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Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack)
- Zigbee2MQTT / ZHA
- Local control
- Zigbee
Prices verified September 2026
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This 2-pack's Amazon UK listing is currently out of stock (as of August 2026) — the ASIN was merged into a 4-pack listing priced at £33.99, roughly £8.50 a bulb, still comfortably under both Philips Hue's colour spotlight and Hue's white-only White Ambiance GU10 at £29.99 a bulb; check current pricing before buying. The 50° beam is a tight, directional throw rather than broad ambient light, built for task lighting over a hob or worktop, not filling a room. CRI is a claimed >84, a shade behind Hue but fine for everyday use. Zigbee 3.0 with genuine local control means no bridge tax. For a bank of four-to-six kitchen downlights where you want colour scenes on a budget, this is the sensible buy once back in stock; chase Hue if colour-accurate accent lighting matters more than price.
What can Home Assistant control on the Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack)?
| Control | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Switch | On/off/toggle via the standard Zigbee2MQTT light entity. |
| Brightness | Number (0-254) | Dimming level exposed as the light entity's brightness attribute. |
| Colour temperature | Number (153-556 mired) | ~1800K-6500K, with named presets coolest/cool/neutral/warm/warmest. |
| Colour | Colour (xy/hs) | Full colour control via CIE xy or hue/saturation, with RGB/hex/HSB input support in HA's light service. |
| Effect | Select | Zigbee alert effects: blink, breathe, okay, channel_change, colorloop. |
Zigbee2MQTT exposes the full colour_temp range (153-556 mireds, roughly 1800K-6500K) alongside colour_xy and colour_hs, plus the standard Zigbee alert/effect set (blink, breathe, okay, colorloop) — Innr honours all of these reliably, unlike many budget Tuya GU10s that silently ignore effect commands. Because it's mains-powered, each spot also acts as a Zigbee router, so a run of six kitchen downlights forms a strong local mesh backbone rather than depending on the coordinator's direct range. One caveat: alert/effect commands sent to a group of these bulbs, rather than addressed individually, have been reported to trigger unwanted brightness flashing — worth testing group-based automations before relying on them for effects.
Specs
| cri | >84 |
|---|---|
| fitting | GU10 |
| wattage | 4.9 W |
| lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| pack size | 2 |
| beam angle | 50° |
| brightness | 410 lm |
| dimmable range | 1-100% |
| colour temperature | 1800-6500 K (plus full RGB colour) |
How does the Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack) compare?
| Product | From | Protocol | Local control | Integration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack) (this product) | — | Zigbee | Yes | Zigbee2MQTT / ZHA |
| Athom WLED WS2812B LED strip controller (pre-flashed) | £6.5 | Wi-Fi | Yes | Native |
| Govee Flow Plus RGBICWW light bars H6056 (twin pack) | £69.99 | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Yes | Native |
| Govee RGBIC LED Strip Light H619A (5 m, protective coating) | £39.99 | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Yes | Native |
Frequently asked questions
- Does the Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack) work with Home Assistant locally?
- Yes. The Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack) is controlled locally in Home Assistant through Zigbee2MQTT or ZHA, so it keeps working if your internet connection or the Innr cloud goes down. Control and state updates stay on your own network.
- Which protocol does the Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack) use, and do I need a hub?
- The Innr Smart Spot Colour GU10 (RS 242 C, 2-pack) uses Zigbee. To pair it with Home Assistant you need a Zigbee coordinator (for example a SkyConnect/ZBT-1 or Sonoff dongle) attached to your Home Assistant host. Innr's own hub is not required when you integrate through Zigbee2MQTT or ZHA.