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Post #138600230 added 07-07-2020 1:18 PM by persian_mafia in Deal Talk
Amazon has Samsung SmartThings Door & Window Multipurpose Sensor (White, GP-U999SJVLAAA) on sale for $16.05. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders. Thanks Chewpers Deal Editor's Notes...
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Do I need a hub for this, or will my echo work?
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Post #138606083 added 07-07-2020 8:39 PM by F4injected in Deal Talk
lol just bought 9 for all doors and windows and the hub... let's see how this goes
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Post #138599384 added 07-07-2020 3:35 PM by Molotov in Deal Talk
yes i use it like that.
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Post #138600347 added 07-07-2020 4:16 PM by batpot in Deal Talk
Yes, but it will take some creativity to place each piece. not sure how vibration might work, though... i use a traditional door only sensor. what is a good use case for vibration?
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Post #138600380 added 07-07-2020 4:17 PM by zzTzz in Deal Talk
This is a relatively good price. Last Black Friday Amazon had it for $15 and Samsung had it for $14 (there was also a cashback site that made the Samsung more like $12 or $13). Thanks for posting
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Post #138601496 added 07-07-2020 5:09 PM by kcurtisvt in Deal Talk
Is $5.28 an ounce a good deal? I usually buy my smart devices by the gram...
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Post #138639737 added 07-09-2020 2:49 AM by imnikhil3 in Deal Talk
These are amazing products I am using them since few months and it works perfect with negligible latency I’ll highly recommend to buy
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Post #138602222 added 07-07-2020 5:44 PM by timofcourse in Deal Talk
Holy Shiz... TIL! 🤯
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Post #138609617 added 07-08-2020 2:37 AM by megazone23 in Deal Talk
Smartthings hub supports zigbee and z-wave, it doesn't use proprietary standard. This thread is bout the sensor, not the hub. These sensors are zigbee devices. Many of us use these sensor on other...
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Post #138598712 added 07-07-2020 3:06 PM by DanB3913 in Deal Talk
I've had very good luck with these.
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Post #138600851 added 07-07-2020 4:42 PM by armedmetallica in Deal Talk
I did this in the past without a tilt sensor... after watching a YT video. Basically you take a door hinge and put one piece on the hinge and the other on the door. When the door is closed, the hinge...
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Post #138683525 added 07-10-2020 2:25 PM by F4injected in Deal Talk
Just received and installed all. Seems like connection is good so far with even the furthest sensor from the hub. Will monitor that as well as batt life and will see if I need to return.
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Post #138602072 added 07-07-2020 5:37 PM by V0RT3X in Deal Talk
How flexible is the smartthings hub with these? Can I create an automation that says "If door is open for more than 5 minute send a warning/email/alert etc.?"
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Post #138604181 added 07-07-2020 7:14 PM by ahcool in Deal Talk
Can I use any zigbee hub to control this?
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Post #138652403 added 07-09-2020 12:29 PM by V0RT3X in Deal Talk
Nope, just got it and there's no such option to do this. You can only check if the door is open or close during a certain time or at a specific time. There's no way to specify a duration of open.
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Post #138600632 added 07-07-2020 4:30 PM by megazone23 in Deal Talk
I do think the vibration detection is over sensitive. I have it in my patio sliding door and it can be triggered, though not too often, if I close my backdoor a little harder or a slight knock on...
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Post #138615227 added 07-08-2020 8:13 AM by cheeperthanyou in Deal Talk
Mine eat batteries like there's no tomorrow
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Post #138599024 added 07-07-2020 3:18 PM by gclc1216 in Deal Talk
does anyone know if this would act as a open/close sensor for a traditional sectional garage door? i also wonder if it would work for MyQ integration in Smartthings? TIA.
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Post #138600635 added 07-07-2020 4:31 PM by TenseAppliance465 in Deal Talk
Yeah, totally. I think there’s even an option for that in the setup to tell ST that it’s on a garage door. It’s the tilt functionality that will work for your application.
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Post #138650057 added 07-09-2020 11:08 AM by s1ickDealer in Deal Talk
Issue could be batteries themselves, where do you get the batteries from?
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Post #138607877 added 07-07-2020 10:31 PM by ylin1900 in Deal Talk
Smartthings sensors are junk. I have three of these sensors and one button. None is good. Sent one back for replacement. Never send the replacement back to me. I did inquiry the status of the...
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Post #138615065 added 07-08-2020 8:09 AM by s1ickDealer in Deal Talk
what is a good source of getting authentic batteries. Sick of fakes all around. Looking for 2450s.
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Post #138600683 added 07-07-2020 4:34 PM by SlickAndyDeals in Deal Talk
These gen2 ones have worked well for me as door open/close sensors on SmartThings and now HomeAssistant. I ordered 5 more today. FWIW: I'm having trouble keeping the gen1's connected to...
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Post #138598019 added 07-07-2020 2:37 PM by timofcourse in Deal Talk
Can anyone speak to how well these work compared to alternatives around the same price? I hate when Amazon groups tons of products into a single listing - makes navigating reviews nearly...
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Post #138601883 added 07-07-2020 5:27 PM by bard329 in Deal Talk
I use this with Myq. There's a smartthings app to connect with MyQ and this sensor is used as a tilt sensor to determine the position of the garage door. Very easy integration via device handlers if...
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Post #138599000 added 07-07-2020 3:17 PM by clach02 in Deal Talk
Weather proof? I want a gate sensor.
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Post #138599987 added 07-07-2020 3:59 PM by signetv in Deal Talk
Good experience with both Visonic and Samsung sensors (previous gen). Been using both for 2 years now with SmartThings hub
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Post #138602834 added 07-07-2020 6:15 PM by SnakePlisken in Deal Talk
When that happens on mine, I remove the device from smartthings then take the battery out & put it back in. Then add it back to smartthings,. just takes a minute or so & it's good as new
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Post #138603923 added 07-07-2020 7:01 PM by coolVariable in Deal Talk
I would stay away from Samsung Smartthings. It's horrobly buggy and you will spend endless hours trying to reconnect devices ... EVERY MONTH! Just go with a different standard. I really regret...
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Post #138605387 added 07-07-2020 8:08 PM by auadix in Deal Talk
Friends with Hubitat, how do you like it? Ever tried or how it compares with Home Assistant? Thinking about trying it. Thanks and sorry for side question but I think it's part of the subject. ...
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Post #138608060 added 07-07-2020 10:43 PM by Htheletter in Deal Talk
What’s the benefit of sticking a sensor on all windows and doors?
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Post #138604349 added 07-07-2020 7:23 PM by PaulQ in Deal Talk
Can you use one of these with a SmartThings hub where when a door is open, a light is turned on and remains on. Then, when the door is closed, the light turns off? Would it bypass the vibration...
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Post #138612848 added 07-08-2020 6:47 AM by slingster in Deal Talk
One thing this thing doesn't have is to detect how long it's been opened. It just detect open or close. I have a airbnb and I need an alert to let me know how long my patio door been opened. I...
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Post #138598544 added 07-07-2020 2:59 PM by AviGG in Deal Talk
I have old version of these all over my house and they work perfectly. Newer should be better. I just got one.
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Post #138598853 added 07-07-2020 3:11 PM by Molotov in Deal Talk
great price! normally $20+. no problem at all with these. i've tried 2 other non samsung sensors and they have all sucked and have been a lot of work. the only downside of these samsung sensors is...
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Post #138601370 added 07-07-2020 5:04 PM by theBasher91 in Deal Talk
These are good multipurpose sensors. I try to put them in more inconspicuous areas since they're rather large. For actual window and door sensors, I'd recommend looking smaller/thinner alternatives...
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Post #138640085 added 07-09-2020 3:46 AM by likeaw in Deal Talk
Have been using the Smartthing Home monitoring kit for about a year and am quite happy with it. No disconnects or other issues that others complain about. Total 3 motion and 2 door sensors. These...
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Post #138606167 added 07-07-2020 8:42 PM by kickerstarter in Deal Talk
what kind of battery does the door sensor use? I see CR2450 and some say CR2.
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Post #138611225 added 07-08-2020 5:35 AM by iuku in Deal Talk
Any smartthings compatible multipurpose sensors with motion sensor built in? Similar to nest one.
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