How it works
The LED strip has no radio of its own. It lights up in colour and in warm to cool white, and the Gledopto Pro+ Mini is what connects it. The controller joins your Hue Bridge over Zigbee, so the strip shows up in the Hue app as a light you can put in your Kitchen room, dim, change colour and add to scenes and automations. It doesn't have to be this strip: any colour and white LED strip that runs on your power supply's voltage works with the controller.
The FCOB strip packs its LEDs so tightly that it reads as one smooth line, even reflected in a glossy benchtop. You cut it to the length of your cabinets and it sticks on with the tape already on the back.
The LED strip has no radio of its own. It lights up in colour and in warm to cool white, and the Gledopto Pro+ Mini is what connects it. The controller pairs with Home Assistant's built-in Zigbee integration (ZHA), so the strip shows up as one light you can put in your Kitchen area and add to a dashboard, scenes and automations, with no hub other than Home Assistant. It doesn't have to be this strip: any colour and white LED strip that runs on your power supply's voltage works with the controller.
The FCOB strip packs its LEDs so tightly that it reads as one smooth line, even reflected in a glossy benchtop. You cut it to the length of your cabinets and it sticks on with the tape already on the back.
The LED strip has no radio of its own. It lights up in colour and in warm to cool white, and the Gledopto Pro+ Mini is what connects it. The controller joins your Hue Bridge over Zigbee, and Home Assistant picks it up from the Bridge through its Philips Hue integration, so the strip is in the Hue app and Home Assistant at once. It doesn't have to be this strip: any colour and white LED strip that runs on your power supply's voltage works with the controller.
The FCOB strip packs its LEDs so tightly that it reads as one smooth line, even reflected in a glossy benchtop. You cut it to the length of your cabinets and it sticks on with the tape already on the back.
The Hue Solo lightstrip is a complete Hue light: the strip, its controller and its power supply come in one box. It lights up in colour and in warm to cool white, and you add it in the Hue app like any other Hue light, put it in your Kitchen room and use it in scenes and automations. It connects over Bluetooth, or over Zigbee to a Hue Bridge alongside your other Hue lights. It doesn't have to be the Solo: any Philips Hue lightstrip works, so pick the one that fits the run.
The strip sits in a silicone sleeve 14 mm wide and 4.5 mm high, so it tucks in under the cabinets. You can cut it to length, but it can't be extended, so choose the roll that covers the whole run.
The Hue Solo lightstrip is a complete Hue light: the strip, its controller and its power supply come in one box. It joins your Hue Bridge over Zigbee, and Home Assistant picks it up from the Bridge through its Philips Hue integration, so it's in the Hue app and Home Assistant at once. It doesn't have to be the Solo: any Philips Hue lightstrip works, so pick the one that fits the run.
The strip sits in a silicone sleeve 14 mm wide and 4.5 mm high, so it tucks in under the cabinets. You can cut it to length, but it can't be extended, so choose the roll that covers the whole run.
The Hue Solo lightstrip is a Zigbee light, so it can pair straight to Home Assistant's own Zigbee (ZHA), with no Hue Bridge. It shows up as one light in colour and warm to cool white that you can put in your Kitchen area and add to a dashboard, scenes and automations. Without a Bridge it isn't in the Hue app, so Hue's own scenes aren't available. It doesn't have to be the Solo: any Philips Hue lightstrip works, so pick the one that fits the run.
The strip sits in a silicone sleeve 14 mm wide and 4.5 mm high, so it tucks in under the cabinets. You can cut it to length, but it can't be extended, so choose the roll that covers the whole run.
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Your phone
Pick a scene in the Hue app, or let it come on at sunset.
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Gledopto hardwarePhilips Hue hardware
Puts the strip in your app as one light.
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Your benchtop
Lit by a smooth line of light under the cabinets.
Check for a power point first
Both kits plug into a power point, so there's no mains wiring. You'll need one in or near the cabinet.
What it looks like on your phone
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Kitchen room. Your scenes and the under-cabinet strip sit together in one room.
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Warm to cool white. Slide from candlelight warm to a crisp daylight white for prep.
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Any colour. The same strip does full colour when you want it.
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Sunset to 11:00 PM. The schedule follows sunset all year and switches off at a set time.
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Under cabinet lights. The strip shows up as one light in your Kitchen area, with brightness on the slider.
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Warm to cool white. Slide from a warm glow to a crisp white for prep.
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Any colour. The same strip does full colour when you want it.
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On at sunset. A sun trigger turns the strip on as the sun sets, all year.
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Under cabinet lights. The strip shows up as one light in your Kitchen area, with brightness on the slider.
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Warm to cool white. Slide from a warm glow to a crisp white for prep.
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Any colour. The same strip does full colour when you want it.
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On at sunset. A sun trigger turns the strip on as the sun sets, all year.
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Kitchen room. Your scenes and the under-cabinet strip sit together in one room.
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Warm to cool white. Slide from candlelight warm to a crisp daylight white for prep.
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Any colour. The same strip does full colour when you want it.
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Sunset to 11:00 PM. The schedule follows sunset all year and switches off at a set time.
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Under cabinet lights. The strip shows up as one light in your Kitchen area, with brightness on the slider.
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Warm to cool white. Slide from a warm glow to a crisp white for prep.
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Any colour. The same strip does full colour when you want it.
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On at sunset. A sun trigger turns the strip on as the sun sets, all year.
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Under cabinet lights. The strip shows up as one light in your Kitchen area, with brightness on the slider.
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Warm to cool white. Slide from a warm glow to a crisp white for prep.
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Any colour. The same strip does full colour when you want it.
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On at sunset. A sun trigger turns the strip on as the sun sets, all year.
Step by step
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Fit the strip under the cabinets
Measure the run and cut the strip at the marked copper pads, which come every 41.5 mm. Wipe the underside of the cabinet clean and dry, peel the backing and press the strip on. Use the clips in the box where the surface is rough.
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Wire the controller
Cut the plug off the end of the extension lead that goes to the controller and strip 8 to 9 mm off each wire. The strip's wires go into V+, R, G, B, C and W, matching the labels on the strip: warm white goes to W, cool white to C. Connect the power supply's positive wire to V+ and its negative wire to V-: on the Pro+ Mini that's the black V- lever and the V+ beside it, and on the Pro Max its separate INPUT terminals. The striped wire on a power supply lead isn't always the positive, so check the label on the supply. Plug the power supply in last, and if the light on the controller stays off, unplug it and swap the two supply wires.
Wire map Pro+ Mini- Power supply + V+ in
- Power supply 0 V V-
- Strip common V+ V+ out
- Red R
- Green G
- Blue B
- Cool white C
- Warm white W
Wire map Pro Max- Power supply + V+ in
- Power supply 0 V V- in
- Strip common V+ V+ out
- Red R
- Green G
- Blue B
- Cool white C
- Warm white W
Circuit overview+24 V0 VColour and white channelsEverything on this controller is low voltage from a plug-in power supply. Unplug the supply before you move a wire.
Showing the whole circuitCircuit overview+24 V0 VColour and white channelsEverything on this controller is low voltage from a plug-in power supply. Unplug the supply before you move a wire.
Showing the whole circuitThere's no wiring diagram for the here yet. Its installation guide has the manufacturer's wiring diagram. Wire it from the diagram in its manual.
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Check it's set for a colour and white strip
Switch the power on. The light on the controller shows white when it's set for a colour and white strip, which is how it comes. If it shows another colour, press OPT until it turns white.
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Make a Kitchen room
In the Hue app, open the Home tab, tap the three dots, then Add devices. Tap Create new Room, choose Kitchen and tap Next. If you already have a Kitchen room, pick it instead.
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Search for the controller
Tap Alternative method, then Set up without QR code, then Lights and smart plugs, and tap Next. The app searches for about a minute, then lists the controller as Extended color light 1. Tap Next.
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Name it
Tap the light, type a name like Under cabinet lights, and choose the Hue lightstrip icon from the Other list. Tap Done, then Next, then Done.
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Choose your scenes
The app then suggests scenes for the room. Tap one to try it, then tap Next. Later, in the Kitchen room, you can tap the light to set any white or colour you like and tap Save to keep it as a scene. A bright cool white for cooking and a dim warm white for the evening make a good pair.
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Set it to come on at sunset
Open the Automations tab, tap the plus and choose Lighting schedule. Set Start at to Sunset and End at to a specific time, such as 11:00 PM, and leave Repeat on. Tap Next, choose the Kitchen room, tap the scene to pick your evening one and tap Next, then name the automation and tap Done.
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Check it's on
Open the Kitchen room. Under Automations, the schedule shows Sunset to 11:00 PM, every day. The switch beside it turns it off and on.
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Fit the strip under the cabinets
Measure the run and cut the strip at the marked copper pads, which come every 41.5 mm. Wipe the underside of the cabinet clean and dry, peel the backing and press the strip on. Use the clips in the box where the surface is rough.
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Wire the controller
Cut the plug off the end of the extension lead that goes to the controller and strip 8 to 9 mm off each wire. The strip's wires go into V+, R, G, B, C and W, matching the labels on the strip: warm white goes to W, cool white to C. Connect the power supply's positive wire to V+ and its negative wire to V-: on the Pro+ Mini that's the black V- lever and the V+ beside it, and on the Pro Max its separate INPUT terminals. The striped wire on a power supply lead isn't always the positive, so check the label on the supply. Plug the power supply in last, and if the light on the controller stays off, unplug it and swap the two supply wires.
Wire map Pro+ Mini- Power supply + V+ in
- Power supply 0 V V-
- Strip common V+ V+ out
- Red R
- Green G
- Blue B
- Cool white C
- Warm white W
Wire map Pro Max- Power supply + V+ in
- Power supply 0 V V- in
- Strip common V+ V+ out
- Red R
- Green G
- Blue B
- Cool white C
- Warm white W
Circuit overview+24 V0 VColour and white channelsEverything on this controller is low voltage from a plug-in power supply. Unplug the supply before you move a wire.
Showing the whole circuitCircuit overview+24 V0 VColour and white channelsEverything on this controller is low voltage from a plug-in power supply. Unplug the supply before you move a wire.
Showing the whole circuitThere's no wiring diagram for the here yet. Its installation guide has the manufacturer's wiring diagram. Wire it from the diagram in its manual.
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Check it's set for a colour and white strip
Switch the power on. The light on the controller shows white when it's set for a colour and white strip, which is how it comes. If it shows another colour, press OPT until it turns white.
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Add it to Home Assistant
Follow our Gledopto setup guide to pair the controller with Home Assistant's Zigbee integration. A reset leaves it set for a colour and white strip, which is what this strip needs, so there's no need to press OPT afterwards. Name it Under cabinet lights and put it in your Kitchen area.
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Set it to come on at sunset
Go to Settings, then Automations & scenes, and select Create automation. Select Add trigger, choose Sun and set it to sunset, then select Add action and turn on Under cabinet lights at the white and brightness you want for the evening. Check them, select Save and name it Kitchen lights at sunset. Add a second automation the same way that turns them off at a set time, such as 11:00 PM, and name it Kitchen lights off at 11 PM.
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Check both are there
Automations & scenes now lists Kitchen lights at sunset and Kitchen lights off at 11 PM. They're on as soon as you save them.
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Fit the strip under the cabinets
Measure the run and cut the strip at the marked copper pads, which come every 41.5 mm. Wipe the underside of the cabinet clean and dry, peel the backing and press the strip on. Use the clips in the box where the surface is rough.
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Wire the controller
Cut the plug off the end of the extension lead that goes to the controller and strip 8 to 9 mm off each wire. The strip's wires go into V+, R, G, B, C and W, matching the labels on the strip: warm white goes to W, cool white to C. Connect the power supply's positive wire to V+ and its negative wire to V-: on the Pro+ Mini that's the black V- lever and the V+ beside it, and on the Pro Max its separate INPUT terminals. The striped wire on a power supply lead isn't always the positive, so check the label on the supply. Plug the power supply in last, and if the light on the controller stays off, unplug it and swap the two supply wires.
Wire map Pro+ Mini- Power supply + V+ in
- Power supply 0 V V-
- Strip common V+ V+ out
- Red R
- Green G
- Blue B
- Cool white C
- Warm white W
Wire map Pro Max- Power supply + V+ in
- Power supply 0 V V- in
- Strip common V+ V+ out
- Red R
- Green G
- Blue B
- Cool white C
- Warm white W
Circuit overview+24 V0 VColour and white channelsEverything on this controller is low voltage from a plug-in power supply. Unplug the supply before you move a wire.
Showing the whole circuitCircuit overview+24 V0 VColour and white channelsEverything on this controller is low voltage from a plug-in power supply. Unplug the supply before you move a wire.
Showing the whole circuitThere's no wiring diagram for the here yet. Its installation guide has the manufacturer's wiring diagram. Wire it from the diagram in its manual.
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Check it's set for a colour and white strip
Switch the power on. The light on the controller shows white when it's set for a colour and white strip, which is how it comes. If it shows another colour, press OPT until it turns white.
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Make a Kitchen room
In the Hue app, open the Home tab, tap the three dots, then Add devices. Tap Create new Room, choose Kitchen and tap Next. If you already have a Kitchen room, pick it instead.
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Search for the controller
Tap Alternative method, then Set up without QR code, then Lights and smart plugs, and tap Next. The app searches for about a minute, then lists the controller as Extended color light 1. Tap Next.
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Name it
Tap the light, type a name like Under cabinet lights, and choose the Hue lightstrip icon from the Other list. Tap Done, then Next, then Done.
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Add the Bridge to Home Assistant
In Home Assistant, go to Settings, then Devices & services, select Add integration and choose Philips Hue. Pick your Bridge, then press the button on top of it when Home Assistant asks. Under cabinet lights then shows up in Home Assistant with your other Hue lights.
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Set it to come on at sunset
Go to Settings, then Automations & scenes, and select Create automation. Select Add trigger, choose Sun and set it to sunset, then select Add action and turn on Under cabinet lights at the white and brightness you want for the evening. Check them, select Save and name it Kitchen lights at sunset. Add a second automation the same way that turns them off at a set time, such as 11:00 PM, and name it Kitchen lights off at 11 PM.
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Check both are there
Automations & scenes now lists Kitchen lights at sunset and Kitchen lights off at 11 PM. They're on as soon as you save them.
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Fit the strip under the cabinets
Measure the run. If the strip is longer than you need, cut it to length following the instructions in the box, remembering it can't be extended once it's cut. Wipe the underside of the cabinet clean and dry, then fix the strip along it with the power lead at the end nearest the power point.
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Add the strip in the Hue app
Plug the strip in. In the Hue app, open the Home tab, tap the three dots, then Add devices. Tap Create new Room, choose Kitchen and tap Next, or pick your Kitchen room if you already have one. Scan the QR code on the strip. If you can't scan it, choose the option to set up without a QR code and let the app search.
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Name it
Tap the light, type a name like Under cabinet lights and tap Done.
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Choose your scenes
The app then suggests scenes for the room. Tap one to try it, then tap Next. Later, in the Kitchen room, you can tap the light to set any white or colour you like and tap Save to keep it as a scene. A bright cool white for cooking and a dim warm white for the evening make a good pair.
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Set it to come on at sunset
Open the Automations tab, tap the plus and choose Lighting schedule. Set Start at to Sunset and End at to a specific time, such as 11:00 PM, and leave Repeat on. Tap Next, choose the Kitchen room, tap the scene to pick your evening one and tap Next, then name the automation and tap Done.
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Check it's on
Open the Kitchen room. Under Automations, the schedule shows Sunset to 11:00 PM, every day. The switch beside it turns it off and on.
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Fit the strip under the cabinets
Measure the run. If the strip is longer than you need, cut it to length following the instructions in the box, remembering it can't be extended once it's cut. Wipe the underside of the cabinet clean and dry, then fix the strip along it with the power lead at the end nearest the power point.
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Add the strip in the Hue app
Plug the strip in. In the Hue app, open the Home tab, tap the three dots, then Add devices. Tap Create new Room, choose Kitchen and tap Next, or pick your Kitchen room if you already have one. Scan the QR code on the strip. If you can't scan it, choose the option to set up without a QR code and let the app search.
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Name it
Tap the light, type a name like Under cabinet lights and tap Done.
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Add the Bridge to Home Assistant
In Home Assistant, go to Settings, then Devices & services, select Add integration and choose Philips Hue. Pick your Bridge, then press the button on top of it when Home Assistant asks. Under cabinet lights then shows up in Home Assistant with your other Hue lights.
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Set it to come on at sunset
Go to Settings, then Automations & scenes, and select Create automation. Select Add trigger, choose Sun and set it to sunset, then select Add action and turn on Under cabinet lights at the white and brightness you want for the evening. Check them, select Save and name it Kitchen lights at sunset. Add a second automation the same way that turns them off at a set time, such as 11:00 PM, and name it Kitchen lights off at 11 PM.
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Check both are there
Automations & scenes now lists Kitchen lights at sunset and Kitchen lights off at 11 PM. They're on as soon as you save them.
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Fit the strip under the cabinets
Measure the run. If the strip is longer than you need, cut it to length following the instructions in the box, remembering it can't be extended once it's cut. Wipe the underside of the cabinet clean and dry, then fix the strip along it with the power lead at the end nearest the power point.
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Reset a strip that's been on a Bridge
A new strip is ready to pair. One that's been on a Hue Bridge before has to be factory reset first: removing it from the Bridge isn't enough. Switch it on, hold a Hue dimmer switch within 10 cm of it, and press and hold the on and off buttons together until it blinks, about 10 seconds. Newer Hue lights can also be reset over Bluetooth in the Hue app.
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Pair it in Home Assistant
Plug the strip in. In Home Assistant, go to Settings, then Devices & services, open Zigbee Home Automation and select Add device. While it shows Searching for Zigbee devices, the strip joins. Name it Under cabinet lights and put it in your Kitchen area.
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Set it to come on at sunset
Go to Settings, then Automations & scenes, and select Create automation. Select Add trigger, choose Sun and set it to sunset, then select Add action and turn on Under cabinet lights at the white and brightness you want for the evening. Check them, select Save and name it Kitchen lights at sunset. Add a second automation the same way that turns them off at a set time, such as 11:00 PM, and name it Kitchen lights off at 11 PM.
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Check both are there
Automations & scenes now lists Kitchen lights at sunset and Kitchen lights off at 11 PM. They're on as soon as you save them.
Frequently asked questions
Which should I choose: a Hue lightstrip or a Gledopto?
If you want it all from Philips Hue, with no wiring, choose the Hue Solo lightstrip: it plugs in and comes with its power supply. The Gledopto and FCOB strip cost less and give a line of light with no visible dots, but you wire the controller and buy a power supply. Pair the Gledopto with your Hue Bridge, or with Home Assistant if you run Zigbee there.
Can I use the strip above a cooktop or sink?
Keep it to dry spots. Neither strip is made for splashes (the Hue Solo is rated IP20), so under the cabinets is fine but not where water lands on it.
Do I need a Hue Bridge?
You need a Zigbee hub for the controller to connect to. A Hue Bridge is the simplest if you use the Hue app. A SmartThings hub, an Amazon Echo with Zigbee built in, or Home Assistant with Zigbee set up work too.
The Hue app can't find the controller. What do I do?
Switch the controller's power off and on again, then search again. If it still doesn't show up, reset it: hold the RESET button for 5 seconds until the strip flashes 3 times. A reset sets it back to a colour and white strip and clears any earlier pairing.
How long a run can one controller handle?
A 5 m roll, powered from one end, is well within what the Pro+ Mini handles. Past 5 m the far end starts to look dimmer, so for longer runs feed each strip from the controller separately or step up to the Pro Max.
Can I add a wall button?
Yes. Wire a push button that springs back when you let go to the controller's two PUSH terminals. Press it to switch the strip on or off, and hold it to dim. It works even when the hub isn't available. An ordinary on/off light switch won't work.
Will it work with Apple Home or Google Home?
Yes, through the Hue Bridge, which passes the strip on to Apple Home and Google Home. The controller doesn't support Matter on its own.
Does it need the internet?
No. The controller talks to the Hue Bridge over Zigbee inside your home, so the lights keep working if the internet goes down.
Do I need a Zigbee adapter?
Yes. Home Assistant talks to Zigbee devices through a coordinator plugged into the machine it runs on. If you already run Zigbee in Home Assistant, the adapter you have will do.
Can I use Zigbee2MQTT instead of ZHA?
Yes. The Pro+ Mini is supported in Zigbee2MQTT. Permit joining in Zigbee2MQTT, then reset the controller so it joins fresh, set for a colour and white strip.
What if I already paired it to a Hue Bridge?
Reset it first. A Zigbee device can only belong to one network, so it has to leave the Bridge before Home Assistant can add it. A reset also puts it back to colour and white mode, the one this strip needs.
Why go through the Hue Bridge?
The lightstrip stays in the Hue app with your other Hue lights and shows up in Home Assistant as well, with no Zigbee adapter to add.
Does the Solo lightstrip need a Hue Bridge?
No. The strip also connects to the Hue app over Bluetooth. A Hue Bridge pairs it over Zigbee, so it joins your other Hue lights.
Can I cut the Solo lightstrip?
Yes, to fit your cabinets. It can't be extended or joined to a second strip afterwards, so if your run is over 5 m, buy the 10 m roll and cut it down.
What do I give up without a Hue Bridge?
The Hue app. Paired straight to Home Assistant, the strip only runs from there, so Hue's own scenes aren't available. Home Assistant's scenes and automations take their place.
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Outdoor lights on at sunset, off at midnight
Porch, path and garden lights follow the sun through the year without you touching a switch. Run the lights you have from a Shelly relay, or fit Philips Hue outdoor lights, and set it up in their app or Home Assistant. Control with any of Colour deck lights you run from your phone
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Outdoor lights on at sunset, off at midnight
Porch, path and garden lights follow the sun through the year without you touching a switch. Run the lights you have from a Shelly relay, or fit Philips Hue outdoor lights, and set it up in their app or Home Assistant. Control with any of Colour deck lights you run from your phone
Keep your 12 or 24 V RGBW deck lights and add a small controller, so they come on at sunset in any colour or white you like. Run them from the Philips Hue app, Home Assistant or the Shelly app. Control with any of A roof-space fan that runs when the roof gets hot
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Outdoor lights on at sunset, off at midnight
Porch, path and garden lights follow the sun through the year without you touching a switch. Run the lights you have from a Shelly relay, or fit Philips Hue outdoor lights, and set it up in their app or Home Assistant. Control with any of Colour deck lights you run from your phone
Keep your 12 or 24 V RGBW deck lights and add a small controller, so they come on at sunset in any colour or white you like. Run them from the Philips Hue app, Home Assistant or the Shelly app. Control with any of Lights that dim on a schedule each evening
The lights fade down to a low glow after dinner instead of snapping between full and off. Do it with a Shelly dimmer behind the wall plate or Philips Hue bulbs, in their app or Home Assistant. Control with any of More Home Assistant solutions
Outdoor lights on at sunset, off at midnight
Porch, path and garden lights follow the sun through the year without you touching a switch. Run the lights you have from a Shelly relay, or fit Philips Hue outdoor lights, and set it up in their app or Home Assistant. Control with any of Colour deck lights you run from your phone
Keep your 12 or 24 V RGBW deck lights and add a small controller, so they come on at sunset in any colour or white you like. Run them from the Philips Hue app, Home Assistant or the Shelly app. Control with any of A roof-space fan that runs when the roof gets hot
A temperature probe in the roof space switches the exhaust fan on when the air up there gets hot, and off again once it cools. It runs on the relay itself, so it keeps working without the internet. Control with any of More Home Assistant solutions
Outdoor lights on at sunset, off at midnight
Porch, path and garden lights follow the sun through the year without you touching a switch. Run the lights you have from a Shelly relay, or fit Philips Hue outdoor lights, and set it up in their app or Home Assistant. Control with any of Colour deck lights you run from your phone
Keep your 12 or 24 V RGBW deck lights and add a small controller, so they come on at sunset in any colour or white you like. Run them from the Philips Hue app, Home Assistant or the Shelly app. Control with any of A roof-space fan that runs when the roof gets hot
A temperature probe in the roof space switches the exhaust fan on when the air up there gets hot, and off again once it cools. It runs on the relay itself, so it keeps working without the internet. Control with any of Still need a hand?
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Contact usThe kit
Which should I choose?
Both do the job. The difference is how they connect, and which app you'll run them from.
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Gledopto
ZigbeeZigbee. Pairs the strip with your Hue Bridge or Home Assistant.
- You already have a Hue Bridge or Home Assistant
- You want a strip with no visible dots
- You're happy to wire a small controller
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Philips Hue
Zigbee and BluetoothAll Hue. The strip and its power supply come in one box.
- You want it all from Philips Hue
- You'd rather not wire anything
- You're fine with one roll per run, as it can't be extended
The kit
Choose your lightstrip
Each of these does the job. The steps on this page are written for the recommended one.