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Abode's Smart Security Kit Now Compatible With HomeKit

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Home security startup Abode today announced that its Smart Security Kit is now compatible with HomeKit. The kit includes a gateway, a motion sensor, a door/window sensor, and a key fob.

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HomeKit compatibility enables users to add the Smart Security Kit gateway directly to the Home app on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, in addition to any Abode sensors connected to the gateway. HomeKit also allows the system to be controlled with Siri voice commands using an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, or HomePod.

Through the Home app, users can arm or disarm their Abode security system and receive notifications of motion events triggered by motion sensors, as well as open or close events triggered by Abode door or window sensors.

Abode is releasing a firmware update today with HomeKit support for its second-generation gateway, while its first-generation gateway remains in the HomeKit certification process. Abode says it remains committed to bringing HomeKit compatibility to even more devices within its portfolio over time.

Abode's Smart Security Kit is currently on sale, with prices ranging from $179 to $279. Visit its HomeKit page for more details.

Tags: Abode, HomeKit Guide

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longofest
85 months ago
How many people read their name as Adobe? ✋
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joshwenke
85 months ago


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palev
85 months ago

How many people read their name as Adobe? ✋
Every-Damn-Time lol
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85 months ago


That's a nicely Shotofopped logo.
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PimpDaddy
85 months ago

How many people read their name as Adobe? ✋
Hehe same here 😅. I was like “wtf is Adobe makin IoT devices now?!”
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M.PaulCezanne
85 months ago
Virtually all IOT is designed to steal very personal information to sell to the highest bidder, even (or particularly) if that bidder is China, Russia or Iran. Don’t buy any of this trash.

Of course I might be a bit cynical.
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