Does this work with SmartThings hub?
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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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I can't see why not as this is just a basic USB hub that should work with any USB jack, and due to the ability to plug in to home power source I have run 4 or 5 items at a time with this hub with no problems!
1926558
I have not tried it with a powered hub, but would be very surprised if it did not work
1143938
if these two devices 6 and 8 buttons I use at home and are compatible to program them individually or through the HUB
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.
941935
Yes, I know you can use the "Dropcam" camera to be connected to the smartthings hub wirelessly. You can view and record video remotely from your smartphone.
669431
Yes, you can link the OutletLinc directly to the Insteon Motion Sensor with no problem. The Insteon Hub is required for additional functionality and setting the sensors for timed (macro) events.
1170169
Yes, pretty much anything Insteon is compatible. I have both of those and they "work" with my Hub (see my review for other challenges associated with the Hub)
1774459
Yes, but you do need an Insteon compatible hub connected in your home network and an App on your smartphone.
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.
2261517
Unfortunately, no. The hub provides the brains to communicate to the individual sensor. Without a hub (either the SmartThings hub, or another one that supports the Zigbee protocol), the sensor has no way of communicating its data to you.
1890679
I do not know. I replaced another, cheaper 7 hub that was causing a slow response and this one worked very well for me.
518813
Yes, the open/close sensor is compatible with other hub devices besides the Insteon Hub (INSTEON 2242-222 Hub). Whatever hub/controller device you choose still has to be compatible with the Insteon protocol, as the sensor only knows how to talk "Insteon", not Z-Wave or WiFi. Examples of other home automation hubs/controllers are the ISY994i and the Mi Casa Verde VeraLite. The Smarthings Hub is NOT compatible with this, as it only works with WiFi, Zigbee, and Z-Wave devices.
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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 &lt;Other Devices&gt; as a Z-Wave Door/Window Sensor.
977575
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.
2261516
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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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.