I only noticed because I was on my phone and that popped up before I clicked the image . I had a long laugh especially because I knew it was gonna be the TO thats muh qwataback before i even clicked it lol <| sep |> Here in aus 1 . 0 means that your blood is 100 % alcohol . <| sep |> It looks like it ' s been eaten and vomited back up . <| sep |> I use two bridges for my 65 or so bulbs , I guess around 40 of them are GU 10 s . I would say 250 bulbs would be no problem as long as you have taps or dimmers to control each room zone scene . Controlling 250 bulbs with any of the apps out there on a daily basis will be a real pita , even if iConnect Hue handles multiple bridges it takes too long to open the app and find the room bulb scene you want to adjust . I would suggest iConnectHue to make scenes and automate as much as possible , then use dimmers programmed to do the rest when needed . You could also have a few tablets wall mounted on central spots with quick access to widgets that turn on off scenes or other situations , like morning day movietime party evening good night nobody home etc . Oh , and just an advise , write down the serial numbers on each bulb together with a note where you have it installed . The auto discovery of new bulbs was getting worse the more bulbs I installed . Good luck