Review on Chandelier LED dimmable with remote control Ritter MONZA 56W 2700K/K4200K/6400K 4500lm, white by Mateusz Burzyski ᠌

I arranged things in such a way that each of the squares burned either exclusively warm, exclusively cold, or an entirely neutral white. In order to accomplish this, you will need to join two separate sets of wires by flipping the connections upside down and inserting the wires into the connectors anyhow, despite the fact that the connectors were not designed to accommodate this. Some pros: Radio remote control that is both stylish and modern; in other words, it is not necessary to point at the chandelier to operate it. A temperature and brightness control that can be adjusted smoothly. The remote doesn't come with batteries or a mount for the wall. It produces a bright light when activated by the switch on the wall, which turns it on. This amount of power is insufficient for 14 square meters; you will need to increase it two more times. Only if you turn it off using the remote control will the previous mode be remembered; turning it off at the wall switch does not have any effect. The directions for assembly are not very good. It is necessary to collect data at random. Because they all transition to opposing glow temperatures, those that burnt warmly light up cold, and vice versa, if you arrange it as shown in the picture (two warm squares and two cold squares diagonally to each other), then moving from warm to cold mode is pointless. If you assembled it as shown in the picture, then there is no sense in switching from warm to cold mode. It has also been discovered that the overall illumination of the room is always a colorless white.