Wink - Is it compatible?
2004897
I had a horrible experience with Wink; returned the hub. It had problems working correctly with the GE Link bulbs. Sorry couldn't be of more help.
2004898
NO. It uses a different frequency. The home depo home automation (wink) Is a flaw beginner type of home automation. I highly recommend using z wave. The hub goes for 180.00 and the human interface is simple enough for someone with some IT experience to connect. If not please do call and I can help out.www.homedrone.usI have had clients that want me to connect this home Depo automation with zwave, zumbee and insteon. Non work with wink.
323288
Yes. From their website: "Compatible with Sky™ wifi and Echo™ smartpens. Not compatible with Pulse™ smartpens."
518813
Yes, the open/close sensor is compatible with other hub devices besides the Insteon Hub (INSTEON 2242-222 Hub). Whatever hub/controller device you choose still has to be compatible with the Insteon protocol, as the sensor only knows how to talk "Insteon", not Z-Wave or WiFi. Examples of other home automation hubs/controllers are the ISY994i and the Mi Casa Verde VeraLite. The Smarthings Hub is NOT compatible with this, as it only works with WiFi, Zigbee, and Z-Wave devices.
1282646
No. You can get Wink App to recognize it and it will tell you battery level. That's it.Update. This works as of a Wink Hub update that came in late Jan 2015. Sorry I didn't update this question sooner.
203105
Depends on what you want it to do. If you are looking for it to read a dry-contact to sense when a door is opened, and then trigger an alarm, it can't do that. However, if you already have a sensor installed in wink that is reading the status of the door, and you just want this to close a relay to trigger the alarm, this can do that. As a matter of fact, WINK reports this in the app as a Siren.Good Luck
1171996
You can write multiple scenes (various collections of light on or off) and schedule them for different times of the. In addition the system is compatible with Wink and similar programs for group light control. I have not seen or used a true random scene generator, but the scheduled scenes should offer enough variety. In addition you can periodically log in from anywhere (via phone or tablet) and turn individual lights or scenes on or off to provide added variety. All in all, a great system for my uses.
549581
Yes, sort of. It will pair up and work, but if left idle for a while, it will take some time and mouse movement to reconnect.
441641
The wink hub was updated 03/16/2015 to support many more features of this lock. I do own both a wink hub and this lock. The wink hub/app records manual turning of the deadbolt in the activity report. It now also reports which codes were entered to unlock the door (code #1, code #2, etc.). You can also configure the lock's alarm/security settings from the wink app. This was a major update for the wink app and makes this lock a great purchase if you are considering going with the wink hub.
2049045
Theoretically, yes, if you create an interface to a device running on the same Wifi network as the LIFX bulb, and as of April 2014, they don't have an officially supported API (however, there are 3rd party options, on npm). Out of the box, no; you must be running the app on a device on the same Wifi network.
1796239
Probably. It depends on the device. It will work with most Z Wave and Zigbee based devices. Wink supports these too and some additional types of wireless things that are not supported by ST.
624551
No, it is not compatible. This one communicate via IR, Philips HUE uses a proprietary wireless communication
51450
If kwikset smartscan is a Z-wave product, it should work. I am using it with the kwikset smart code lock
1113311
There's a python API for the lights here: https://github.com/therivenman/pygop , and a Java control here: http://home.stockmopar.com/connected-by-tcp-unofficial-api/ . Neither is official, but I used the Python API to connect the lights to my Nest fire alarm through IFTTT and it works fine. With scripting, you can likely connect the lights to about anything. I believe you still need the gateway to relay the commands to the actual bulbs though.
1542678
Hi Pamela, I have the digifit app and it gave me the option to pair with that in the app you were referring to. So I think it should link. I haven't tried it out yet though.
702389
I bought the older version of the Spotter, like in these Amazon photos from Depot. Mine work with the free Wink app on both my iPhone and Android phone. No monthly fee and no hub needed, just WiFi. I love all the different sensors built into this little box.It can be a bit unreliable but seems to work better when plugged into the included power supply.I like this concept and will buy more. I see a new version is now available too.
1943138
You sure can. If you have Windows, it'll detect it and install all the necessary drivers and all the shortcuts will work too. Mac, Linux and others, you'd need to pair it like any Bluetooth device. In this case the shortcuts either won't work or may give unpredicted result.
329508
It should be compatible with all intellicode units according to Genie, one you reprogram the remote for an early model, YouTube has videos that show how to do it.