Will this work with SmartThings?
1031192
Yes, it will work, if smartthings has not added full compatibility to it yet, then you will need to follow this github link to get it working with 4 controlable access points: https://github.com/notoriousbdg/SmartThings.Aeon-Labs-Smart-Strip
1031193
It will and does. I use one in my basement to power our air hockey table and lights above it. It's triggered on with a SmartThings motion sensor and goes off after 30 minutes of no motion. Keeps me from yelling at my kids when they forget to turn everything off! It's all tied together with the smartthings hub. Even the power meter works. The only downside is that it's all on or all off. You can't switch on/off individual outlets.
1031194
It works, but only as a single device- not four different individually switchable outlets. Looks like the SmartThings team is working to implement full functionality, but ? date for availability. Looks like some of the power users in the SmartThings community may have a workaround if you have time and inclination to pursue that. Good Luck.
107552
This one cannot. You need to look for Zigbee specific sensors. Amazon doesn't appear to sell these.
1611201
Not sure, I had to return mine because it was a cheap knock-off being marketed as "Arduino". I highly suggest you don't buy one here, instead use a preferred vendor: http://www.adafruit.com/
2045938
Each 'thing' has its own id and communicates to smartthings hub, hub is wired to your router, so in essence you want to have tight security for router. Only bad thing with the system is if you lose internet connection or power to your home, system does you no good. I love system so far.. Just a lil troubling when adding aftermarket things, like cameras and door locks.. Don't know if I answered your question.. Check out the website smatthings and contact them. They have a chat set up and are very helpful
2261514
Requires a hub or some form of a device to sit in the middle that speaks the zigbee protocol to interface with. I have not seen any information about how well the smart sense gadgets play with other hubs other than their own but technically should work with any zigbee controller since that is a standard protocol. The hub is required to communicate with the sensor and then translate that via some form of software interface to your wifi or in smartthings case up to the cloud and then back down to you.
1289434
Please check the smartthings community and save yourself some dollars and heartache. I mean it.
1814300
if your wink hub has z-wave then Yes it will work. And no, there should not be a charge for using it with Wink when you purchase it outside of their network and install it yourself.
2127264
Yes, you have to a controlling hub. It might work with other Z-Wave hubs but it's intended to be used with the SmartThings hub
13227
Yes, this will work with anything you can plug into it. It's just a simple on/off switch from the remote though.
2185269
I purchased this item from Smartthings directly and attempted to include this with my Veralite z-wave network. I could never get it to work using the instructions on the Smartthings website. So apparently it is proprietary to their smart things hub. I had to return it to them.
482468
I have SmartThings, and I have multiple switches. This being one of them. It works fine, will be detected as a Standard Z-Wave Switch through SmartThings. I would suggest if you have LED lighting to use standard on-off switches instead of dimmers. Honestly dimmers, other than for effect will not save you money with LED.
215964
Not this device, but there is hope - but not in THIS product, but its successors and its successors competitors - in 2015 (delayed from April to late 2015) the 2nd Gen of the SmartThings Hub is due to come out (around the time non-cloud solutions like Vera also update) with a version that 'should' allow the logic to run 'on the hub' - so that the control capabilities will be up even when the network/cloud/Samsung's servers are down. If they pull that off (to catch up to the Vera in that regard) then that SmartThings Hub 2.0 will be worth considering
2215794
According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htmIt will work fine with that alarm.
32272
If the Smoke Detector is actually the First Alert then it is actually IRIS capable... and works with Smartthings quite well. Most of the devices that are capable with IRIS (without actually being an IRIS product) work with the Smartthings hub... including the Utilitech Water sensor. I've got 3 of the smoke detectors on my Smartthings hub and they all work quite well.
1411329
Yes, it works with everything: LED, fans, appliances... I have it controlling a half dozen LEDs at night to light up the house without wasting too much energy.
195043
Yes but be carefull doesn't work with all honeywell systems. Only wireless ones like honeywell Lynx
1589638
I would not know, it worked fine with my samsung smart tv but It didn't have the Internet or smarthub button.