SmartLife Sireeni

Wi-Fi | Verkkovirtakäyttöinen | 8 ääntä | 85 dB | Android™ / IOS | Valkoinen

If another Smartlife device can send a trigger (motion detection, buttons being pressed, smoke detected etc) then you can use this signal to trigger the siren.
Create an automation for this.
Tap Smart scenes
tap + > when the device status changes > select the device you want to use to trigger the siren > select what function you want to use as a trigger (more than one is possible)
Tap execute device > select the sires > select switch on + tone + duration
Save

You can use a CR123/A battery but we recommend you use the supplied cable to power it.
This siren is connected to wifi at all times and it will drain the battery within days.
This makes the battery option unreliable.

Add the "Smart Life" service to Google Home (no Nedis in the name).

Go in Google Home to Assistent -> Home Control and choose here "Smart Life" as service.

Use the Login details of the "Nedis Smartlife" app.
Compatible Nedis SmartLife products will then be added to Google Home.

You can add maximum 20 members.

An automation can be used to make a certain "event"(condition), trigger another action (Task)
A condition can be anything from motion detection, to a certain time, a certain temperature, sunrise.
Then you can make this condition turn on lights, turn on smart plugs, make a siren sound or a combination of multiple tasks.

Yes you can.
Each person needs a unique account on their mobile device.
To add them as "family members" follow these steps:
In the main screen of the app tap on the name of your home (top left)
Tap on Home management
Tap on the name of your home again.
Tap on "add family members" and fill in the account details of the person you want to add.
It will give them access to all the devices in your home as a normal member or admin (you can select this)

If you only want to share a single device in a home, go to the settings menu of the device and select "share device" -> add member.

This is probably a Wifi problem, this can be for various reasons.
1.) Wifi signal is unstable.
2.) Wifi signal is too weak.
3.) Using an access point with the same SSID and password that do not support the IEEE 802.11R standards.

Problem 1 can often be solved by restarting the router.
Problem 2 can be checked with an app Wifi analyzer with this the signal can be viewed and corrected to a better position.
Problem 3 can be checked as the access points are turned off, the Wifi signal is still good and the connection remains if the access points are a problem, a Mesh solution can then be used.
Please make sure that they support IEEE 802.11R standard.