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Hubitat has Hubitat Elevation C-7 Home Automation Hub (US Model) on sale for $89.95. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member PeteyTheStriker for finding this deal.
Note, this hub is valid for shipment within 48 states mainland US only.
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Thanks to community member PeteyTheStriker for finding this deal.
Note, this hub is valid for shipment within 48 states mainland US only.
Includes:
- Hubitat Elevation Home Automation Hub (C-7)
- Internal Radios for both Zigbee and US frequency Z-Wave (908.4MHz)
- 120V Power Supply (US)
- Ethernet Cable
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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $60 lower (40% savings) than the list price of $149.95.
- About this product:
- Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.
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- Information about Hubitat's return policy here.
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Hubitat has Hubitat Elevation C-7 Home Automation Hub (US Model) on sale for $89.95. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member PeteyTheStriker for finding this deal.
Note, this hub is valid for shipment within 48 states mainland US only.
Includes:
Thanks to community member PeteyTheStriker for finding this deal.
Note, this hub is valid for shipment within 48 states mainland US only.
Includes:
- Hubitat Elevation Home Automation Hub (C-7)
- Internal Radios for both Zigbee and US frequency Z-Wave (908.4MHz)
- 120V Power Supply (US)
- Ethernet Cable
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $60 lower (40% savings) than the list price of $149.95.
- About this product:
- Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.
- About this store:
- Information about Hubitat's return policy here.
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As mentioned the big advantage of this one, its fully local unless you want to use it through the internet you can, and it requires no subscription fees.
Check out the features page for more info:
https://hubitat.com/pages/home-au...n-features
Out of all the pre-built hubs, Hubitat is probably the best. However, if you want more advanced features and ease of use nothing gets close to Home Assistant. Which you can get some "pre-built" hubs for.
There is a bit of a learning curve with Hubitat, while rules for automation are pretty good once you have them setup, creating them are a pain, They seem to keep on adding paid features to try and suck you into a subscription.
In conclusion, Hubitat is a good cheap way to get your foot in the door of home automation. If you are really serious about home automation then Home Assistant is what you should be looking at and what many Hubitat owners do migrate to.
Here is a tutorial video on how to use the notifications app:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUpsW-SftVc
The Hubitat forum for those who are new to hubitat is a treasure trove of information and people members and moderators who like to help, if your thinking of trying something there is a good chance using the search function you can find someone else already tried or accomplished it.
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As mentioned the big advantage of this one, its fully local unless you want to use it through the internet you can, and it requires no subscription fees.
Check out the features page for more info:
https://hubitat.com/pages/home-au...n-features
Edit: I think the reply and link above just answered my question (not sure why it wasn't there before I posted since it's 12 minutes older than my question). Looks like the answer is likely yes, I would be able to write rules to make this function as a home alarm. I'm still curious about phone push notifications but I think I'm in for one. Thanks.
Edit: I think the reply and link above just answered my question (not sure why it wasn't there before I posted since it's 12 minutes older than my question). Looks like the answer is likely yes, I would be able to write rules to make this function as a home alarm. I'm still curious about phone push notifications but I think I'm in for one. Thanks.
Here is a tutorial video on how to use the notifications app:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUpsW-SftVc
The Hubitat forum for those who are new to hubitat is a treasure trove of information and people members and moderators who like to help, if your thinking of trying something there is a good chance using the search function you can find someone else already tried or accomplished it.
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Here is a tutorial video on how to use the notifications app:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUpsW-SftVc
The Hubitat forum for those who are new to hubitat is a treasure trove of information and people members and moderators who like to help, if your thinking of trying something there is a good chance using the search function you can find someone else already tried or accomplished it.
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Edit: I think the reply and link above just answered my question (not sure why it wasn't there before I posted since it's 12 minutes older than my question). Looks like the answer is likely yes, I would be able to write rules to make this function as a home alarm. I'm still curious about phone push notifications but I think I'm in for one. Thanks.
It can work as a home alarm. However I wouldn't trust it, I've had mine break and/or freeze out of nowhere. Nothing is better than a hard wired alarm panel. I don't remember of the top of my head if push notifications work over the internet without either extra infrastructure or paid subscription.
Out of all the pre-built hubs, Hubitat is probably the best. However, if you want more advanced features and ease of use nothing gets close to Home Assistant. Which you can get some "pre-built" hubs for.
There is a bit of a learning curve with Hubitat, while rules for automation are pretty good once you have them setup, creating them are a pain, They seem to keep on adding paid features to try and suck you into a subscription.
In conclusion, Hubitat is a good cheap way to get your foot in the door of home automation. If you are really serious about home automation then Home Assistant is what you should be looking at and what many Hubitat owners do migrate to.
People keep talking about Matter, but that is still years away so I wouldn't hold my breath waiting on Matter.
Out of all the pre-built hubs, Hubitat is probably the best. However, if you want more advanced features and ease of use nothing gets close to Home Assistant. Which you can get some "pre-built" hubs for.
There is a bit of a learning curve with Hubitat, while rules for automation are pretty good once you have them setup, creating them are a pain, They seem to keep on adding paid features to try and suck you into a subscription.
In conclusion, Hubitat is a good cheap way to get your foot in the door of home automation. If you are really serious about home automation then Home Assistant is what you should be looking at and what many Hubitat owners do migrate to.
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Not sure if it's worth replacing just because of this though.
Edit: I may be sticking with Smartthings for now. I have many Lutron devices but only a regular bridge (not the pro)
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