Some time ago I got my hands on a Zigbee Kit from Benexmart ( review). Granted, this may not work for all lock types, but if you are lucky, you get to retrofit the smart door system into your traditional entry. The real fun starts when you want to detect if the door is locked. Hook up a door/window sensor of your choice and have a simple monitor. Keeping the state of the door ( open|close) is a kid’s play. Who's ready for #smartdoor tutorial? Soon on #notenoughtech #homeautomation #smarthome Music from 'Carefree', 'Prelude in C' by Kevin MacLeod () License: CC BY ()Ī post shared by NotEnoughTech on at 4:31am PDT At the moment, it’s best to get one via ITEAD store which comes flashed and ready to use – CC2531 Zigbee USB for $3.99. If you are new to Zigbee, you will need a Zigbee USB stick. Tuya Door Sensor x 2 ( AliExpress, Banggood, Gearbest, AmazonUK, AmazonUS).To retrofit the door you will need the following: It’s a smart door on a budget, so here it the shopping list for you. Geofence based notification (Android + Tasker).bedtime reminders if the door is unlocked.Alexa & Google Assistant integration (query door state).notifies when left open for a prolonged time (Android, Alexa, Google Home).notifies when left unlocked (Android, Alexa, Google Home).

Right now my smart door has a couple of tricks and it’s capable of: What is the smart door capable of? Don’t panic, it’s not “connected” to the internet and it can’t be hacked. What’s the next best thing when you as forgetful as me? A smart door that tells you, if you left the door open or unlocked! This can be retrofitted to most of the doors and will cost you less than $20! I’m sold! She is sold on it too… are you? Oh no, I left my smart door open! Smart locks are expensive and I don’t think I’m ready to make the jump just yet (my wife isn’t ready, therefore I’m not ready).

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