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September 2015

Frequently Asked Questions

60W Replacement A19 Connected Cree

LED Bulb with 4Flow™ Filament Design

1. What is the Connected Cree

LED bulb?

The Connected Cree

LED bulb combines the great features of the Cree

LED bulb with easy to use technology to allow you to control your lighting

from anywhere. Compatible with Wink, SmartThings

, WeMo Link™ or other

ZigBee

certified hub, these bulbs can be controlled wirelessly through a

Smartphone app anywhere you have an internet connection.

2. What is required for the Connected Cree

LED bulb to work?

In order to setup and control your Connected Cree

LED bulb, you will need:

 A Connected Cree

LED bulb

 A compatible Hub:

o Wink Hub

o SmartThings

Hub

o WeMo Link™

o Other ZigBee

certified hub

 A mobile device using the compatible Android

, iOS

, or Windows

Phone

App

o Note: WeMo works with Android

and iOS

only

 A WiFi network configured to use a hub-supported security scheme.

NOTE: The WINK Hub supports (WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK or open).

3. What smart home hubs will work with the Connected Cree

LED bulb?

The following systems are compatible with the Connected Cree

LED bulb:

 Wink Hub

 Wink Relay (Wink Hub required)

 SmartThings

Hub

 WeMo Link™

 A ZigBee

certified hub

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Frequently Asked Questions 60W Replacement A19 Connected Cree® LED Bulb with 4Flow™ Filament Design 1. What is the Connected Cree® LED bulb? The Connected Cree® LED bulb combines the great features of the Cree® LED bulb with easy to use technology to allow you to control your lighting from anywhere. Compatible with Wink, SmartThings®, WeMo Link™ or other ZigBee® certified hub, these bulbs can be controlled wirelessly through a Smartphone app anywhere you have an internet connection. 2.
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4. How do I setup my Connected Cree® LED bulb? Setup instructions can be found online at www.creebulb.com/connected. For Wink you can follow the setup tutorial inside the Wink App. For SmartThings® Hub users, additional setup information can be found at https://support.smartthings.com/. For WeMo users, you can find additional setup information at http://www.belkin.com/us/support. 5. How much power does a Connected Cree® LED bulb typically consume? The Connected Cree® LED bulb consumes 11.
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To add a new user in Wink App, select your Wink Hub and tap the 3 dots in the top right corner. Tap Add User under the Wink Hub settings and provide the new user’s email address. SmartThings Users: Yes. In the SmartThings Mobile App, you can give access to other users. In the left hand menu, select the My Account option. Select Manage Users, then Add User. Once invited, the user will be able to create their own SmartThings account and control their Connected Cree® LED Bulb. WeMo Users: Yes.
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14. What will happen if I turn off a Connected Cree® LED bulb at the wall/lamp switch or power outlet? If the switch or power source for the bulb is turned off, the bulb can no longer be controlled via the App. In addition, scheduled changes for that bulb while the power is off will not take place. When the switch is turned back on, the bulb will light to full brightness and can then be controlled in the App. 15.
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17. I already have a hub with a competitor’s connected bulbs installed. Will Connected Cree® LED bulbs work on the same hub? Yes, you can add Connected Cree® LED bulbs to work along with other connected bulbs on your existing Wink Hub, SmartThings® Hub or WeMo Link™. 18. Where can I purchase additional bulbs? The Connected Cree® LED bulb is currently available in store and online at The Home Depot®. Additional retailers may be found at www.creebulb.com. 19.
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standards depending on the protocol. We also encourage customers to practice smart security practices, like securing their wireless network and using strong passwords. SmartThings Users: Data sent between your SmartThings® Hub and your SmartThings account is encrypted. SmartThings performs ongoing security testing as part of our software development lifecycle. In addition to routine testing we also employ third party security firms to perform penetration tests.