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Product Name: | Samsung SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor [GP-U999SJVLAAA] Door & Window Sensor - Zigbee - White [style_name: Multipurpose Sensor] |
Product Description: | The sleek multipurpose sensor detects open/close, vibration, orientation, and temperature allowing you to monitor several areas of your home. Place the multipurpose sensor anywhere to detect when drawers have been opened or closed to keep valuables safe. Receive instant alerts if someone is trying to rattle your door or open your window and detect abnormal temperature readings all with one little device. Recommended Placing Place the hub in an open area well away from other devices transmitting and receiving 2.4GHz signals (like WIFI routers).If the signal needs to penetrate walls or floors, sensors should be placed within 30 ft of the hub, or a device that can act like a ZigBee repeater (such as a SmartThings Outlet) should be placed between the two devices to boost the range.Requires a SmartThings Hub or compatible device with SmartThings Hub functionality and SmartThings App. Free SmartThings app requires Android (6.0 or later) or iOS (10.0 or later). This device is compatible with the SmartThings ADT Security Hub, but is not compatible with ADT professional monitoring services.Included: battery, mounting pads, screws, bracket, quick start guide, and health and safety guide. 1 year Samsung SmartThings limited warranty. Technical Details:• Power: 1 x CR 2450 battery• Communication Protocol: Zigbee• Range: 50 130 feet depending on your home’s construction • Operating Temperature: 32 to 104°F• Intended for indoor use only*Compatible with previous versions of SmartThings Hubs including F HUB US 2, F H ETH 001, ET WV520KWEGUS, ET WV520BWEGUS, ET WV530BWEGUS, and F USB US M 1 |
Model Number: | GP-U999SJVLAAA |
Product SKU: | B07F956F3B |
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It makes no sense the way Amazon sets up these product listing/reviews it feels like bait and switch with some products.
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I hate when Amazon groups tons of products into a single listing - makes navigating reviews nearly impossible.
I hate when Amazon groups tons of products into a single listing - makes navigating reviews nearly impossible.
It makes no sense the way Amazon sets up these product listing/reviews it feels like bait and switch with some products.
I hate when Amazon groups tons of products into a single listing - makes navigating reviews nearly impossible.
I have old version of these all over my house and they work perfectly. Newer should be better. I just got one.
I hate when Amazon groups tons of products into a single listing - makes navigating reviews nearly impossible.
I've had very good luck with these.
I hate when Amazon groups tons of products into a single listing - makes navigating reviews nearly impossible.
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I use mine with Hubitat, no issues whatsoever.
Connected quickly and seem to monitor well. I don't have anything to compare against though. They are zigbee so if you need large distances, make sure you have a good zigbee mesh network.
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have an old version of this multipurpose sensor on garage door, at beginning it lost connection frequently, maybe too far from hub (2 walls and across the house), after adding a hub, it works well.
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I think you could use either the rotational measurement (I think this gives you the x,y,z axis measurements) or the contact switch if you have an area where you can stick part on a wall and the other on the door.
However, a reed switch type of sensor may be better suited for a garage door.
Whatever you end up using, I'd suggest putting the sensor as high as possible on the door. This way you'll know if the door is only partially open since only one section would be angled