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WiZ Smart LED Filament Bulb ST64 B22 (amber)

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WiZ Smart LED Filament Bulb ST64 B22 (amber)

Native integrationLocal control
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth
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Verified September 2026

The cheap way to make a UK bayonet pendant look expensive: a proper amber-glass filament bulb with tunable 2000-4500K warm-to-cool white, controlled locally by Home Assistant's native wiz integration with no hub. At 640 lumens it's bright enough to work as a main light, though the amber tint mutes perceived output versus a clear bulb — think atmospheric, not task lighting. A plain non-smart vintage filament bulb costs £4-6, so the £3-5 premium (at the current sale price) buys app/HA control and colour-temp tuning. Best suited to an exposed pendant or open fixture where the filament is the feature, not buried under a shade. Dimming a vintage-look bulb from an automation never stops being satisfying.

In Home Assistant

ControlTypeWhat it does
BrightnessSlider (fixed integer steps)Dim the bulb — smooth brightness_step commands don't work on this model
Colour temperatureSlider (2000-4500K)Adjust warm-to-cool white

As a tunable-white-only bulb it gets a single light entity with brightness and colour-temperature control but no effect entity — those only exist on WiZ's RGB models. A confirmed HA issue means brightness_step calls and templated brightness values silently no-op on WiZ filament bulbs specifically (confirmed against WLED as a working control) — only fixed integer brightness values actually land, so build a circadian warmth ramp using absolute color_temp_kelvin values on a time_pattern trigger rather than relying on step commands.

Specs

style
ST64 amber filament
lumens
640 lm
fitting
B22 bayonet
wattage
7W (50W equivalent)
dimmable
Yes — full range via WiZ app or Home Assistant, no physical dimmer switch needed
colour range
2000-4500K tunable white
energy rating
F
lifespan hours
15,000 hours
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