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Aqara HUB M2
Question about Aqara HUB M2
Can third-party remote controls also be read in or simply individual commands? For example, I would like to control an electric Vogels wall bracket with IR receiver via Alexa.
Galaxus
1 year ago
The Aqara Hub M2 supports the control of IR devices, including those from third-party providers, but with some limitations.
- The Hub M2 has 360° infrared control, which makes it possible to control existing IR devices such as fans, air conditioners and televisions by voice or via local automations.
- However, the IR function can only be used via the Aqara Home app and the corresponding voice assistants such as Siri, Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. It is possible to read in certain commands for third-party devices through a self-learning function, but compatibility may vary and not all devices are supported.
For your specific request, the Vogels electric wall mount with IR receiver, it would be possible to control it via the Aqara Hub M2 and Alexa, provided that the device can be detected by the hub's self-learning function. However, it is advisable to check whether the specific device is compatible before purchasing.
Automatically generated from the .- The Hub M2 has 360° infrared control, which makes it possible to control existing IR devices such as fans, air conditioners and televisions by voice or via local automations.
- However, the IR function can only be used via the Aqara Home app and the corresponding voice assistants such as Siri, Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. It is possible to read in certain commands for third-party devices through a self-learning function, but compatibility may vary and not all devices are supported.
For your specific request, the Vogels electric wall mount with IR receiver, it would be possible to control it via the Aqara Hub M2 and Alexa, provided that the device can be detected by the hub's self-learning function. However, it is advisable to check whether the specific device is compatible before purchasing.