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1. SMARTTHINGS SMARTAPP EXAMPLE MOVIE
2. SMARTTHINGS SMARTAPP EXAMPLE ANDROID
3. SMARTTHINGS SMARTAPP EXAMPLE BLUETOOTH

SMARTTHINGS SMARTAPP EXAMPLE MOVIE

Quick Facts About the Yonomi Home Automation App How I Used the Yonomi Home Automation App For Family Movie Night I also took it a step further by integrating Harmony that had a routine that allowed my movie lights and television to turn on, but I’ll save that part for another day.īelow, is some quick setup instructions as well as the routine I use every Tuesday night for Family Movie Night. I quickly was able to setup a routine that would turn off all main lights and lock the door. Yonomi was what I was referencing earlier that helped me connect my August Lock with Wink. Happy Home Automating! Home Automation App #1

SMARTTHINGS SMARTAPP EXAMPLE ANDROID

I’ve narrowed down three of my favorite Home Automation Apps that can be used on Android and iPhone devices that work with both Wink and SmartThings and listed some real life examples of how each can be used. Through a third party app, (I’ll disclose below, hang on) I was able to get the two connected and I’ve been using it ever since.įast forward a year or so and now we have all sorts of third party home automation apps that are amazing and help us connect devices that normally do not play nice in the sandbox and turn them into best friends. I still loved the August lock and was determined to find a way to get it to work.

SMARTTHINGS SMARTAPP EXAMPLE BLUETOOTH

I remember how excited I was to purchase the August lock, thinking, “surely this will connect to Wink” (don’t judge, it was early in my home automation career and I didn’t realize Wink Hub 1 did not support Bluetooth LE) but to my disappointment, it did not. So many amazing new products are coming out daily and we’re bound to see more as the industry takes off. Many of us fall victim to the Smart Home addiction. See also: Z-Wave vs Zigbee | Which Protocol Should You Choose? How in the world do I connect all my DIY Z-Wave Home Automation devices? Well third party apps aim to solve that problem, allowing you to connect your ever growing smart home products to one another. However, in both platforms, there are limitations in connecting those ancillary devices (ie: Wink cannot talk to Harmony and/or SmartThings cannot reliably connect to Nest, etc). From Winks Robots to SmartThings various SmartApps, you can certainly do a lot to connect various smart home devices. Wink and SmartThings offer some decent out of the box automation rules. It seems that only the on / off feature of these devices is supported.The 3 Best Home Automation Apps for SmartThings From our own experience also the SA-001 of different brands is supported. But several C338 smart plugs of several brands are also known to work with SmartThings.ĮWeLink also states that power measurement devices are also supported such as the Sonoff POW, Sonoff POWR2, and the Sonoff S31. Examples given by eWeLink are the Sonoff S26, Sonoff S20 and Sonoff S55. The outlets category is a wide range of smart plugs and sockets. Switches / dimmers (mostly on / off devices).In general the following categories of devices are supported to use within SmartThings: eWeLink has published a list with examples of devices that are supported for the SmartThings integration. Then people started wondering which exact products are supported. At first the linking process was unclear but later on became more clear. Since December 17th eWelink started to support linking to Samsung’s SmartThings.