danielccm
(Daniel Consuegra)
September 9, 2015, 3:11pm
1
Hey all!
I just found an alternative to Danalock’s lock… I’ll put it up here to see if any of you guys can find out if it might just be compatible somehow with ST… The first link is in spanish… sorry!
http://www.tesa-entr.com/cerradura-inteligente/
This lock, just like danalock, uses an app… both for iOS and Android…
ENTR
ASSA ABLOY LTD.
ENTR is the intelligent locking solution you have been waiting for. ENTR combines the protection of a mechanical cylinder together with the convenience of advanced technology − without compromising on performance. With ENTR’s App you can lock and unlock your door, right from your smartphone, giving you 24/7 control and management capabilities:-Create, duplicate and use virtual keys to open your door right from your smartphone- Uses encrypted Bluetooth smart technology, non-dependent on network r...
Free
Thoughts?
Assa Abloy is Yale Locks.
Looks like Tesa is one of their brands that is made in Spain and only sold in a few markets.
Danalock works with smartthings because it has a Z wave version. The Tesa looks like Bluetooth only, so at the present time it will not work with smartthings.
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danielccm
(Daniel Consuegra)
August 23, 2017, 9:35pm
3
Sorry about reviving this old thread…
Thanks for the answer @JDRoberts !
Smartthings’ v2 hub has bluetooth in it doesn’t it? Wouldn’t this be a perfect opportunity to test it out?
I’m looking for a multipoint lock that’ll work in Europe, Spain to be exact… all I see are deadbolts which obviously won’t work with my door…
If it also has a fingerprint o keypad accessory, that’d be a plus…
Any ideas now in 2017?
Unfortunately, the Bluetooth radio in the smartthings V2 hub is disabled and they have not given any indication of when or if it will ever be enabled. So you can’t use it at all.
@alex @slagle
Is there any information, inkling or roadmap information on when Bluetooth will be in beta or release. even if its as loose as coming 2017, Q4? not even on the roadmap at the moment?
Would be useful. for me this opens up smartthings to so many more useful products especially in the UK. Even if its enabled but no product support so we can develop our own for now.
Look forward to some information.
Thanks
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danielccm
(Daniel Consuegra)
August 24, 2017, 7:10am
5
Ugh… why do companies include things in their products if they don’t intend on using them? Lol!
I’ll have to keep looking then…
Any ideas on a good multipoint lock (ideally cheap, lol!) for use in Europe?