Anyone tried this with smartThings hub?
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Yup, actually the most reliable switches in my hub network. I have 2, one for the water heater(240V) and one for my boat lift (120V/30A).
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Hi, I would say yes on the voltage. If you go that route, Make sure your Output Voltage is right (Also It's micro usb). What I would be concerned about is the Lag you would get. SmartThings is cloud based. So all communications would go from Europe to the States (Amazon Servers I think) . For a quick example. I have a motion sensor in the hallway. It has one basic function. Turn on hallway light. Even in the States, I'm sometime two or three steps in hallway when it comes on. If I was in Europe I could be at the other end when it comes on. :( Also I think Europe has different z-wave frequencies. I would wait until they get there Euro server going. Just my 2 cents. I hate it for ya, because SmartThings is so Awesome.
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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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There's a python API for the lights here: https://github.com/therivenman/pygop , and a Java control here: http://home.stockmopar.com/connected-by-tcp-unofficial-api/ . Neither is official, but I used the Python API to connect the lights to my Nest fire alarm through IFTTT and it works fine. With scripting, you can likely connect the lights to about anything. I believe you still need the gateway to relay the commands to the actual bulbs though.
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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.
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You also might want to look into vera-lite or vera edge. This company has been around for years, works completely off-line if needed, has a great user forum with tons of help. I've been using my vera-lite for 4 years now with no issues. It also comes with the capability to move around via battery to add those zwave items that are not close to your hub
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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
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I have not tried it with a powered hub, but would be very surprised if it did not work
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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.
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It won't work with the Smart Hub. The plug sizes are different. I purchased the same item with the intention of using it with the Smart Hub and ran into the same problem.
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It only works with INSTEON. You would need an INSTEON controller (I suggest the hub http://www.amazon.com/Insteon-2242-222-INSTEON-Hub/dp/B00AEDTWHK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1405519196&sr;=8-1&keywords;=insteon+hub).
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It works very well with SmartThings and for range extension you should use any of the regular wave electric switches which act as repeaters.
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no. the only thing I know of other than the hubsan TX is a walkera devo running deviation firmware, after adding a $5 module. I use my devo 7e
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I would not count on SmartThings for anything mission-critical like this. They've been having trouble keeping their online services up and running lately, and they *will* let you down. My devices have been completely unreliable over the last two weeks. As far as I am concerned, this is purely a hobby thing and a placeholder until a company that has it's act together comes along and makes a Z-wave control that actually works (Nest buying Revolv suggests that this may finally be coming, but no eta).
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Yes I am using it with a Raspberry Pi and HomeGenie. Surprisingly easy to get working if you download the HomeGenie sd card image
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Each 'thing' has its own id and communicates to smartthings hub, hub is wired to your router, so in essence you want to have tight security for router. Only bad thing with the system is if you lose internet connection or power to your home, system does you no good. I love system so far.. Just a lil troubling when adding aftermarket things, like cameras and door locks.. Don't know if I answered your question.. Check out the website smatthings and contact them. They have a chat set up and are very helpful
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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.