The Philips Hue Lily: a stake-mounted color spotlight, about 600 lumens, for uplighting trees, walls, and garden features, the go-to outdoor accent for Selora AI scenes.
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Zigbee 3.0 outdoor color spotlight, about 600 lumens, on a ground spike; part of the Hue low-voltage outdoor range that runs from a plug-in Hue outdoor power supply and daisy-chains with extensions. Runs locally through the Hue Bridge via the hue integration, or pairs directly to ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT; the Bridge exposes it to Matter. No Bluetooth radio.
Entities in Home Assistant
6 entities via zigbee2mqtt
Primary entities 4 What automations and dashboards use.
| Entity | Type | Device class | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light (main) | light | — | — |
| Effect speed | number | — | — |
| Effect | select | — | — |
| Effect color | text | — | — |
Configuration 2 Settings exposed as entities, tunable from Home Assistant.
| Entity | Type | Device class | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identify | select | — | — |
| Power-on behavior | select | — | — |
From the zigbee2mqtt device database (zigbee-herdsman-converters 26.105.0): the entities zigbee2mqtt creates for this product, which its database lists under 5 order codes that all resolve to the same entities. Paired through ZHA instead, the same hardware produces a different set.
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