Link Users to New SmartThings App & SmartCreate Presence Sensors (2020)
Choose compatible devices, avoid hub mistakes, and turn product setup into real automations.
Quick Summary
In this video, I will show you how to add your family to the new SmartThings app and create a presence sensor for each mobile phone that is connected to the new SmartThings app. This is a highly critical step to having your smart home perform automations based on people arriving and leaving your home.
Product models, app support, and hub requirements can change. Match the exact product to the setup before buying.
What This Helps You Do
Compatibility
Check Compatibility
Model numbers matter. Confirm SmartThings, Matter, Zigbee, or Z-Wave support before buying.
Compatibility
Pair It Correctly
Use the right app and pairing order so the device shows up reliably.
Automation
Automate the Win
After pairing, build the automation that makes the setup worth having.
Before You Start
- Watch the video once so you understand the full workflow.
- Confirm the exact device, app, hub, or tablet model.
- Check compatibility before buying accessories or replacements.
- Test the setup before mounting, wiring, or depending on it.
- Write down the final settings so the setup can be rebuilt later.
- Use a professional when power, security, or installation risk is involved.
Helpful Product Links
These product cards make the buying path visual and useful while keeping clicks inside the SimplySmart123 store ecosystem wherever possible.
Use the images and links as starting points, then match the exact model, app, and hub requirements before buying.
SmartThings Hubs
The foundation for Zigbee, Z-Wave, and stronger smart home automations.
SmartThings Sensors
Motion, contact, leak, and multipurpose sensors for useful automations.
FAQ
Is this SmartThings compatible?
The setup is SmartThings-focused, but always confirm the exact product model and protocol.
Do I need the SmartThings app?
Yes, most pairing and automation work starts in the SmartThings app.
Can Alexa control it too?
Usually yes after SmartThings exposes the device to Alexa.
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