Can I intgrate a GE Link bulb with Indigo?

I'm trying to access all of my devices from Indigo. I have a mixture of X10, Insteon and Z-Wave devices working OK. But I have two GE Link Light bulbs that I haven't figured out how to control with Indigo. I'd like to remove the Wink hub that controls them at present. Is this possible?

[jay (support)]

Do those work with the Hue Hub? If so, then that would be one way.

Do you mean the Hue Bridge? If so there is no advantage to that over the Wink Hub I presently use. When I attempted to install (your?) plugin it wanted an IP address but our Wink Hub is on a different network (dedicated to IoT devices) so that wasn't an option.

GE Link are Zigbee. There's no native way to talk to Zigbee with Indigo.

I use lots of Link bulbs with Hue and the excellent Hue plugin from Nathan Sheldon. If you're looking to do this on the cheap, a V1 Hue hub will work fine, and those should be available used for almost nothing.
I bet you'll find that the Hue plugin offers more control than Wink does. It's very, very complete and capable.

I had a bunch of Zigbee stuff when I switched from SmartThings to Indigo--door sensors, motion detectors and such like. It was a huge relief to replace these with Z-wave and get them all into Indigo.

Thanks for the suggestion but there are two reasons this won't work for me

1) I already have a working Wink hub so there is no good reason to replace it with a Hue hub

2) when I attempted to do this with the Hue plugin it seemed to require the Hub to be on the same network as the Indigo server.

1) I already have a working Wink hub so there is no good reason to replace it with a Hue hub

Unless the wink hub doesn't control the bulbs as completely as the plugin does. Or you want to integrate things across multiple accessories. (Is there some Wink plugin that allows Indigo to control Wink?

2) when I attempted to do this with the Hue plugin it seemed to require the Hub to be on the same network as the Indigo server.

You in fact need such a thing, or some super fancy static routing across LANs, I suppose--OR connect your Indigo hub by Ethernet to the hub and use WIFI for your other networking. BUT keep in mind that the bulbs the hub talks too aren't really on your other network anyway--they're on their own super secret Zigbee network, not normal wifi.

[jay (support)]

1) I already have a working Wink hub so there is no good reason to replace it with a Hue hub

Except that you want to control your GE bulbs with Indigo...

The only way to do that is to pair them with a Hue Hub and use the afore-mentioned plugin.

Obviously I can't given my network. Is there any reason that I can't use a Lamplinc with my GE Link bulb?

[jay (support)]

Obviously I can't given my network.

Is there some reason why you can't install a hue hub on the same network as your Indigo Server? It's not at all obvious given your posts so far...

Is there any reason that I can't use a Lamplinc with my GE Link bulb?

You can try it, though I suspect it won't work well. The lamplinc would be controlling the amount of power flowing to the bulb (through whatever you have it plugged into) so dimming may not work as expected since the internals of the bulb are what would regulate the current through the LEDs.

Yes ... the LampLinc didn't work but I had a couple of spare ApplianceLincs which work.

Thanks for your help, Jay