ADT Hub with Noonlight and 3rd Party Sensors?

[JScottTuck (Scott Tuck)]

Hi,

Just hoping to get some guidance here. I’m using a V2 hub, currently monitored with Noonlight. I have a ton of non-ADT sensors, running cloud-based.

I’ve been thinking more about cellular backup. Rather than trying to build a solution with a Sim-based router, I noticed that the ADT Hub has cellular backup built in.

Can I use the ADT Hub with Noonlight, and continue to use my current sensors?

[prjct92eh2 (Jimmy)]

Short answer: no. Long answer: maybe with the custom smart app ADT tools.

You’ll also have to start over from scratch since you can’t use both hubs at the same time and there is no migration utility.

[MarkTr]

I noticed that the ADT Hub has cellular backup built in.

I think the cellular backup only works with an active ADT subscription. Check in this thread for details:

New ADT partnership, new touchscreen hub and devices 10/29/2017

[image] $550 kit at BestBuy [image] Looks like there are several new ADT/SmartThings branded devices too that say “Requires an ADT security hub” on box… contact, motion, keychain remote, smoke, CO and leak For ADT response you have to use these new devices (encrypted?). Other devices/sensors can still be used but won’t trigger ADT call. Details on hub (7" touchscreen, siren, battery and cell backup, pro monitoring by ADT optional):

Another current conversation about this:

ADT SmartThings - cellular backup problems

The cellular module can only be used for sending notifications to the ADT monitoring center when you have a paid and active monitoring account. So the first step would be to get the monitoring account active. But I would think support would be able to do that, so I’m not sure what the next steps would be. You can try asking people in the following thread, as they have it working: New ADT partnership, new touchscreen hub and devices 10/29/2017

[JDRoberts]

The ADT cellular module can unfortunately only be used to notify the ADT monitoring center, and only if you have a paid ADT contact.

Since all the other smartthings notifications come from the ST cloud, you have to build some kind of fallover connection for your Internet and then hope the smartthings cloud is working.

[PaulyBoy (Paul)]

Wanted to revive this a bit.

Has anyone found a workaround to get ADT Hub on Noonlight or Scout or any other central monitoring? Amazon has these for $99 now (not sure if it really used to cost $500 or what) so I snagged one up as well as a V3 Hub and was going to play with both a bit and try and test the limits :-D. Sounds like Noonlight is a favorite among-st folks that want cheap good IP monitoring and ST flexibility.

Regards,