To use SmartThings, download the app from the Galaxy Store, Google Play Store, or Apple App Store. The supported OS specification, required storage space, and other usage environment for the SmartThings app can be found on the app download page in each app store. SmartThings has compatibility constraints, and the compatible environment may be updated periodically. Supported OS specifications and app screen configuration may change with app updates. The availability of technology, functions, features, and services may vary by country, service provider, network environment, or product, and may change without notice.
All devices must be connected to Wi-Fi or other wireless network, and registered with a single Samsung Account. SmartThings features and specifications may vary depending on the product and region/country. Images and on-screen contents are simulated for illustrative purposes. Actual user interface (UI) may vary depending on software version, model, region and other factors. The maximum number of devices that can be connected to SmartThings is 300 per location. However, the maximum number of devices that can be connected may be limited depending on the user’s network environment. Up to 10 locations per account can be used, up to 20 rooms per location, and up to 20 members can be invited per account by the administrator who registered the location.
1The test results are based on a comparison of the factory setting temperature when using AI Energy Mode and without using AI Energy Mode. Results may vary depending on the actual usage patterns and conditions
2The user will be solely responsible for any consequence(s) that may result,
including but not limited to any damage or harm caused by incorrect information provided by the user.
3This function may be affected by the GPS conditions.
4Available on Android and iOS devices. A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required.
5Includes both fault and non-fault diagnosis. The fault diagnosis is based on an error code on the product while the non-fault diagnosis is a perceived defect that occurs as a usability issue without generating an error code. Certain issues can be detected by AI based on the operational data, regardless of whether it generates an error code or not.
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