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blugu64 posted:Looking for recommendations on a smart plug that can handle 15amp 120v. Preferably smartthings compatible and zwave/zwave plus. Zooz ZEN15 I haven't compared the machine you listed to the ZEN15's specs, but I run my washing machine through it so I suspect it's fine (I use the power monitoring to determine whether the washing machine has finished and send an alert if so).
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calandryll posted:I installed the Shelly 1 on my fireplace. Works perfectly. Now on to other projects to automate in the house. superbrightleds.com is having a holiday sale Hubis fucked around with this message at 16:57 on Dec 9, 2020 |
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Gyshall posted:I use an Android phone and my wife uses Apple. Right now I have some small smart stuff (mainly hue, nest and alexa) but in my new house I'm planning on automating more stuff. Z-Wave or Zigbee backbone, with a hub in a fairly centralized location to minimize maximum mesh-to-hub latency. If you are feeling like running new Cat6 and are also of a certain... *ahem* "persuasion"... consider going for a few Unifi wireless access points and finding good placement positions. This will give you the option to also include WiFi-based stuff without necessarily flooding your network with additional traffic (since more lower-power access points means less high-power broadcasts, etc). e: And get a NUC to run Home Assistant on. HA now has a native app for android and iOS, as well as the traditional browser-based interface.
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General_Failure posted:My Google Home minis last night started telling me the device isn't configured when I try to control the lights. They work fine through the home app. Am I the only one? Apparently this is A Thing https://www.reddit.com/r/googlehome/comments/lb6ahl/post_your_comments_here_on_the_device_not_yet_set/
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