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The SmartThings Hub is the heart of your smart home. It connects wirelessly with hundreds of compatible smart devices, allowing you to monitor, control and secure your home from anywhere. The SmartThings Hub is simple to install and easy to use with the free SmartThings app.

Dimensions: H 1.3 in, W 4.9 in, D 4.2 in
Product Depth (in.) | 4.2 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 1.3 in |
Product Width (in.) | 4.9 in |
Color Family | White |
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Maximum Number of Paired Devices | 1000 |
Maximum Operating Range (ft.) | 130 |
Operating System Compatibility | Android, iOS |
Power Options | Plug-in |
Requires Hub? | Item is a Hub or Smart Assistant |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Smart Home | Smart Home Enabled |
Smart Home Protocol | Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, ZigBee |
Voice Control Hub Required | Alexa via Samsung SmartThings Hub |
Works With | Alexa, Ecobee, Google, Lutron, Ring, Samsung SmartThings |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
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I really like my SmartThings hub, the door sensors may be compatible with a different hub but I believe you need a hub of some kind to make them work for you, my SmartThings hub works with my semi wall outlets and my ge z wave switches, and has many other options I use.
Yes you will need a hub. You don’t necessarily need a SmartThings hub several will work with it. Any hub that works with z wave is capable of being used with your sensors. I personally have the SmartThings hub and it works with so many z wave products. Once you set up your sensor through a hub you will be able to be notified of the door opening or closing via phone.
Here is a link http://bit.ly/2Ppisjk to a list of SmartThings App Supported Devices. Thank you for inquiring about our SmartThings Hub. ^Cat
Without the sensor model number, it is not possible to say for sure. However, most sensors do require a hub.
That would be your easiest and cleanest option. I believe there Alexa hub would also recognize these sensors. However your ability to write scenarios using these could be limited.
Yes - Attached is a screen shot of some of the GE switches it is compatible with. The fan control switch is on the list.
Yes it will. I have several GE light and fan dimmer control switches linked to my SmartThings hub.
Yes, it works well with GE smart dimmer switches.
Hi Cliff. You bet they will work. I changed out most of my light switches with paddle switches and some are dimmers. I think it’s the best hub. I never have any problems and it works with so many things and Alexa loves it.
Yes sorry t will work great
No, this item will not work with Nest.
Switchmate does not require a hub. It works by itself and the downloaded app. It does work with Google assist and the company states it will work with Alexa later.
The unit sold is a f-hub-us-2. Samsung SmartThings hub version 2
Yes, this product is compatible with other devices that use SmartThings technology.
The ADT smart things unit includes the hub. You don’t need both
You have to first have the Phillips hue hub and then it syncs with SmartThings. This is my set up and I like it because SmartThings works with so many switches etc plus Alexa
You can add hue devices as generic zigbee RGB dimmer bulbs with a smartthings hub directly, but it is not officially supported (works fine for most purposes, but there are reports it may cause interference if you use other zigbee devices, and it can also become difficult to switch the bulb back to being able to connect to a hue bridge) . The official/supported way would be to connect a hue bridge to the smartthings hub and connect the bulb to the bridge which will allow you to control it to smartthings.
Yes. Although it's sort of intended to replace the hub - it can control hue bulbs directly.
Yes, it sure will.
Yes. it will work with a Phillips Hue lamps.
I have it set in SmartThings for the following rule: At SunSet turn on my GE Dimmer Switch on Patio to 40% If Ring Pro detects motion, set lights to 100% for 5 minutes. Turn Off at SunRise It works with Ring Pro whereas you can see LIVE video only in SmartThings. Also, can be used in SmartThings as a "button" and "moton". I have the Ring Spotlight Mount (not floodlight). It does not interface with Samsung SmartThings. 0% integration. Still very worth having this hub. Buy a supported keyless lock along with this hub. P.S. the lock will then only be a deadbolt. Your bottom handle will not have a lock.
Yes, it works great with all ring products. I have a SmartThings and I have Ring, along with different other items like locks on my doors, plugs, and switches. It will run a slew of things. I would not think of running my smart home on any other hub.
Yes it will work with the ring doorbell. You can trigger lights to come on or events when the doorbell is pushed or motion is detected. So far Smartthings doesn’t work with the Ring cameras, just the doorbell.
At present time it’s still a third-party community supported integration. So if you don’t mind doing a bit of extra work yes it’s available
Yes, The smartthings hub can use the motion detection on the ring doorbell and floodlights. There is an app you install (somewhere) within the smartthings automation pages that allows you to use the ring devices motion sensors. I use it, works good.
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