Hueblog: Hue Linear Cabinet Light: Even More Light for the Kitchen and Living Room

Hue Linear Cabinet Light: Even More Light for the Kitchen and Living Room

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Just yesterday, I reported on the new kitchen lighting that Philips Hue is expected to unveil in January. The Linear Gradient Lightbar is an old favorite—after all, Nobilia has been installing it exclusively in kitchens for well over a year. An upgrade is already available.

Instead of the “externally” mounted lightbar, Nobilia—in collaboration with Philips Hue—is now offering a Hue Linear Cabinet Light. It’s available in seven different lengths ranging from 25 to 105 centimeters. There are no specific details on the price; the recessed light is currently only sold as part of a package with a kitchen or living room furniture.

The Hue Linear Cabinet Light is protected against water vapor thanks to its IP44 rating

I can still share a few details with you, though. The Hue Linear Cabinet Light is available in black or light gray. It features White and Color Ambiance technology, so it can display various shades of white and 16 million colors. Unlike the Hue Linear Gradient Lightbar, however, color gradients are apparently not possible.

Up to six Hue Linear Cabinet Lights can be powered together by a single power supply. Thanks to IP44 certification, the light bars are protected against water vapor. Additionally, they feature the latest Hue wireless chip, which supports Matter over Thread in addition to Zigbee and Bluetooth.

Visually, the whole setup is definitely a step forward—after all, nearly the entire housing of the recessed light disappears inside the cabinet. The surface is then almost flush, which looks even sleeker than with the Hue Linear Gradient Lightbar mounted “on top” of the cabinet. If you’re planning a new kitchen and considering Nobilia as a manufacturer, feel free to ask about the new Hue Linear Cabinet Light during the configuration process. It should be available for order immediately.

Check your local Philips Hue Online Store for availability of Hue products in your country. There you will also find all the technical information and prices.

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Over the last few years, I've become a real expert when it comes to Hue & HomeKit. I now have over 50 lamps and numerous switches in use. I'm happy to share my experiences with you in my little blog.

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