Abode devices by how they connect.
The 24 devices include contact sensors, hubs and sirens and alarm speakers. Each one below lists its path (Matter, Thread, Zigbee, Wi-Fi or another) and what that path needs.
Abode sells DIY home security systems built around a hub, with door, motion, glass break, water and smoke-alarm sensors, a keypad, sirens, cameras, a video doorbell and a smart lock.[1][2]
Abode states that its HomeKit support is limited to the Smart Security Hub and the Iota Hub, and that the Security Hub does not support HomeKit.[3]
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- Paths
- The ways a controller can reach the device, native Matter first. BR means it needs a Thread border router, and HUB means a hub, bridge or coordinator.
Paths across the range
- Zigbee: 2 of 24
- Z-Wave: 2 of 24
- Proprietary radio with a hub: 20 of 24
- Wi-Fi through a cloud service: 4 of 24
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