I have a smart car (not really a car). Anyone tried to attach it to a smart?
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If you can mount at least a 1.25" trailer hitch receiver (or have a professional weld one on for you if there aren't any "bolt-on" options out there. Looks like there is one for the 2015 model see- http://www.carid.com/2015-smart-car-fortwo-trailer-hitches/) then it can be attached. There is an adapter for a 2" trailer hitch receiver included, but I'm guessing the 1.25" might be a better fit on your SmartCar. Good luck!
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Well if you put a tow hitch on your smartcar that can support the tounge weight your fine.
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It will fit in 2 different size hitches. I have a 2 inch but it will fit in the standard sized smaller one. It should work fine.
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Since the rack itself attaches via a receiver I guess the question would be can you put a hitch on the underside of the "car". LOL
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Have not tried. I have 2009 Smart Out of town, will try next week & re post 4/29/2015
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Did you make it work for your 2007 Civic? That's what I have, so I'd love to know how it worked out.
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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
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There is a youtube video on how to strap one into a car. I have straped it in, though not sure I did it right.
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No problem, I have HondaLink in my car and pairs with both. I have a Jabra in my other car to and it works fine too. I love this watch!
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No. The smart connector is to big. It has a yellow tip, the correct size has a green tip.
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There is no attachment sold to attach a Phil and teds smart buggy to a maxi cosi car seat. Only the graco snug ride. I called the company.
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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.
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If the car has Bluetooth, you won't need a Belkin. Your phone should work through your car's system.
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I had no luck with this thing. It was much smarter than me. My wife got an app for her phone that worked for me better.
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Yes, if your phone or the smart starter is not working, you may use a brick. That will get you in your car every time.
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No, Insteon devices are not currently compatible with SmartThings, and the company has no plans to add Insteon support. A few users with the older SmartLink (no longer sold) have managed to get a few individual devices working, so your mileage may vary if you have one and you're willing to tinker with the code a bit. Otherwise I'd suggest going with another sensor or something like Revolv if you're not invested in SmartThings yet.
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yes, it will work but may require additional parts to disable factory anti theft devices. If your have a chipped key you will need the transponder kit sold by bulldog security or if you have passlock 2 or equivalent you will need the smart box .
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I am not an expert with this device but I can it see why it won't work with your vehicle. It's cheap enough to try and keep for any other vehicle you may have in future too:-)
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Yes. I have the same car. Works great. Comes with instructions on how to pair it with your car. Easy to do.
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yes, you can change it perpetually with the app. Sometimes I have problems with pairing after the car has been running for a while, but haven't really figured out what that's about.