Smart door and window contact sensors are small devices that detect whether a door, window, gate, or other entry point is open or closed. They’re a simple but useful part of a smart home setup, commonly used with smart home security solutions.
IFTTT stands for “If This Then That.” It’s a web based service that lets you create simple conditional rules, known as applets, that trigger actions when a specific event occurs. In smart homes, it acts as a bridge between different brand smart devices and systems that don’t natively connect with each other.
A Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is a battery backup that takes over when mains power fails and protects equipment from sudden outages, surges, sags and spikes. A UPS is especially useful to keep smart homes working in the event of a power cut. This Article has everything you need to know about using a UPS with a smart home
Ecowitt offers a diverse range of weather station consoles that function as both display units and gateways, catering to various user needs, from professional meteorologists to home weather enthusiasts. Below is an overview of the models, highlighting their unique features and capabilities.
The Ecowitt gateway lineup has grown from a basic Wi‑Fi bridge to full‑blown LAN consoles with bi‑directional IoT control. Here’s how the four key models stack up by age, interface, feature set and offline capabilities.
For homeowners and property managers looking to enhance security and automate their outdoor spaces or large area indoor spaces, the YoLink Smart Outdoor Gate/Door Contact Sensor (model YS7707-UC for US/Canada or YS7707-EC for UK/Europe) offers a robust, long-range solution
