Features
Overview: The Samsung SmartThings Hub (IM6001-V3P01) pulls all of the
elements of your SmartThings monitoring system together: all of the connected
sensors, your smartphone or tablet, the SmartThings app, and the
SmartThings cloud. The Hub wirelessly connects all of the sensors around your
home so they can send information to your smartphone, or to each other. The Hub
needs to be connected to power and your network (AC adapter and Ethernet cable
included). In addition to the wired Ethernet connection, the Hub has ZigBee (2.4 GHz), Z-Wave (900 MHz),
Cloud-to-Cloud, LAN, and ZigBee3 protocol for connecting and communicating with
third party devices. Dimensions: 5"W x 5"D x 1-1/8H", Weight
5.8 ounces.
SmartThings Monitoring System: The SmartThings Home Monitoring system consists
of various
sensors and this central monitoring hub to help you make sure your home is safe.
Available SmartThings sensors include:
- Water Leak Sensor: The
Water Leak Sensor can alert you when water is detected in your home.
Place the sensor under or near the kitchen sink, or in each bathroom, to
protect your home from potential water damage. You can set up the
SmartThings system to set connected lights to turn on or change color, or to
send an alert to your smartphone when moisture is detected.
- Motion Sensor: The
Motion Sensor can alert you when there's unexpected movement in your
home. This can be used for protection against intruders, or as a convenience
to turn lights on or off as people move in and around your home.
- Multipurpose Sensor: SmartThings
Multipurpose Sensors can be placed on doors and windows throughout your
home. These two-piece sensors become separated when a protected door or
window is opened, triggering an alert to your smart device. The sensors also
monitor temperature, vibration, and orientation.
- Smart Outlet:
Smart Outlets can be used to control lights, small appliances, or
electronic devices from anywhere. You can also set schedules in the
SmartThings app to turn connected items on or off at selected times
of the day.
Third Party Devices: Numerous devices from other
manufacturers are compatible with the SmartThings Hub:
- Amazon Alexa: With Amazon Alexa, you can control
connected devices with your voice.
- Google Assistant: The Google Assistant lets you control
connected devices with spoken commands.
- Philips Hue: You can control your Philips Hue lights
with the SmartThings app for iPhone or Android. Not only can you
turn them off or on, you can choose from 16-million colors and 50,000 shades
of white. (Requires Philips Hue Bridge and Wi-Fi internet connection) Other
smart lights from Sylvania, Cree, and dimmer switches from Leviton, Lutron,
and ecobee are also compatible.
- Netgear Arlo: Netgear Arlo HD security cameras can be
monitored through the SmartThings app. The cameras can be set to
start recording if a window or door is opened unexpectedly, or if motion is
detected in your home.
- Ring Video Doorbell: Video and images from your Ring
Video Doorbell can be viewed through the SmartThings app. You can
also program connected devices to turn on if motion is detected at your
door.
- Bose: You can integrate your Bose SoundTouch speakers
(portables and home theater systems) to play at specific times of the day,
or when there's activity in your home. The speakers can also be programmed
to play short audio files, such as doorbells, dogs barking, or
text-to-speech announcements.
- Door Locks: Smart door locks from Schlage, Kwikset, and
Yale can be integrated into the SmartThings universe. You can set the door
locks to lock or unlock when you leave or arrive at your home. Or you can
set other connected items to turn on or off as you lock or unlock the door.
- Thermostats: Select Honeywell and ecobee smart
thermostats can be controlled through the SmartThings app, or
programmed to turn on or off as people come and go.
Routines: The SmartThings app lets you configure
several series of actions called Routines to occur at specific times of the day,
or in specific situations. These actions are personalized, and can be performed
automatically or on command. There are four default Routines: "I'm Back!", "Good
Night,", "Goodbye!", and "Good Morning!" If you have a compatible Samsung TV,
you can also set up a "Movie Time" routine. When you add a routine, you can
configure it specifically for your home: turn lights/switches on or off, set
dimmers to a certain level, lock or unlock doors, open/close the garage door,
etc. You can tap the specific icon in the app to manually activate the Routine.
You can also automatically activate the Routine when someone arrives or leaves,
or at specific times, at sunrise/sunset, when something opens or closes, or when
motion starts happening or stops. Routines can be edited or deleted whenever you
choose.
SmartThings App: The SmartThings app for your
smartphone or tablet lets you easily control, monitor, and secure your home from
virtually anywhere in the world. The app is available from Apple iTunes
for iOS devices running version 11.0 or later, and from Google Play for Android
devices (6.0 or later).
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