Will this work with the Wink Hub or Smart Things Hub?
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Not sure about the Wink hub, but I use a bunch of these with my SmartThings hub and they work great!
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Yes these do work with Wink. You pair your master switch to Wink as a GE Z-Wave switch, then pair this to the master switch. I currently use a couple of the GE Z-Wave switch with Wink. They work great and are cheaper than other brands.
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If those systems are Z-Wave compatible then yes, I do not see why this switch would not work. However, this is just a Z-Wave Auxiliary Switch and must be wired to an actual Z-Wave switch (e.g. GE 45609).
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Not that I have heard. Last thing was they were trying to get it to work with wink. It works great as a stand alone.
587126
Yes it is and I've been pleased with its operation with my Smartthings home automation system. Occasionally it will not recognize me when I come home. I think this might be related to manually unlocking and locking from inside. Was very simple to install and the instructions are clear and concise. Best of luck with you project.
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01/27/2015 - Yes! My Wink hub is now on software version 00.56, and both the latest Android (2.6.0.4) and iOS (2.5.0.3) apps can now create robots that respond to motion. 12/25/2014 - Better, but still No. Downloaded updates for Android, iOS, and hub firmware yesterday. This appears as a motion sensor under the new sensors category in the app. Blue light on hub flashes green when motion is detected, and sensor status shows motion detected. But robots can't select the motion event as something to detect. 12/7/2014 - No. If you use the hub's z-wave controls to include it, it will show up under Sensors as a generic Spotter. The app indicates that it's on battery power and has only motion and light sensing enabled. So far so good. But no signals are ever received.
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I don't know for sure, I have a Smartthing bridge and it works great with it, sorry I couldn't help more
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It's theoretically possible that you could get it to work with a different ZigBee hub rather than the SmartThings branded hub, but you will not get it to do anything without a hub of some kind.
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If kwikset smartscan is a Z-wave product, it should work. I am using it with the kwikset smart code lock
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Probably not. But to be absolutely sure I would ask both smart sense and wink customer support.
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Ray. The short answer is no. Either the INSTEON HUB or the SmartLinc web controller would be required for web access to the bulb. The app requires an actual web controller to link to. You would need either: http://www.smarthome.com/2242-222/INSTEON-Hub/p.aspx or http://www.smarthome.com/2412N/SmartLinc-INSTEON-Central-Controller/p.aspx to gain that web access.
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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.
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WINK uses z-wave to communicate with its devices. Z-wave is a non-manufacturer specific technology, so the question isn't "Does it work with WINK?", but rather "Does WINK work with it?" That is to say, WINK may not have gotten around to building out the support for it yet, but the alarm does have the ability to communicate when they do. Do a search on the WINK site to see if it is a device that can be added. If it can't at the moment, it probably will be in time. I have this for my SmartThings Hub, and it works perfectly. So do my WINK-branded z-wave door locks. Hopefully that answers your question. WINK uses z-wave to communicate with its devices. Z-wave is a non-manufacturer specific technology, so the question isn't "Does it work with WINK?", but rather "Does WINK work with it?" That is to say, WINK may not have gotten around to building out the support for it yet, but the alarm does have the ability to communicate when they do. Do a search on the WINK site to see if it is a device that can be added. If it can't at the moment, it probably will be in time. I have this for my SmartThings Hub, and it works perfectly. So do my WINK-branded z-wave door locks.... » Read More WINK uses z-wave to communicate with its devices. Z-wave is a non-manufacturer specific technology, so the question isn't "Does it work with WINK?", but rather "Does WINK work with it?" That is to say, WINK may not have gotten around to building out the support for it yet, but the alarm does have the ability to communicate when they do. Do a search on the WINK site to see if it is a device that can be added. If it can't at the moment, it probably will be in time. I have this for my SmartThings Hub, and it works perfectly. So do my WINK-branded z-wave door locks. Hopefully that answers your question. « Show Less
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It does not support proximity unlock but does work with any z-wave hub. I am using Wink which does not provide a lot of configuration options. Would recommend a hub that is more robust.
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I dont understand your quedtion, but if you mean that if you can used with other base station that is not smartthing the answer is NO.
657024
It is a finger snap long... Not much room for error. It will work best if the hub is right next to you computer...
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Technically, it should. I understand the SmartThings Hub will be Z-Wave compliant and I have a Vera Lite Z-Wave controller with three of these little beatuies. Works great.
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if these two devices 6 and 8 buttons I use at home and are compatible to program them individually or through the HUB
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I did not have much success getting these units to pair with my SmartThings. I ended up returning them and purchased the SmartThings Multi instead. Your mileage may vary and you may be more clever, and more savvy than me so if the price differential or features are better it may be worth it. Personally, I've recently been having better success installing 3rd party items with my SmartThings so I'm hopeful, but I just couldn't get these devices to work at the time.