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eWeLink has published a list with examples of SmartThings compatible devices

Since December 17th eWelink started to support linking to Samsung’s SmartThings. At first the linking process was unclear but later on became more clear. Then people started wondering which exact products are supported. eWeLink has published a list with examples of devices that are supported for the SmartThings integration.

Supported categories of devices

In general the following categories of devices are supported to use within SmartThings:

Outlets

The outlets category is a wide range of smart plugs and sockets. Examples given by eWeLink are the Sonoff S26, Sonoff S20 and Sonoff S55. But several C338 smart plugs of several brands are also known to work with SmartThings.

eWeLink also states that power measurement devices are also supported such as the Sonoff POW, Sonoff POWR2, and the Sonoff S31. From our own experience also the SA-001 of different brands is supported. It seems that only the on / off feature of these devices is supported.

Random products for categories Plugs, Outlets and Power Consumption Meters

V-Tac VT-5017

V-Tac VT-5017

Power socket automation built into the wall. Can be easily switched on/off at the switched on the devie it self but also with the V-Tac app which is a clone of the eWeLink app. This device works with the eWeLink app too.
Sonoff DUALR3: left, front

Sonoff DUALR3

  • Can be easily built into a switch box behind a normal switch.
  • 2-gang
  • 2 inputs: 2x 2-way possible
  • Can be used in many ways. E.g. as motor controller for blinds, curtains,roller shutters, awnings, etc. But also for lights, switching a device on or off, etc.
  • Can measure / monitor power consumption for both gangs
Sonoff S26R2ZB - EU F: front, right

Sonoff S26R2ZB

The Sonoff S26 / S26R2 is a popular smarthome plug. Many requested a Zigbee version of it. Sonoff now offers the Zigbee version of it. Comes in UK, EU E and EU F models. Acts as Zigbee router (repeater).
Eachen PS-16-NB

Eachen WiFi Mini socket PS-16-NB

Nice small plug with USB charging port.
Sonoff S26R2 - BR: left, front

Sonoff S26R2

The S26R2 is the upgraded version of the S26 and has a ESP8285 chipset instead of the ESP8266 chipset. it also supports a maximum load of 4000W / 16A instead (except UK model) of 2200W / 10A. the last thing that has been improved is that it has a better button that doesn’t feel cheap when you press it.

Switches / dimmers

This category mostly contains on / off devices. Examples given by eWeLink are 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-gang devices such as the Sonoff 4CHR2/PROR2, Sonoff MINI, Sonoff TX and the Sonoff BASICR2. Also switches with temperature and humidity measurement like the Sonoff TH10 and TH16 are mentioned although we have doubts whether it shows the measured values. We don’t own a TH10 or TH16 ourselves and can’t confirm or deny whether displaying the measurement values works.

Random products for category Switches

SmartWise BRFW2: front, right

SmartWise BRFW2

  • 433 MHz RF switch
  • Physical buttons
  • 2-gang
  • Can be easily installed anywhere with 3M adhesive tape or screws
  • Operates on CR2032 battery (not included)
Sonoff M5-3C-86: front, right

Sonoff M5-3C-86

  • Physical momentary buttons, not touch buttons
  • 3-gang
  • 86 mm wall mount standard which fits EU wall mounts
  • Works with WiFi
  • Requires both live and neutral wires to work!
  • Small LED indicator lights which are dimmable
Sonoff 4CHPROR3 - Front and bottom

Sonoff 4CHPROR3

  • 4-gang automation with existing cables / wires.
  • NO / NC (Normally Open / Normally Closed) contacts gives more features to the device like inching getting the attached device to go shortly off instead of shortly on.
  • Dry contacts
  • 433.92 MHz RF remote control support
KKMOON Radar WIFI Smart Wall Switch: 1-gang - left, front

KKMOON WS-EU-MW-xC (Radar Motion Sensor Switch)

  • Motion detection based on harmless microwave radar induction detection instead of PIR. This means better motion detection.
  • Easily to setup modes:
    • Motion sensor: Automatically turn on at motion detection and automatically turn of after a duration set after no motion detected.
    • Power-saving: Manually turn on and automatically turn off after a duration set after no motion detected.
  • Push notifications at motion detection.
  • Should fit easily in EU in-wall switch boxes.
  • Requires both live and neutral wires!
Konesky WL-SW01_10: Front side

Konesky WL-SW01_10

Cheap, easy and ideal automation switch

Lighting

In this category it is al about devices that emits normal light such as A60 filament light bulbs, RGB light bulbs and the L1 ledstrip. Setting the brightness and color is supported.

Random products for category Lights

Sonoff B02-F-A60: standing up

Sonoff B02-F-A60

  • Ideal lamp for quickly switching from cozy warm and dimmed light to bright cold light.
  • Filament light bulb gives retro look.
  • Can be installed in an existing fitting. Doesn’t require an additional switch, additional plug or manual modifications.
Teopek Spider Z: WiFi LED light strip controller and IR remote control

Teopek Spider Z

  • Ideal replacement for your exisiting non-smart RGB 5050 ledstrip controller
  • Comes without ledstrip
  • Comes without power adapter
  • Support for power adapters in the range of 5V to 24V. LED light strip must support the same voltage as the power adapter output voltage!
Centechia RGBCCT color bulb: on

Centechia RGBCCT color bulb

  • Ideal lamp for quickly switching from cozy warm and dimmed light to bright cold light.
  • Can be installed in an existing fitting. Doesn’t require an additional switch, additional plug or manual modifications.
Sonoff L2: product image

Sonoff L2

  • IP65 waterproof 5050 LED light strip
  • Controllable with Bluetooth when WiFi fails
  • Can be extended up to 10 meters
  • Power adapter with UK, EU and US standard plugs
  • Infrared remote control included
Sonoff B02-B-A60: On

Sonoff B02-B-A60

  • Ideal lamp for quickly switching from cozy warm and dimmed light to bright cold light.
  • Can be installed in an existing fitting. Doesn’t require an additional switch, additional plug or manual modifications.

Open / closed sensor

For this category only Zigbee window/door sensors connected though a eWeLink supported Zigbee hub are supported.

Random products with attribute “door sensor”

It is possible that this list also shows non-Zigbee products. Please check each individual product information page to check whether it supports Zigbee or not.

Click here for an exact search for Zigbee window/door sensors.

Sonoff DW2

Sonoff DW2-WiFi

WiFi door/window sensor. No need for a RF bridge. Directly communicates with your WiFi router / accesspoint.
SmartWise RF DW2+: front, bottom

SmartWise RF DW2+

  • Door/window sensor which uses RF on 433.92 MHz
  • Requires a RF bridge to use it with eWeLink
  • Has seperate alert signals for open and close alerts
Eachen WiFi door sensor

Eachen WiFi Smart door/window sensor – WDW

WiFi door/window sensor. No need for a RF bridge. Directly communicates with your WiFi router / accesspoint.
Sonoff DW2 - front view from left

Sonoff DW2-RF

Door/window sensor which uses RF on 433.92 MHz. Requires a RF bridge to use it with eWeLink.
AllbeAI Zigbee Smart Security Suite: complete kit

AllbeAI Zigbee Smart Security Suite

  • Complete Zigbee kit for non-critical security measures
  • Manage Zigbee sub-devices directly from the home page of the eWeLink app. No need to access a sub-device page anymore.
  • Supports Zigbee sensors of several other brands and platforms too.
  • Reports status back to the app where RF isn’t capable to do so.

Future plans of eWeLink with SmartThings

eWeLink writes they will add more devices to support SmartThings in the future. They are also planning to introduce a more in-depth linking method.

Source

This newsarticle is based on information that can be found within the eWeLink app at Message > Explore > SmartThings Compatible Products via account linking.

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