mesh wifi. If I understood it correctly the C4 wall switches will be programmed to send a signal to the Hue Bridge which then tell the lights on/off and dim. This would work without the need for a puck. Is this correct? Are there limitations to which Philips lights I should/can take? Are there other GU10 / E27 lights I could take, which cost less and would also work without the need for a puck? Sorry if my questions seem silly.

Hello everyone. A dealer will be installing the Control4 system and I am trying to tell him what I need/want. It’s a rather large house, which will be fully renovated in the next months. I am looking for 2 types of lights in the ceilings. - LED HUE ambient dimmable white/orange GU10 or similar lights for ceiling -LED RGB dimmable GU10 lights for ceiling. I have been reading that there seem to be a lot issues with the Philips lights, which I had planned on buying for this house. I would like the system to work and not have to “play” around with it to get the lights to dim or turn. Is this possible? I don’t mind setting color scenes rather than changing the color manually. All lights switches will be replaced by the C4 switches. With my understanding you can control one light circuit with the dimmable switch. We have rooms / switches that will control 2-4 light circuits though. Do I need a puck for every additional light circuit or can I have the C4 control the light through Zigbee, without the need for additional hardware? TiA