Does the Hue Plug show up in the official ST integration?

[JDRoberts]

Recently, Alexa added the ability to use a number of devices connected to a hue bridge as the triggers for an Alexa routine (not a SmartThings routine).

This includes the Hue brand smart plug, as long as it shows up as a “light“ instead of a “switch“ in the Alexa app.

Does anyone know if this device is also available in the smartthings app through the official integration?

Actually, I’m interested in both of the official smartthings integrations: the cloud to cloud version for people who don’t have an Aeotec/SmartThings hub and the LAN version for people who do.

Thanks!

Philips Hue Smart Plug for Hue Smart Lights, Bluetooth & Hue Hub Compatible...

[blueyetisoftware]

The plug definitely works in my edge driver, and I’m like 90% sure that it would also work in the official integration based on my reading of their code.

[ST Edge] Philips Hue LAN [BETA] (3rd Party Driver, Not ST Native)

The driver supports the discovery of Philips Hue Hubs on your local network as well as devices that are connected. Here are the top level features: Features: Import Rooms and Zones defined in the Hue app and allow group level control. No more popcorn effect Import individual lights Import motion sensors along with temperature and illuminance Import switches, buttons and rotary dials Import contact sensors Import camera devices (motion events only) Access to scenes defined in the Hue app for use with rooms/zones Access to circadian lighting “smart scenes” from the Hue app Access to lighting effects (candle, fire, etc) for use with individual lights (needs to be enabled in hub settings) Access to alerts/blinking for use in notification automations. This can only run for 15 second interval…

[JDRoberts]

@blueyetisoftware

The plug definitely works in my edge driver, and I’m like 90% sure that it would also work in the official integration based on my reading of their code.

[ST Edge] Philips Hue LAN [BETA] (3rd Party Driver, Not ST Native)

Thanks, that’s good to know. That makes it another candidate as a proxy device for triggering Alexa routines for people for whom the virtual devices are not working well right now, or who just don’t want to go to the trouble of setting one up.