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3. You can secure the ESP8266 with a username/password, which is more than you can say for the Milight gateway! (The 2.4 GHz protocol is still totally insecure, so this doesn't accomplish much :).
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4. Official hubs connect to remote servers to enable WAN access, and this behavior is not disableable.
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+## Supported bulbs
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+Support has been added for the following bulb types:
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+1. RGBW bulbs: FUT014, FUT016, FUT103
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+1. Dual-White (CCT) bulbs: FUT019
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+1. RGB LED strips: FUT025
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+1. RGB + Dual White (RGB+CCT) bulbs: FUT015
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+Other bulb types might work, but have not been tested. It is also relatively easy to add support for new bulb types.
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## What you'll need
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1. An ESP8266. I used a NodeMCU.
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Chris Mullins