Does it work with the SmartThings hub?
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I bought two; with both I had problems pairing with ST. There is some problems already reported to ST team, and as far as I know there's a quick fix for the possible scenarios that you might find. 1) it does not pair, but keep trying and eventually it will work. 2) it is paired as a open/close sensor, this could be fixed easily directly on ST website by changing the the type of sensor to motion. Having said so, they are compatible with ST
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It does. Pairs easily. No problems. Make sure you update the firmware of the hub before you do anything else...
1143938
if these two devices 6 and 8 buttons I use at home and are compatible to program them individually or through the HUB
1969475
This connects to your local ZigBee hub. What you do with it from there is your business. So yes you could connect this sensor and a siren to your hub, and have the local siren sound when this switch was triggered.
1093870
Not sure about the Wink hub, but I use a bunch of these with my SmartThings hub and they work great!
2043311
No, it does not. It won't function as a hub without the power source either (at least not to devices that require power, eg, my WiFi card)
1298929
This and all Z-Wave devices are compatible with the SmartThings hubs. It appears Z-Wave is not compatible with Wink protocols.
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.
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.
1132196
I tried that when they sent the new sensors and hub as an update. The system did not work with the new hub and old sensors, so I changed out the sensors, and was good to go.
1950030
Did you get this unit to work with your Harmony Ultimate hub? I've have this uni for a couple years and just bout the Ultimate Home set. I would like to integrate the 2 as 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
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Hi Tj, this is Ryan from the SmartThings support team. Thanks for your question about the SmartThings Hub. We don't expect that we would ever offer a completely disconnected service. That said, in the next phase of our growth, we expect to offer a Version 2 SmartThings Hub that supports temporary local Internet outages. The reason for this is that there are lots of devices that don't require a hub at all - and those devices need to work together - and that requires the SmartThings Cloud. Thanks again and if you have any other questions, feel free and email us at support@smartthings.com
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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.
133051
Mine works with my Powered hub, but I have to unplug it when I boot or reboot as it causes the boot to hang.
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.
1434215
I do not think so. This device only works a secondary controller, not with ip gateway like adt pulse. I had same problem with smartthings hub
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