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Hi @getowlhome !
I see on your website :
« Wi-Fi Connected
With the help of Owl Hub, Owl Sensor will be able to maintain wifi connectivity in order to notify of a detection. »
That means in order to the Owl Sensor to function, the Owl Hub is required ?
I see on your website :
« Wi-Fi Connected
With the help of Owl Hub, Owl Sensor will be able to maintain wifi connectivity in order to notify of a detection. »
That means in order to the Owl Sensor to function, the Owl Hub is required ?
And on the « TECH SPECS » section, you talk about the Owl Hub, the Owl Wireless and the Owl Wired.
What are those products ? You are describing only on Owl Wired
What are the differences between them ?
What should we buy one or an other ?
What are those products ? You are describing only on Owl Wired
What are the differences between them ?
What should we buy one or an other ?
The Owl Wired and Owl Wireless have batteries.
Can we charge them ?
Via a USB-C port ?
Can we charge them ?
Via a USB-C port ?
« We’ve used the latest hardware and software technologies while keeping our products environmentally friendly »
Why the « Wired » is Bluetooth 4.2 instead of 5 ?
And Wifi 4 (n) instead of 6 (ac) ?
Why the « Wired » is Bluetooth 4.2 instead of 5 ?
And Wifi 4 (n) instead of 6 (ac) ?
Hummmm, maybe your secret plan is to add the Thread wireless protocol support?
Actually you should, it would be awesome!
Thread is more reliable, secure and with no point of failure...good for home security
(compared to Wifi or BLE)
See more details with @TheThreadGroup
Actually you should, it would be awesome!
Thread is more reliable, secure and with no point of failure...good for home security
(compared to Wifi or BLE)See more details with @TheThreadGroup
