Alexa is an excellent toy that follows the instructions you give it. You don't have to say the commands Every time? What if you could make a schedule for every task to be accomplished? Here is SmartThings to your rescue. If you'd like to learn more regarding how to connect SmartThings to Alexa, please check out the details below.
What are the SmartThings?
Before you begin with your purchase, you must know what SmartThings means. It's the Samsung application that transforms your house into an intelligent space. It is programmed to work with Alexa as well.
Step-by-step Instructions for connecting Alexa to SmartThings
You can now Link Alexa With SmartThings by following the steps given below
Download all of the apps
Before you begin the process, download the mobile applications from Smart Things or Amazon Alexa. These are available in the Play Store or through the App Store which is accessible on Android as well as iOS. It's recommended to buy your Alexa now if you don't already have it.
Connect it using the app
If you launch the app, you'll be capable of accessing your Home menu. It's located in the lower left. It's a house-shaped icon. Follow the steps below.
1. Click on "Your smart home skills" and then turn it on.
2. Once you have it enabled, search for "Smart Things" and switch it on as well.
3. You will then be required to sign in to the SmartThings App to link to your Alexa and SmartThings.
4. If you don't have a Samsung or SmartThings account, you must go to the SmartThings app first and sign up for an account. It's essential to have all the necessary information in place because you'll need to connect your accounts to the Alexa app.
Alexa isn't connected to SmartThings
It is essential to be equipped with Amazon Echo, Echo Dot or Amazon Tap. Alexa will control the SmartThings' light fixtures, lights that can be switched off and on in addition to dining switches, and more. You can utilize multiple Alexa devices that are connected to an identical Alexa account. Hence you can manage SmartThings devices across your home. At present, however, you are able to manage SmartThings devices in one location.
