There's an on/off switch on the base and the water valve acts as a dimmer (that was a bit of pain to figure out how to do!). Technically since the bulb can be controlled via a phone app (and it's a blue tooth speaker), it really doesn't need a dimmer. I just thought it would be cool and a great excuse to pick up a few rotary switches. Amazon can be a very "bad" thing.
If you try this project please read up on switches and good safety steps in building something that mixed electricity with iron pipes.
I doubt I'll wrap this present but I'll think he'll like it.
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Now that is pretty cool - did you say the light bulb had some kind of bluetooth as well??
Yes - It has a built in blue tooth speaker so you can stream audio to the build. The sound quality is really good. The build can also be operated via a phone amp to turn on/off and dim/brighten. It's pretty cool.
The company that makes the bulbs is called Sengled
"If you try this project.." Little chance of that! looks excellent though. You are very clever. I never have understood what Bluetooth is...
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