AMERICAN LIGHTING SPKPL-BR30-RGBTW Spektrum+ BR30 LED Lamp Instructions

AMERICAN LIGHTING SPKPL-BR30-RGBTW Spektrum+ BR30 LED Lamp

120V AC Smart Lamp – BR30
Spektrum+ RGBTW lamps offer whole home IoT lighting using Bluetooth® mesh connectivity. Simply install using existing light fixtures and control wirelessly from the convenience of your tablet or smart phone with the Spektrum+ Smart Lighting app. The BR30 flood light will be sure to add a pop of color and is as easy as simply replacing an old lamp with a new one.

• RGB + Tunable White (2700K-6000K) in one lamp
• Excellent color rendering with 90+ CRI
• Up to 650 lumen output performance
• Control via Spektrum+ app or Spektrum Smart Switch
• cETLus Listed – Damp Location Rated, FCC Compliant

QUICK SPECS

Not intended for use with a standard wall switch dimmer. Use only with Spektrum+ Smart App or Spektrum+ Smart Switch control (sold separately)

QUICK SET-UP

**Spektrum+ Smart Hub Required for automation features and use with voice assistants

QUICK DIMENSIONS

ORDERING INFORMATION

ITEM NUMBER| DESCRIPTION| BASE| VOLTAGE| CCT| CRI| LUMENS| WATTAGE| DIMMING
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
SPKPL-BR30-RGBTW| BR30| E26| 120V AC| RGBTW| 90+| 650Lm| 9W| App Controlled

ACCESSORIES

*Gateway recommended for use in every Spektrum+ application for full app functionality.

SPEKTRUM+ NOTES

CONTROLLING THE FIXTURE: The attached LED controller/receiver utilizes Bluetooth Wireless Technology and can be controlled via the Spektrum+ Smart Lighting App and/or the Spektrum+ Smart Switch (SPKPL-CTRL-W-RGBTW – sold separately). It is not intended to be used with a standard dimmer switch.
DISTANCE OF CONTROL CAPABILITY: 25 meters (approx. 80ft)
RESET THE DEVICE: Power the device ON and OFF x 3 times in succession. The device will pulse BLUE once reset and ready to be paired.
USING THE SPEKTRUM+ SMART LIGHTING APP: Please follow the Spektrum+ Smart Lighting App guide.

SPEKTRUM+ SIGNAL ATTENUATION

All claims related to signal distance are based on clear line of sight. Any obstacles impeding direct line of sight will significantly reduce the effective distance of the product. Increasing density and thickness of obstacles will further decrease the signal distance.

Material Interference Table

Best practices/troubleshooting tactics include

• Devices using the same RF band can interfere with each other’s communication. Though they cannot communicate directly, they may be able to inject noise into another system. If you experience this, the best practice is move the inadvertent receiver(s)/transmitter(s) to an alternate location or to place a barrier between the inadvertent receiver(s)/transmitter(s).
• If a receiver must be moved out of sight, make sure that the receiver is not fully enclosed and that the receiver is placed as close to the opening as possible. The signal will be able to be reflected around a corner at reduced strength.
• If an antenna is used, the signal is strongest in directions perpendicular to the direction the antenna is pointing.
• A cellphone camera can be used to test if an IR remote is transmitting a signal. Even through the infrared band is invisible to humans, the cellphone camera will pick up the IR light and display it on the screen as either a red or white light. If pressing a button does not show a light on the cellphone screen, the batteries are most likely dead and need to be replaced.

MAXIMUM CONSIDERATIONS (IN APP)

LIMITED WARRANTY FOR LED PRODUCTS: 3 YEARS

LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY
Our products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for the warranty period listed. Warranty periods begin from the date of shipment from American Lighting Inc’s warehouse to the original purchaser. Products that prove to be defective during their specific warranty period will be either repaired or replaced, at the sole discretion of American Lighting Inc. Claims for defective products must be submitted in writing to American Lighting Inc’s RGA Department within the warranty period. Upon approval of such return, American Lighting Inc reserves the right to inspect the product for misuse or abuse. Claims for indirect or consequential damages or for product that, in American Lighting Inc’s opinion, has been misused will be denied. This is a warranty of product reliability only and not a warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. American Lighting Inc shall have no liability whatsoever in any event for payment of incidental or consequential damages, including, without limitations, installation costs and/or damages for personal injury and/or property. These products may represent a possible shock or fire hazard if improperly installed or altered in any way. This warranty does not apply to any product that has not been properly installed in accordance with current local codes and/or the National Electrical Code. Products that require a transformer, driver, or power supply must be used in conjunction with American Lighting Inc’s recommended power supply to ensure safety and retain product warranty.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
For the latest product information, updates, instructions and details concerning specifications, colors, finishes, performance, installation and design, visit www.americanlighting.com. Color may vary from the color printed herein due to limitations in photographic and printing processes. American Lighting Inc. reserves the right to change product specifications without notice. Other product specifications such as color temperature, wavelength characteristics and lumen output are subject to production limitations and may vary.
LED technology is changing rapidly, and not all color temperatures and performance levels can be duplicated at a later time. Best practices include purchasing 10-15% more for a particular project on the same initial order where white LED color temperatures must be maintained over project and product life. Eventual product replacement should be considered at layout and design stages. Best practices also include testing connections and product performance prior to mounting and/or installing.

AVERAGE LIFE
Average incandescent lamp life, rated life and average life are terms used to describe the number of hours at which half of the lamps have failed. For LEDs, the hours of rated life specify the point where 70% of original lumen output is reached. Below this point, the effective life is over, however, the LED may still emit light. Individual results may vary with actual environmental conditions including, but not limited to, proper installation, ambient temperature and/or input voltage fluctuations.

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