Has anyone used this with the Wink Hub? What features are available with Wink?
441639
You can lock and unlock it but you cannot set up codes with the app. The set up is a bit buggy on Android as well. iOS works.
441640
I have been using the wink hub for a couple of months with this lock. Right now the only feature is lock/unlock. The app has no clue when someone manually opens the door. The wink app does log activity but it only logs if it you use the app. It doesn't record if anyone types in a code or unlocks it from the inside. This still is the best lock on the market but the wink hub is pretty limited with what it can do right now.
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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.
1605966
It does. Pairs easily. No problems. Make sure you update the firmware of the hub before you do anything else...
1144395
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
1282645
It works fine with my Wink Hub and a simple google search will confirm many users have this sensor working with the wink hub
86618
Yes. I had no issues connecting these to my Smart Things hub. I simply went to the add device screen, and pulled the plastic tab on the back of the sensor, waited a few seconds, and it appeared under &lt;Other Devices&gt; as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
229989
The remote talks to the hub, same as your phone would do. The hub sends the commands to the devices. It does come with an extra infrared transmitter that plugs into the hub. You can place that one in a closed Cabinet or something like that. The hub has space to plug two of those in. I love this remote it works very well.
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
1681292
Yes....seems to work well, at least it did when I remembered to turn it on. Each hub has its own on off button.
1528943
I havent', but I can tell you that I'm using it with a PC oscilloskope and you don't fell any difference between a direct connection (in the PC) or a connection via this Hub.
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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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I am not sure about the hub thing. I do know, these things are awesome, I plugged them in, they have two remotes, and its range is incredible, better than my Wi-Fi signal. I bought a set for my daughter/husband, they love them too! Highly Recommend!
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Yes. I had no issues connecting these to my Smart Things hub. I simply went to the add device screen, and pulled the plastic tab on the back of the sensor, waited a few seconds, and it appeared under <Other Devices> as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
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.
1093871
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.
540204
Don't know about wink but found out they do not operate more than about 30 ft from your control panel. We had two outside buildings about 100 ft from the panel and they will not activate.
1400764
I do use a hub, but you must link it to "Something" that has control. So if you want to use ONLY your phone + this switch, it won't work that way.
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The LiftMaster MyQ is exactly the same device as the Chamberlain MyQ and they use the same app but the app is pretty basic. I use mine with the Wink app but you need to have a wink hub. http://www.wink.com/products/