In HomeKit's adaptive color temperature feature, there is a function that adjusts the color temperature based on the brightness of the lights. When the brightness is low, the color temperature tends to be warmer, and when the brightness is high, the color temperature tends to be cooler.
This all works in conjunction with the existing adaptive color temperature feature that adjusts based on the sun and time of day. In other words, these two features work together. The system determines a color temperature range based on the sun and time, and then adjusts within that range according to the brightness of the lights.
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In HomeKit's adaptive color temperature feature, there is a function that adjusts the color temperature based on the brightness of the lights. When the brightness is low, the color temperature tends to be warmer, and when the brightness is high, the color temperature tends to be cooler.
This all works in conjunction with the existing adaptive color temperature feature that adjusts based on the sun and time of day. In other words, these two features work together. The system determines a color temperature range based on the sun and time, and then adjusts within that range according to the brightness of the lights.