Do you recommend the hue hub or bridge? I will be expanding to include many different lights, and I have to say, Hue’s website and information available on Amazon is confusing at best.. especially for novices. Brand new to this.
A Philips Hue hub is required in order to integrate with your lights with SmartThings. You can find the Philips Hue hub at www.amazon.com/dp/B016H0QZ7I
@@betterliving8353 the video explained clearly how to setup the multipurpose sensor via the app but I didn't see anything or understand how it controls a light plugged into a 120 vac outlet. Is the outlet a smart outlet that interacts with the multipurpose sensor? Thank you...
@@hockeystop05 The Philips Hue lightstrip I used in the video is a smart lightstrip. Hue lightstrip requires a Philips Hue hub to work with Samsung open/close sensor. The lightstrip I used can be found at www.amazon.com/dp/B08CKJWSFS, and the Hue hub can be found at www.amazon.com/dp/B016H0QZ7I. You can use other cheaper smart lightstrips as well; Philips is one of the most expensive. I also have a SmartThings hub, which orchestrates the automation. Collectively, the equipment is expensive but you can use this equipment as the foundation for all your home automation needs.
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Do you recommend the hue hub or bridge? I will be expanding to include many different lights, and I have to say, Hue’s website and information available on Amazon is confusing at best.. especially for novices. Brand new to this.
Do you need a Samsung smart hub for the sensor? Or just the sensor suffice?
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Did you need the Philips bridge for the lights or did you just connect the lights to the smart things app? Thanks
Any update on the bridge?
@@kurtdebergh3070 nothing yet
A Philips Hue hub is required in order to integrate with your lights with SmartThings. You can find the Philips Hue hub at www.amazon.com/dp/B016H0QZ7I
Hello, I like your video very much.Are you interested in the evaluation of a Led motion sensor closet lights?
Yes.
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where do i get that exact led strip from can you leave the link thanks
I used the Philips Hue Light Strip. You can find it at www.amazon.com/dp/B08CKJWSFS/
How does the multipurpose sensor turn power on and off to the light strip power supply?
The video explains how to link the sensor with the light. It is shown in the video at 2:30.
@@betterliving8353 the video explained clearly how to setup the multipurpose sensor via the app but I didn't see anything or understand how it controls a light plugged into a 120 vac outlet. Is the outlet a smart outlet that interacts with the multipurpose sensor? Thank you...
@@hockeystop05 The Philips Hue lightstrip I used in the video is a smart lightstrip. Hue lightstrip requires a Philips Hue hub to work with Samsung open/close sensor. The lightstrip I used can be found at www.amazon.com/dp/B08CKJWSFS, and the Hue hub can be found at www.amazon.com/dp/B016H0QZ7I. You can use other cheaper smart lightstrips as well; Philips is one of the most expensive. I also have a SmartThings hub, which orchestrates the automation. Collectively, the equipment is expensive but you can use this equipment as the foundation for all your home automation needs.
@@betterliving8353I really like this setup.... thank you!!
@@hockeystop05 Thank you. Good luck setting up your closet.
Please without using your phone the sensor is not working?
The sensor works with the Philips Hue Hub.