My toes hang from the hubbed pool. I used Apple Homekit and Phillips Hue in my apartment to control the lighting in several rooms. Recently, we moved into a big house (about 2700 square meters) and I want to do a lot more automation, so I look at the hubitat.
I am very special about the need for temporal lighting to see well, between 5000k and 6500k. Most of the bulbs I find are soft white - 2700k, which is far too orange for me. So what light bulbs will allow me to control the color temperature, work in a bigger house and allow fading, etc. through hubitat? I already have 6 Hue 2700k bulbs and one Hue hub left from the days in my apartment, but I'm not connected to Hue if there's a better / cheaper way to automate my lighting and color control than to get ambient light Hue that seem to be very expensive. What is a good way to go?
Thanks for any help you can give a beginner.
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