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Although you will not see the Aqara Door and Window sensor listed as compatible with the SmartThings or Aeotec hubs, the sensor is compatible with the appropriate custom Edge Driver. The Aqara Zigbee sensor works flawlessly with SmartThings. I have been using these sensors within my smart home for some time with no issues. The Aqara Door &Window Sensors work with the Yakov's edge driver. The driver can be sourced from Yakov's Edge Drivers Channel Invitation by executing the steps provided in this article. This driver supports many other Aqara sensors as well. You can view an entire list of supported Aqara sensors with Yakov's Edge Driver at the very bottom of this article) Steps for installing the Edge Drive r: Click on Yakov's SmartThings Edge Drivers (Beta) Channel Invitation ,

Hello and welcome to Bud’s Smart Home. Today well be taking a first look at two newly released Third Reality Zigbee sensors; a Garage Door Tilt Sensor and a lite version of the Third Reality’s popular Temperature and Humidity Sensor. Both sensors have been added to my Amazon Store. There will be product links in the description if you’d like to take a closer look. Like most of Third Reality’s sensors, these sensors are affordable additions to your smart home setup. The tilt sensor is engineered to provide instant alerts when your garage door opens or closes. It offers adjustable sensitivity levels so that you can tweak the sensor’s responsiveness. The Temperature and Humidity Sensor contains a high-quality sensor from an industry-leading manufacturer. It can be used to monitor temperature and humidity in a basement, greenhouse, wine cellar, or a baby’s nursery.  This sensor comes at a lower cost compared to Third Reality’s previous model, that includes a visual display of temperature and humidity data.

Hey everyone, welcome back to Bud’s Smart Home! Today, I’ll be walking you through the process of adding the affordable and reliable Shelly Qubino Wave Relays to your Homey and SmartThings compatible hubs. Full disclosure: I purchased the relay featured in today’s video, and this content is not sponsored by Shelly or any other brands. So, as always, the opinions are 100% my own. Now, if you're a smart home enthusiast like me, you're probably familiar with Shelly. It’s one of the fastest-growing smart home brands globally, known for stellar customer support and backing their devices with a 3-year warranty. During the January 2024 Consumer Electronics Show, Shelly made waves (pun intended!) by unveiling their latest Wave line of Z-Wave devices. Recently, Shelly acquired Qubino, one of the largest manufacturers of Z-Wave products. Their Shelly Qubino Wave devices are built on the latest Z-Wave S800 chip, offering cutting-edge performance. In this article, I’ll review the Shelly Qubino Wave 1 and provide details for sourcing and installing the custom edge driver. Like other Z-Wave relays in Shelly’s lineup, this device is UL-certified and offers impressive specs. It’s a 1-channel, 15A Z-Wave Smart Switch Relay with Dry Contacts and ultra-low power consumption. If you need power metering, check out the Shelly Wave 1 PM relay . Need to control two switches? You’ll want the Shelly Wave 2 PM relay . These relays are ideal for controlling household appliances, electrical circuits, and office equipment. Plus, they double as Z-Wave repeaters, helping extend the range and reliability of your smart home network.

In today’s episode I am featuring the newly released Third Reality Zigbee Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring . This plug is yet another device in Third Reality’s ever growing line of SmartThings compatible sensors. Third Reality makes a whole line of economical smart devices to include but not limited to a temperature/humidity sensor , a multi-function button , smart blinds , a leak sensor , a motion sensor , a vibration sensor , a multifunction night light and a contact sensor , all of which I have featured on this platform. This plug operates with the Zigbee protocol. It is rated for 15 amps and it is ETL Certified, so it is verified to comply with North American safety standards. This plug does require a Zigbee Hub. Compatible hubs include 1st and 2nd Generation Echo Plus, Echo Studio, the 4th Generation Echo, 2nd and 3rd Generation Echo Show 10, Eero 6 and Eero 6 Pro, Home Assistant, SmartThings, Aeotec, Hubitat and the Third Reality Hub. The smart plug is designed with a low profile, space saving design which accommodates the placement of two smart plugs in any standard wall receptacle.

So the question on your mind is likely whether the Ring Alarm Keypad is able to function properly within SmartThings as a fully functional security keypad capable of arming and disarming your SmartThings home? Is it also capable of producing audible and visual countdowns to accommodate delayed home entries and exits? These very questions have plagued mankind since the beginning of time… needle screech, or at least they have plagued SmartThings enthusiast since the advent of the Ring Keypad. Is it possible that someone may have developed an Edge Driver to not only provided the keypad with the ability to arm and disarm you home, but also offer many more features, all of which can be activated with the simple press of a button? This article will attempt to answer these vexing questions while providing a product review and driver links so that you can take advantage of its awesome features. So yes, the Generation 2 Ring Alarm Keypad will operate with the SmartThings hub. And yes, there is an available edge driver that will give you the ability to enable the features that I will cover in today’s product review. Before I provide driver and installation tips, let's review the extensive list of available feature.

Cyber Monday is the ultimate chance to upgrade your home with cutting-edge smart devices at unbeatable prices. At Bud’s Smart Home Amazon Storefront , we've curated a selection of the best deals in smart home technology, offering a seamless shopping experience for tech enthusiasts. Why Shop Smart Home Deals on Cyber Monday? Smart home devices are more affordable than ever during Cyber Monday, with discounts on premium brands like Aqara , NanoLeaf , Philips Hue , Nest, and Ecobee . From energy-efficient thermostats to intelligent lighting, these products not only make life more convenient but also reduce utility costs. Pro Tips for Cyber Monday Shopping Success Do Your Homework: Know your must-have products and their regular prices to spot genuine deals. Set a Budget: Stick to essentials and prioritize big-ticket items for maximum savings. Leverage Bundles: Look for bundled offers to score additional discounts on compatible devices. Monitor Flash Deals: Cyber Monday is famous for limited-time offers, so stay alert! Explore Cashback Options**: Many credit cards and retailers provide cashback incentives during Cyber Monday. Featured Categories on My Storefront Explore an extensive range of discounted smart home products this Cyber Monday: Smart Lighting : Find huge savings on Philips Hue and Govee products to elevate your home ambiance with customizable, energy-efficient options. Smart Thermostats : Google Nest and Ecobee thermostats are here to optimize energy use while keeping your home perfectly comfortable. Security Solutions : Secure your space with discounted video doorbells, motion sensors, and smart locks from brands like Eufy , Ring , and August . Smart Hubs : Get SmartThings , Homey Pro , Amazon Echo , Google Nest Hub, and Apple HomePod Mini at their lowest prices of the year. Smart Plugs , Outlets & Switches : Control any device with voice commands using Amazon or Kasa smart plugs, now up to 50% off. Discover the full list of Cyber Monday deals on Bud’s Smart Home Amazon Storefront today! A Smarter Home is Just a Click Away This Cyber Monday, don’t miss your opportunity to transform your living space into a cutting-edge smart home. Shop directly on my Amazon Storefront for handpicked deals that fit perfectly into your lifestyle and budget.

Setting up presence detection for multiple users on your Homey Pro Hub can enhance your smart home experience by allowing personalized automations based on who is present. If Homey is currently only detecting your presence, here are several steps and tips to help you add and manage additional users' presence: 1. Ensure Each User Has a Homey Account Individual Accounts:  Each person you want Homey to detect should have their own Homey account. This allows Homey to recognize different devices and accounts associated with each individual. Steps: Download the Homey App:  Each user should download the Homey app on their smartphone. Create an Account:  If they don’t already have one, they need to create a Homey account. Connect to the Same Homey Pro Hub:  Ensure each account is linked to the same Homey Pro Hub. 2. Set Up Presence Detection for Each User Homey uses the Homey app on smartphones to determine presence based on factors like Wi-Fi connection, Bluetooth, and GPS. For Each User: Open the Homey App:  Log in with your individual Homey account. Navigate to Settings: Go to More  (three dots or similar) > Settings . Configure the Location Setting: Look for ant tap on the Location and ensure your location's address is correct. Configure Presence Detection: Look for and tap on Account . Enable Home/Away Detection and ensure that the app has the necessary smart phone permissions (location, Bluetooth, etc.). Test Presence Detection: Have each user toggle their presence status to ensure Homey recognizes them. 3. Check Homey Pro Hub Settings Ensure that your Homey Pro Hub is correctly set up to handle multiple presence detections. Verify User Roles: Ensure that all users are added as members or users in the Homey system, not just as guests. Update Firmware and Apps: Make sure your Homey Pro Hub and all related apps are updated to the latest versions to support multi-user presence detection. 4. Use Compatible Devices for Enhanced Presence Detection Some devices can improve or supplement Homey's native presence detection. Smartphones with Bluetooth: Ensure that each user’s smartphone has Bluetooth enabled and is paired with Homey if necessary. Presence Detection Apps: Consider using additional Homey-compatible apps that enhance presence detection capabilities, such as Geofencing  or Bluetooth Beacons . 5. Troubleshooting Common Issues If Homey still isn’t detecting other users’ presence, consider the following troubleshooting steps: Permissions Check: Ensure that each user’s Homey app has all necessary permissions enabled (location services, background app refresh, etc.). Network Stability: Verify that all smartphones and the Homey Pro Hub are connected to a stable Wi-Fi network. Battery Optimization Settings: On smartphones, disable any battery optimization settings for the Homey app to ensure it can run in the background without restrictions. Re-login or Reinstall: Have the affected users log out and back into the Homey app, or reinstall the app if necessary. Restart Devices: Restart the Homey Pro Hub and the smartphones to resolve any temporary glitches. 6. Create Automations Based on Multiple Users Once presence detection is set up for all users, you can create automations that respond to different presence states. Example Automations: Lighting:  Turn on specific lights when a particular user arrives home. Security:  Arm the security system when all users leave. Climate Control:  Adjust the thermostat based on who is present. 7. Consult Homey Community and Support If you've followed all the steps and still encounter issues, consider reaching out to the Homey community or support for more personalized assistance. Homey Community Forum:   Homey Community Contact Support:  Visit the Homey Support Page  for direct assistance. Summary Setting up presence detection for multiple users on Homey Pro Hub involves ensuring each user has their own Homey account, configuring presence settings individually, and possibly using additional devices or apps to enhance detection. By following the steps outlined above and troubleshooting common issues, you should be able to achieve reliable multi-user presence detection, enabling more personalized and efficient smart home automations. If you need more detailed guidance on any of these steps or encounter specific issues, feel free to ask! MORE HOMEY PRO CONTENT: Homey Pro Hub Review and Product Links (Amazon Affiliate Link) Homey Pro Videos that may be of Interest: Homey’s Best Buy Guides & Flow Cards - The Keys to Better Smart Device Choices Stop Wasting Money! Use Homey’s Best Buy Guides for Smart Home Success Step-by-Step Guide: Integrating Homey Pro Hub Data into a SharpTools Dashboard Setting Up Heimdall Home Surveillance on Homey Pro for Enhanced Security

I recently underwent Vitrectomy surgery to eliminate floaters, a procedure typically recommended when floaters become so dense or numerous that they significantly impair vision. While I’ve dealt with floaters for years, their size and number increased dramatically after my PVD (Posterior Vitreous Detachment) event in January 2024. The vitreous is a gel-like substance that fills the back part of the eye. During Vitrectomy, a surgeon removes floaters and debris from the vitreous and replaces the fluid with a saline solution or a similar alternative. However, my surgery took an unexpected turn. Once the vitreous was removed, my surgeon discovered nine retinal tears, which required immediate repair. To address the tears, he inserted a gas bubble in my eye and used specialized tools to "weld" the tears shut. This procure is necessary because a patient will suffer blindness if fluid gets behind the retina and detaches the retina from the posterior wall of the eye. I decided to post a video on my YouTube channel and my website to bring my subscribers and website members up-to-date about the situation. Here is the video: If you want to learn more about retinal repair, I recommend this excellent 1-minute 35-second video by Eye Surgery Ltd. It offers a clear animation of the process, including how retinal tears are treated and the gas bubble is inserted: https://tinyurl.com/5dnydcky #RetinalSurgery #PVD #PosteriorVitreousDetachment #Vitreous #RetinalTear #Vitrectomy VitreousGel #VitreousDetachment #retinalsurgery #eyesurgery

In today’s episode I’ll introduce the Zooz ZEN51 Dry Contact Relay. I will explain how the relay is used, show you how to wire the relay, provide edge driver information, demonstrate the setup process in ST and demonstrate the relay’s responsiveness. Let’s get to it. This relay is perfect if you like your old toggle switches and you prefer not to replace them with smart decora style smart wall switches. You can simply install the relay behind your existing on/off switch to make it smart. Just make sure it’s not a dimmer or an illuminated switch. Only simple mechanical switches can be used with this device. This relay may also be used as a momentary switch in a garage door opener application. Note that the Zen51 is a single relay for automating a single switch. If you have two dumb switches in a double gang box and you want to make both switches smart then you would want to purchase the ZEN52 double relay switch. For your convenience I have provided links to both relays in the description below. This relay does require a neutral. If you do not have a neutral in the switch box you can put this relay at the fixture where you’ll always find the neutral connection and still keep your existing wall switch in the set-up. You may install the relay in a single pole or 3-way set-up. Zooz provides wiring diagrams and step-by-step instructions for both simple and complex applications. The device is as small so you do not need to be concerned about crowded boxes. Pigtail wires make it easier and faster to install compared to terminal screws. This Z-Wave device works well with Hubitat, Home Assistant, HomeSeer and SmartThings. This product is backed by US based support from Zooz, 7 days a week and a 5 year warranty once registered. Edge Driver Instructions: Before paring the relay you must download the appropriate edge driver from the ‘Zooz Edge Drivers’ Channel to your ST hub. This driver will enable local execution of automations without the need for the internet cloud. When you tap the " Zooz Channel Invitation Link " you will be prompted to sign into your Samsung account. You then will need to accept the edge driver channel invitation. Tap ‘Enroll’ to enroll in the Zooz channel and click on the “Available Drivers” button. Zooz Channel Invitation Link When in the Zooz Edge Drivers screen, find the driver titled ‘Zooz Switch’ and click on ‘Install’. With the driver installed, you may then wire your switch while carefully following the wire diagram. Once properly wired, you are ready to pair the relay with the ST App. Here are before and after snapshots of my Sink Lights paddle switch. This paddle switch controls three halogen lights which are positioned above our kitchen sink. If you wish, you may pause the video to study the relay wiring. I have added labels to the before and after snapshots for your review. My plan for the sink lights is to have them turn on with motion during the late evening hours in lieu of my main kitchen lights. These sink lights will be less harsh on the eyes should anyone need to enter the kitchen during the middle of the night. Paring this relay was simple. You just tap the pairing button on the relay quickly three times and scan for devices. The relay was quickly discovered by ST and Alexa. Here you see me testing the relay’s responsiveness. The relay was very quick to respond to on and off prompts from the SmartThings app. While in the device screen, you may tap on the ellipsis in the upper right corner and then tap on the word ‘Driver’ within the dropdown menu to confirm that the ‘Zooz Switch’ driver was assigned to the relay. I also confirmed the ability to control the lights with my Echo Show. As previously stated, this relay is perfect if you don’t want to replace your current wall switches smart wall switches that may not match particular style your current switches. Well that all I have for today’s episode. Remember to hop over to my website to find edge driver installation instructions. Thanks for joining my today. Keep automating and God Bless! Amazon Product Links: Zooz ZEN51 Dry Contact Relay: https://amzn.to/3Nm5jcg (single relay) Zooz ZEN52 Dry Contact Relay: https://amzn.to/3Az0Iw1 (double relay) Zooz ZEN77 Dimmer Switch: https://amzn.to/429C0xT Zooz ZEN51 Double Switch: https://amzn.to/44cLWbE (Fan and Light Combo) Zooz ZEN34 Scene Controller: https://amzn.to/3AD25JR (no electrician needed!) Zooz ZEN31 12/24 V DC RGBW Dimmer: https://amzn.to/3nfjEN7 Helped by this article? Consider a small donation . Donations of any sum sincerely appreciated. Thanks!

Edge drivers for non-native devices can be sourced and downloaded from developer or manufacturer driver channels. Downloaded drivers can be immediately applied by removing device from the SmartThings App and then reinstalling the device. Alternatively, you have the option to wait to see if your device is assigned a stock driver. If a stock driver is assigned, but the device is not functioning as expected, then you may download the correct driver to update the device without the need to uninstall and reinstall your device. Since the Zemismart Roller Blind is not natively supported in SmartThings, it will likely be migrated to the ‘Zigbee Window Treatment’ driver which is a SmartThings Beta stock driver. I have tested and found that this stock driver will not provide all of the features and functionality that is currently available within the former Groovy stock device type handler. The edge driver which provides proper control of the Zemismart Roller Blind is the, ‘Tuya Window Shade’ driver. This the driver can be sourced via the following Driver Channel Invitation Link: Iquix Channel Invitation Before taking any action, my recommendation is that you check your SmartThings App to see if your Zemismart Roller Blind has been assigned a stock edge driver. To confirm if an edge driver is installed, click on your device tile and then while in the device screen, click on the ellipsis to determine if dropdown list contains the word "Driver". The presence of the word ‘Driver’ confirms that edge driver is installed for your device. If the ‘Driver’ is in the dropdown list, click on the word ‘Driver’ to view the ‘Name’ of the installed driver. If the assigned driver is other than the ‘Tuya Window Shade’ edge driver, you should skip steps 1 – 5 in the driver installation steps outlined below, but follow and execute steps 6 – 10 to download the appropriate driver. After the completion of step number ten, click on the ellipsis, tap on ‘Driver’ in the dropdown list, and then tap the option to ‘Select different driver’. You will then choose ‘Tuya Window Shade’ edge driver to replace the former driver. If dropdown list does not contain the word "Driver", you will need to execute the all of the following steps: As mentioned previously, you must delete and reinstall your smart blind to be able to assign it the edge driver. However, before deleting your blind from SmartThings you will want to take a few extra steps to preserve any routines that you have written to automate your blind. If you have no routines or you are doing a new installation, skip to step #5. To preserve your routine(s), open the SmartThings App, click on your Zemismart Roller Blind. Once in the device screen, click on the word 'Routines' at the bottom of the screen. Go into every routine and add a temporary device to temporarily hold/substitute the place of the current Zemismart Roller Blind. Note: Replacing the Smart Blind with a temporary device in your routines ensures that your routines are not erased when you remove your Zemismart Roller Blind from your SmartThings App. Once you have substituted a temporary place holder device in every routine which contained the Zemismart Roller Blind you may then delete the blind from your SmartThings App. To delete your device from the SmartThings App, while in the device screen, tap on the ellipsis in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. Now tap “Edit” in the dropdown list. Then tap “Delete device” at the bottom of the screen which follows. With the deletion of the blind you may now proceed to accept the ‘Iquix’Channel Invitation. Click on the link for ‘Iquix’ Channel invitation. Note: After clicking the driver channel link you will be required to sign into your Samsung SmartThings Account. Next you must then select ‘Accept’ to confirm your acceptance of the channel invitation. After accepting the channel invitation, choose your target hub and select 'Enroll'. Note: Sometimes you must to click the button multiple times. Next, click on “Available Drivers” and select “Install” to install the ‘Tuya Window Shade’ edge driver. Next, verify the installed driver by going to your SmartThings App, find your SmartThings Hub within the 'Devices' tab and then click on your Hub. Then while in your Hub’s device screen, select the ellipsis in the upper right-hand corner and then click on the word ‘Driver’ from the dropdown list. You will then be able to view a list of all of your installed Edge Channels and Edge Drivers. After confirming the installation of the new ‘Tuya Window Shade’ Edge Driver you may now add your device back into SmartThings App by scanning for nearby devices within your SmartThings App Once the SmartThings App discovers your Zemismart blind, click on your device’s tile and then while in the device screen, click on the ellipsis to confirm that the dropdown list now contains the word "Driver". The presence of the word ‘Driver’ confirms that edge driver is successfully installed for your device. If the Zemismart Blind selected the wrong driver, tap on “Select different driver” and select the ‘Tuya Window Shade’ Edge Driver All that remains to do is to remove the “temporary/substitution device” from each of your SmartThings routines and add the Zemismart Blind back into your routines. If you found this article helpful, please consider buying me a coffee? You may do so by tapping on the PayPal-Me button below. 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The SmartThings iPhone app is now available in the App Store. This new app features an all new look and feel, The interface offers users a simpler user experience with much faster load times. The updated app, is also available as a PC based web dashboard . These new introductions are examples of SmartThings ongoing commitment to bringing smart functionality and capabilities to consumers. The revamped layout of the iOS and Android Apps includes five different sections: Favorites, Devices, Automations, Life, and More: Favorites is the new home screen within SmartThings and gathers the devices, scenes, and services used most for quicker access. Devices lets users view and control all devices, connecting TVs, light bulbs, appliances, and more. Life is a place to explore the growing world of connected living where users can discover new SmartThings services that transform physical products into meaningful user experiences. Automations connects devices and allows them to work together and respond to specific conditions in the home, such as a door opening and a light turning on. Menu will house additional SmartThings features including SmartThings Labs, Notifications, History, and Settings. Download and enjoy the updated SmartThings app for iOS today and let me know your thoughts!

I've recently added the Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series Titan Water Valve Actuator (ZAC36) to my Aeotec/SmartThings hub. This is a product I've had my eye on for quite some time. It's a smart home device that plays a crucial role in protecting your home from water damage. I've integrated the Titan Valve with SmartThings Home Monitor (STHM) through the Leaks monitoring section. To cover all bases, I've placed leak sensors at my basement sump pump, under the sinks in two bathrooms and the kitchen, and a leak detection probe (included with the ZAC36 Valve Actuator) near my water heater. All these sensors are linked to STHM for leak detection. So, if any sensor detects a water leak, my main water valve shuts off automatically. But that's not all. I've configured additional responses within STHM, including sounding the siren on my Ring Alarm for three minutes and turning my RGB lights to blue. To top it off, I've created several virtual switches in SmartThings that trigger voice notifications on my Echo devices, specifying the exact location of the leak. If you want to see this automation in action, check out my YouTube Short video below: In my opinion, the Zooz Titan Valve has been one of my best smart home investments. After extensive testing, it has proven to be reliable and efficient. It gives me greater peace of mind, knowing that any potential water leak will be promptly addressed, especially when we're away for an extended period. Zooz is a solid company with reliable products, and they frequently offer discounts. They also provide helpful installation guides and technical support. The Zooz support team has always been quick and responsive to my questions. If you decide to purchase the Zooz Titan Valve Actuator , remember that you'll need the Zooz Custom Device Handler to ensure proper compatibility with your SmartThings or Aeotec hub. I'll cover that in more detail later in this article. I highly recommend following Zooz's installation instructions for the Titan Valve closely. The valve motor is quite powerful, so it's crucial to mount it correctly to avoid any damage to the valve or your plumbing. For important details about installing the valve please link to the ZAC36 Valve Actuator Installation Guide . Once the valve is properly installed and verified to be working correctly, you will next need to download the Custom Zooz Edge Driver to your SmartThings or Aeotec hub. Once the driver is in place you can then proceed with the steps which follow for adding your valve to the SmartThings app. Steps for installing the Zooz Custom Edge Driver : Click on Zooz Edge Driver channel invitation , You will be directed to sign into your SmartThings account. After signing in, accept the channel invitation. Next click the " Available Drivers " button. Find and "I nstall" (download) the " Zooz ZAC36 Valve Controller ” driver to your SmartThings Hub. To add your device to SmartThings : Open your SmartThings app. In the " Favorites " tab or " Devices " tab, tap on the "+" at the top right/ tap on " Add device " Tap on " Scan for nearby devices " While the app says "Scanning...", click the Z-Wave button on the device 3 times very quickly (LED indicator will start flashing) The app will indicate when the device connects The app may warn you that the device isn't set up securely at which point you can click on Secure Set-up and follow the prompts to scan the QR code or enter the DSK pin code to join the device to SmartThings Tap Edit to rename the device. Tap Done to save the name Tap Done to complete the setup Exclude Your ZAC36 Valve Actuator from SmartThings If the above process is not working for you, make sure you reset it first: Open your SmartThings app and locate your SmartThings hub under Devices. Tap the hub to see the device details. Tap the three dots in the upper right hand corner and tap " Settings " Tap " Z-Wave Utilities" Tap " Z-Wave Exclusion " While the app is searching for a device, click the Z-Wave button on the device 3 times very quickly (it will be flashing and will sound 3 beeps to confirm communication) The app will indicate when the device is successfully removed. Tap Done Repeat the steps for adding your device to SmartThings To Verify/Change Edge Driver Assignment: To verify the proper assignment of the edge driver in the SmartThings app... Tap on your installed device. While in the device screen, tap on the three dots in the upper right hand corner. Select "Driver" from the list. Look under "Name" to confirm that it displays the driver " Zooz ZAC36 Valve Controller ”. If you need to update/change the driver, tap on " Select different driver ". Search for and tap on the " Zooz ZAC36 Valve Controller ” and confirm change. I trust this guide was helpful. If you have questions or comments please do not hesitate to reach out to me. If you found this information helpful please remember to give this video a like. You can find more SmartThings compatible devices on my Amazon Store . Thank you in advance for your support. Zooz ZAC36 Valve Controller (Amazon) Zooz ZAC36 Valve Controller (The Smartest House) Select "Product Type"/"Water Valves"