Will the Valta be able to be controlled via a Revolv or SmartThings system? when additional sockets wil be available?
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We are discussing with Amazon to put single socket up for sale in the near future. The single socket's price point will be $49 USD. Currently, we have no plans to integrate with anyone right now. We have designed our UI/UX specifically to suit the capabilities of our hardware. We want to make sure we get the right customer experience on our end before we talk about anything else.
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Havent try Smartthings so far Ive tried Homegenie (they support the old Home Energy Meter so it needs some tweaking to make it work) and ZVirtualScenes
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No way. That requires a much more sophisticated device which is able to syncronize to the mains. Try it with this and something will explode.
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Well, I think you can if you allow it to be seen through their services. Their dox focus on what you can watch, but the units have several inputs, that I think you can even change remotely. I've watch my Vulkano Lava on an iPad and iTouch as well as my computers. So, I am not sure you can control a VL to VL connection from the sender, but you can from the receiver. Maybe if you described what you are trying to do, I could be of more help. I'm thinking of buying another one to remotely connect them.
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You can control TCP lighting using the SmartThings app and hub, but you will still need the TCP hub to be able to communicate to the lights. Maybe one day we will be able to eliminate multiple hubs but at least right now you need them both. But once you have them, you can set up your TCP lights in the SmartThings app and control them there.
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Yes, but need to have a controller like Insteon Hub, Revolv, or ISY and it's App. Search smarthome.com for more info on what you need.
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Yes you can. I currently use my Revolv hub with two INSTEON bulbs with actions for them and I haven't had any problems.
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I'm about to roll the dice and try this. I have a SmartThings hub. I've already added a couple of Z-Wave GE switches and outlets and they work great. I'm disappointed that GE doesn't have a fan control Z-Wave switch, because I really like the GE outlets and switches that I've put in so far. They were easy to setup and add to my SmartThings Z-Wave network. I HOPE this works and is as easy as they were.
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You can control your wemo devices, as well as things like the zigbee based LED lightbulbs selling in the $15 price range... The SmartThings hub bridges multiple communication standards with one app, and a lot of other features. So it just depends on if you have enough with what you have, or if you want more.
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I would think you could use it where ever you wanted to. How do you plan on powering the sensor and processing the information that the sensor transmits?
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Works well with vera for both switch and scene controller. Does work with smart things in secondary controller position, but NOT as scene controller. Have not tried with st hub as primary
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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.
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Theoretically yes... I use iris devices with my Vera, as they all use ZWave. That being said, if you are using Iris as the controller there may be some proprietary programming. Suggest you call iris...
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There is a plugin for the Vera home automation system that works quite well. The individual bulbs show up as dimmable lights and you can manipulate those with scenes, actions etc. You need to have the TCP gateway installed though.
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I use it with a Control4 controlled outlet, but you could also plug it into the wemo by belkin. It has a downloadable app that lets you control it from any smart phone or tablet or wemo wall switch.
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Yes. I was not yet ready to fully move from X 10 when I had several of these in my system. They program the same way as the old Smarthome X 10 only modules. I have since converted over to all Insteon. Good luck!
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If you connect it to a smartthings hub you can. on its own I don't think so. I have 3 and they seem to work reasonably well (about 2 months in) with smartthings so far.