FabianI already showed you the first product photos of a new bedside lamp from Philips Hue yesterday, but I have since been able to find out more technical details. And the colleagues from Smartlights have also discovered more product images, which I have included at the end of this article for you.
What is now clear: Philips Hue has integrated quite a bit of technology into the table lamp, which is around 33 centimetres high. The Twilight, as the product is officially called, can not only light up your bedside table like an ordinary lamp, but also has LEDs on the back.
And here Philips Hue has even installed several LEDs that can display a gradient effect. These colour gradients make perfect sense in the bedroom, as they are used by Philips Hue to simulate a sunrise and sunset.
Both light sources can be controlled independently of each other, using the Multi Source Light technology that Philips Hue introduced with the Dymera wall light. The Hue Twilight also has extremely low dimming levels, which makes perfect sense in the bedroom. Incidentally, the maximum brightness at 4,000 Kelvin is 1,380 lumens.
A switch with two buttons is integrated on the top of the Hue Twilight. These switches can be used not only to switch the bedside lamp on and off or to cycle through scenes, but also to start sleep automation. The Hue Twilight then simulates a cosy sunset until it switches off completely.
Further details of the table lamp, which is available in black and white, include a cork base and a two-metre-long power cable that matches the colour of the housing. As usual, the rather clunky power supply unit, which we also know from other Hue products, can be found at the end of the cable.
Philips Hue Twilight
$279 / €279
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