Aeotec SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor – Zigbee – Door and Window Sensor, Temperature Sensor, Perfect with Aeotec Smart Home Hub
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Product Description
Made for SmartThings and Aeotec Smart Home Hub
Works with SmartThings Hub. Connects to Aeotec Smart Home Hub. Works via Zigbee.
Multipurpose Sensor is a 4-in-1 sensor which offers;
Open / close sensorTilt sensorVibration sensorTemperature sensor
Smart homes need smart devices. SmartThings gets smarter with Aeotec MultiPurpose Sensor.
SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor
Add smartness to your home with Aeotec’s Multipurpose Sensor. Receive alerts if windows open unexpectedly, set connected lights to turn on and off as you open doors, and much more.
Also monitors temperature and vibration.
Requires a Aeotec Smart Home Hub, SmartThings Hub or compatible device with SmartThings Hub functionality.
Requires compatible Zigbee hub
To make your home smarter, MultiPurpose Sensor requires a smart hub to communicate with. It’s compatible with Aeotec Smart Home Hub, and older SmartThings hubs. It may also be compatible with select Zigbee hubs, but this isn’t guaranteed or warrantied.
SmartThings and Amazon Alexa
Use the SmartThings App with Amazon Alexa to control your smart home.
Teach your house new tricks by telling it what to do when you’re asleep, awake, away, and back home.
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Feature
Connect wirelessly with a wide range of smart devices and make them work together Know when there’s movement in your home Control connected devices at the touch of a button Monitor your home’s interior remotely Know when there’s a water leak in your home
Using MultiPurpose Sensor with Smart Home Hub
Receive alerts when unexpected activity occurs, set devices to turn on and off when triggered by movement, time, moisture or temperature, and create automated routines like Good Morning, Goodbye, and Goodnight.
A smart home is a connected home – what you can connect to SmartThings, MultiPurpose Sensor, and Smart Home Hub
Connected Lights and Switches
Set connected lights and switches from Aeotec, Philips Hue, Cree, Sylvania, LIFX, Leviton, and GE to turn on and off when you open doors, change brightness at the right moment, and more.
Connected Cameras and Doorbells
Set connected cameras and doorbells from Arlo, Samsung, Ring, and Skybell to send you video notifications, turn on connected lights when there’s a visitor, and much more.
Connected Door Locks
Set connected door locks from Yale, Schlage, and Kwikset to open when you arrive home, lock when you leave the house, and much more.
Connected Thermostats
Set connected thermostats from Ecobee and Honeywell to turn on when you open the front door, turn off when you leave home, and much more.
Package Dimensions : 3.62 x 3.58 x 2.13 inches; 2.89 ounces
Item model number : GP-U999SJVLAAA
Batteries : 1 CR2 batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : May 25, 2021
Manufacturer : Aeotec
ASIN : B095TPSQ3S
Versatile Monitoring: All-in-one open/close, vibration, orientation, angle (tilt), and temperature sensor for multipurpose functionality
24/7 Monitoring: Receive instant phone alerts if a door, window, cabinet or drawer opens unexpectedly
Stay Safe: Get a notification if you forgot to close your doors or windows to ensure your home stays safe
Requirements: Best with SmartThings App and Aeotec Smart Home Hub / Samsung SmartThings Hub or compatible device with SmartThings Hub functionality (connected devices sold separately). Works with other compatible Zigbee hubs – check with your manufacturer.
Compatibility: Requires Zigbee hub. Works with Google, Amazon Alexa, SmartThings, and other devices utilizing Zigbee communication protocols
Customers say
Customers like the functionality, ease of setup, and reliability of the electronic sensor. They mention it works well, connects devices requires only a few steps, and is incredibly reliable. Customers are also happy with the response time. However, some customers have reported that the battery life is horrible. Opinions differ on sensor accuracy.
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Michael Alexander –
Very easy to attach and pair
It paired flawlessly with Hubitat, though it’s listed as a SmartThings brand device in Hubitat (Aeotec is the hardware manufacturer of all SmartThings brand devices). S2 (secure) mode and unsecure mode both worked, and status is reported quickly. It’s on the front door which sees a lot of traffic, and the attery is barely worn downat all in the last month.The two halves don’t need to be perfectly touching to detect closed state, which is helpful when your trim is slightly raised relative to the door itself.
Z –
Works with screened casement window
I’d been wanting a window sensor for a while, to turn off the A/C if a window is opened. But all of the windows we’re most likely to open are casement windows, with screens. I hesitated for a long time, unable to determine if any sensor would work for this use case. Based on another review that indicated this sensor works well with a large gap, I decided to give it a try. I am delighted to confirm that it works–at a right angle, and through a window screen.The first photo shows how I verified it would work before committing to the 3M adhesive; good old masking tape.
CW –
Most reliable door sensor
I have been using the smart things hub for about 5 years and have slowly added more devices. I purchased this sensor when it was sold by Samsung, and have had a mostly positive experience with them. I use them as garage door sensors, door sensors and binfold door sensors. I like that they are flexible and also have a temperature sensor. Of the 10 or so I have, none have failed. I have had an issue here and there with connectivity, but doing a reset and re adding the sensor has always fixed it. Sometimes just replacing the battery does the trick.Battery life is ok. I replace the batteries about once every 6 months. They use cr2450 coin batteries which are easy to find on Amazon for a reasonable price. I have had good luck with the LiCB brand. The can be found for $7-8 for a 10 pack. Using this sensor for all my doors allows me to only have to buy the one battery type. Most other sensors use a different battery, some of which are significantly more expensive like cr2 batteries.These sensors are not perfect, but are the best I’ve used.
Bernard Austin –
Great sensor for automation
Great sensor for automation with SmartThings. You can use it to sense vibration, so when someone is knocking on the door you can be alerted. Easy to setup and use with Home Assistant and SmartThings. Battery life is not so good, after 3 months it is at 50% battery life.
Matt Hiscox –
Works every time, reliable
Aeotec bought the patents to the hardware Samsung Smart Things used to manufacture, and though they haven’t improved the tech, they’ve kept it exactly the same – which is really all it needed. These were – and still are – the best in class for multipurpose contact sensors. Don’t mess around with any of the cheaper ones; you’ll just end up replacing them in a year anyway. Buy it, set it up, and start relying on it like you want to!
BP –
These are amazing.
My first purchase of this device was for a dishwasher, with the intention of using both the humidity/temperature and the door sensors to determine if my “dumb” dishwasher had finished it’s cycle. While the humidity/temperature didn’t work as I hoped (neither changed noticeably during the cycle), the door sensor worked phenomenally, even though it wasn’t perfect lined up.I’ve been adding door/window sensors around my house, and have gone through several other sensors at my front door, where there is an uneven gap between the door and the paneling around it. Another brand sort of worked – it had to sit sideways, and then it didn’t have a good enough point to stick, so it fell off frequently (triggering false alarms on my Home Assistant automations that the door was open). Enter this device. You can see by the photo that it is not only some distance apart, but also not on the same physical plane. Doesn’t matter. As you can see by the second photo, it’s STILL showing as closed. Not only that, it’s not awkwardly protruding at the door (the other that sorta worked tipped into the doors path occasionally) and it just WORKS.If you need a door/window sensor that can stretch across gaps, THIS is the only device you want to choose.
Caheeter –
Works great
This is my first venture into home automation. Creating routines takes a good bit of logic and planning to get the desired results. The hub has a good range. Connecting devices requires only a few steps. It comes back online by itself after a power outage. The list of compatible devices is LONG.
VictorHugo C. –
CONEXION RAPIDA Y FACIL CON SMARTHINGS!!
Aldo D. –
Si buscas el original SmartThings de Samsung,este es.