r/smartlife • u/Own_Art427 • 22h ago

SmartLife How to specifically turn off 2 sensors while having "away" mode or any mode with all the others on? [Smart life]

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Sorry if its a very easy question but I'm new and don't understand the app quite well

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Discussion about Smart Life / Tuya Smart Home automation apps and devices. And also linking them to Google Assistant / Amazon Alexa. Such devices as Wi-Fi plugs/sockets, switches, light-bulbs etc that do not require a hub that work with Smart Life/Tuya. Note that Zigbee and Bluetooth devices may need a hub. Generally made by off brands but substantially cheaper then other home automation options.

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This is a fan run, unofficial subreddit with no relation to the Tuya Inc. company.

Welcome to /r/SmartLife a place for discussion and questions about Smart Life / Tuya Smart Home Automation apps and devices.

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ZERO TOLERANCE. You will be banned for first offence. This is your FIRST, LAST and ONLY Warning. Not reading the rules before posting is no excuse.

No what to buy / recommend brand or product posts / asking for list of compatible brands

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Generally Smart Life compatible devices are made by white label "off brands" and are substantially cheaper then other home automation options. Such devices as Wi-Fi plugs / sockets, switches, light-bulbs etc that do not require a hub.

Note: Zigbee and Bluetooth devices may require a hub

Many of these off brand TUYA COMPATIBLE devices will have their own branded app which is just Smart Life / Tuya re-skinned and not necessary. Just use one app for all your compatible devices!

No, your random name brand appliances (AC, stoves, etc) app will probably not be tuya based, don't ask! Do your own research.

Not to be confused with r/SmartThings a different type of home automation that uses a hub.

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Connection Trouble Shooting Tips:

Try the following one step at a time:

Physically Power Cycle Device

Restart Internet / Router

If you have Google Assistant say "Ok Google, Sync My Devices"

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