The list of devices that are known by our staff to work on Hubitat Elevation hub, has a new home. See also, the Community Apps Wiki for a list community based applications. As you add new devices to your network that are NOT listed in the " List of Compatible Devices", please add them here to keep the Community up to date.
#QUIRKY OUTLINK SMART WALL OUTLET DRIVERS#
Quirky, Wink, and GE are really just getting started in the space, but it’s clear that they mean business.The purpose of this Wiki post* is to maintain an active list of community based drivers that are currently running on the Hubitat Elevation platform.
The approach seems to be working, too about 50 percent of Wink users own three or more devices. However, Quirky believes that once you see how easy and effortless it is to control your lights with the Wink app, you’ll be inspired to try smart outlets like Outlink, sensors like Spotter, and switches like Tapt. Quirky jokes that “the light bulb is the gateway drug to the connected home,” because 40 percent of devices on the Wink platform are light bulbs. It’s all part of its hope to build awareness and convince Americans that the smart home can be affordable and accessible to all. Wink now has its own website, where all the compatible products are listed, videos of the products in action are posted, and the company gives advice to would-be smart home builders. You can pre-order all of the following products on Wink’s website, but here’s a description of each one: Its seven new products range from the fully customizable Spotter Uniq, to the basic Tapt light switch and Outlink outlet. With the help of GE, Quirky is continuing in the same vein. Quirky introduced the Wink Hub a few months ago, which aims to connect all the different smart devices in your home, regardless of the frequency they’re on, be it Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Z-Wave, or what have you. Of course, many of the more expensive products, including Nest, are compatible with the Wink app. Every device is relatively cheap, especially in comparison with big-name products like Nest and others. Quirky aims to help average, every day people build their own personal smart home, one connected device at a time. The company announced seven new products on Tuesday at an event held in its headquarters in Manhattan, New York. It’s been a rapid ascent for the small startup and Quirky wants to keep it going. Thanks to partnerships with the Home Depot and General Electric, Quirky says it’s got 100,000 people using the Wink app alongside compatible products. Quirky is on a mission to bring the smart home to everyone through it’s own platform Wink.
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