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> having a procedure instead of a reset button is actually a smart idea I can't think of any user friendliness benefit for this. Are you thinking about compone
by worldsayshi 7y ago
> having a procedure instead of a reset button is actually a smart idea
I can't think of any user friendliness benefit for this. Are you thinking about component cost?
- Hinrik 7y ago> allows you to reset bulbs in hard-to-reach places
- m-ee 7y agoThey didn't have to remove the switch to do that
- Phillipharryt 7y agoThis way the bulb only has one form of input, current. It is far more basic and probably cheaper that way.
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- inamberclad 7y agoReset all the bulbs in a room at once.
- SiempreViernes 7y agoSo one should expect many bulbs to need resetting at once? I would hope the need for resets would be very sporadic.
- Phillipharryt 7y agoWell I would assume if you find yourself in a situation you need to reset a lightbulb in a light fitting, it's likely you would need to reset them all seeing as they're all being used for the same purpose/connecting to the same network.
- SiempreViernes 7y agoYou reset them because they stopped working correctly, otherwise you would reconfigure with an app or something. If you say one needs to reset them all, you mean that they have all broken.