smart things Outlet User manual

1. 2.
Make sure the Outlet is within
15 feet (4.5 meters) of your
SmartThings Hub (or compatible
device with SmartThings Hub
functionality) during setup.
Use the SmartThings app on your
smartphone to select the “My Home”
tab and then select “Add a Thing”.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions
in the SmartThings app to
complete setup.
Troubleshooting
Use the SmartThings app on your
smartphone to select “Add a Thing”
and then follow the on-screen
instructions to complete setup.
Hold the “Connect” button for
5 seconds, and release it when
the LED starts blinking blue.
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LED Light
On-Off / Connect Button
On-Off / Connect Button
If you’re still having trouble
connecting the Outlet, please visit
Support.SmartThings.com for assistance.
Setup
Welcome to your
Outlet

Suggestions Works with SmartThings
There are many ways that you can use
an Outlet to add smartness to your home:
Connect one to an iron so that you
can make sure it’s turned off when
you’ve left the house.
Connect one to a fan and use
Amazon Alexa or Google Home
to turn it on by saying “Turn on
the fan.”
Connect one to a lamp so that you
can turn it on or off from anywhere
in the world.
Connect one to a lamp and use
a SmartThings Motion Sensor to
turn it on when someone enters
the room.
Connect one to a fan and use a
SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor
to turn it on when the room gets
too hot.
Visit SmartThings.com/Welcome for
more ideas, tips, and special offers.
The Outlet can be used to monitor
and control lights, electronics, and small
appliances from anywhere.
It can also be used to extend the range of
your SmartThings and other compatible
ZigBee devices.
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Look for the Works with SmartThings
label next time you’re buying a
connected device for your home,
or visit SmartThings.com to see the
full list of compatible devices.
Placement
Using your
Outlet
Revised 03/17. Copyright 2017
SmartThings, Inc. All rights reserved.
SmartThings works with a wide range
of connected devices, including lights,
cameras, locks, thermostats, sensors,
and more.