Osram Lightify is a wirelessly controlled lighting system using Zigbee Lightlink open source protocol. Philips Hue uses the same protocol so these products should work together.
I have a Osram's Starter pack with one RGBW dimmable LED lightbulb (Lightify Classic A RGBW). I could not find any measurements from internet about Lightify's or Hue's color gamut when I bought Osram so I did the measurements myself.
I simply used the Osram's Android App and did a full circle with hue slider. Then I selected the measurements that were the best representatives for primary colors from gamut corners. For measurements I used Colormunki Phone spectrophotometer and ArgyllCMS software.
Seems Osram can produce fairly deep blue and red but green might be better. The gamut for Philips Hue I picked from AvsForum. The blue line is not a line between measurements. It's a straight line between primary colors I picked and as you can see, the measurements follow that line well.
The primaries I picked were :
x | y | |
Red | 0,683924 | 0,315904 |
Green | 0,391678 | 0,501414 |
Blue | 0,13699 | 0,051035 |
Here's the spectra for primary colors.
Here are the measurements when I selected 6500K as a color temperature from Android App:
CCT = 6377K (Delta E 2.747025)Color Rendering Index is good but could also be better, >90. For Philips Hue the CRI is claimed to be 91.
Closest Planckian temperature = 6260K (Delta E 2.419812)
Closest Daylight temperature = 6422K (Delta E 0.892155)
Color Rendering Index (Ra) = 87.6
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