Pantheon:
Independently controlled sockets, dumb USB ports, inwall receptacle, SmartThings compatible.
I bought and installed two of these . One was faulty and I had to send it back. Yes, you can control them with Alexa and the SmartLife app. But SmartThings will not recognize them and therefore I cannot use webcore with them.
You should be able to use virtual switches as proxies and use IFTTT for that one. That usually works pretty well for on/off sockets because they don’t get turned off at the wall.
Or you could use an Echo routine (not a SmartThings routine) in much the same way.
Breaking News!!! As of August 2018, a SmartThings-connected Contact or Motion Sensor can now trigger an Amazon echo routine if you live in the US, Canada, or the UK !!!
Amazon has now added the ability for some sensors to trigger an Amazon echo routine (not a smartthings routine), which does let you trigger other smart home devices which are not connected to SmartThings without having to speak an echo command! Or you can set it up so that your echo devices will speak a customized phrase, play a doorbell chime, or various other sound effects.
And even better, that contact sensor can be a virtual contact sensor. And although it’s a bit tricky, a community member has created an edge driver that will create BOTH a virtual switch and a virtual sensor and keep the pair in synch. So…
But I don’t know of anything that fits those exact specifics.
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