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The lights in each bedroom flash as a warning and 10 minutes later the TVs switch off automatically.

Send a notification to your kids to turn off their TVs.

HOMESEER WINK WINDOWS

Set up a rule to switch off the air conditioning if the door or windows are open for a long time.

Once you have all the smart devices that you want to control in a single system you can do the real magic with home automation.

Manage routines to automate your smart home.

No more useless apps: A single place to manage devices means that you do not need 3 different apps and web interfaces for your Philips Hue lights, Somfy blinds and sprinkler system.

An intuitive user interface will allow you to make sure that all your family can use, control and manage your smart home.

Adoption of your smart home by the whole of your family.

In addition, there are two more benefits:

Provide a single interface for your smart homeĪnother important aspect of a hub is the user interface that helps you to work with all the devices from one place and also easily interact with them.

MORE: Is Zigbee really better than Z-wave Having a powerful hub would allow to treat them as a single system with simplifying management and controls. You might already have a number of different devices using Z-wave, Zigbee, Bluetooth, RF or wifi. The way hubs do it is by using communication protocols. The benefit of linking them all is to have a foundation for any serious automations or managing them from a single place. Just grasping at straws here.There are thousands of smart home devices, but they are rarely well integrated with each other. I haven't tried to securely join anything on this platform to be honest.

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I am aware I could get new Z-Wave Plus modules but I don't want to spend cash when I know if it works in HomeSeer that its a software thing. It seems like securely joining Z-Wave isn't functioning on this build (2.2.1.116)? Exclude/Include and Factory Resets are non factors as well. When forcing the lock to include securely (I though at least by setting Secure Join to All Secure Z-Wave) I still show no indication of it joining securely.Īgain, joining the hub works fine, but there is no functionality. I can tell that the locks receive lock/unlocks commands because the Z-Wave module blinks red every time I send a command but there is no action. Kwikset 916 - Z-Wave (Not Z-Wave Plus or Zigbee Model) I see some people showing secure settings under their settings but mine does not for any of my 3 locks. I removed them from the doors themselves and have them touching the hub even and they do not pair securely at least as far as I can tell. They pair just fine remotely but are not pairing securely. Never had any issue while on HomeSeer with the locks. Finally moving my Kwikset Locks from HomeSeer to Hubitat and having issues. It is only certain zwave perimeter security devices (locks, garage door openers being the most common) that use whisper pairing. Note that most zwave devices do not have a whisper mode, or require close proximity pairing. I kind of think it is a stupid design, but it is what it is, as they say.

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Yes, radio waves are weird, and sometimes you can pair further away - but that is pure luck (and actually not how the lock was designed to be paired).Īfter pairing, the lock goes back to full power radio mode, which is why it works further away AFTER pairing. And that is BY DESIGN as a security feature. The whisper pairing mode zwave uses for locks is so low power that it rarely works further away. Assuming you mean zwave (not zigbee), you probably need to get closer.īefore I converted all my kwikset to zigbee, I had to be 12" away for me.