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Clara Shades CSB-TWH Basic Smart Shade, Transparent White (up to 72" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-TWH Basic Smart Shade, Transparent White (up to 72\\" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-TWG Basic Smart Shade, Transparent White-Gray (up to 72" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-TWG Basic Smart Shade, Transparent White-Gray (up to 72\\" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-TEB Basic Smart Shade, Transparent Ebony (up to 72" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-TEB Basic Smart Shade, Transparent Ebony (up to 72\\" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-BWH Basic Smart Shade, Blackout White (up to 72" wide)
Clara Shades CSB-BWH Basic Smart Shade, Blackout White (up to 72\\" wide)
Centrios CEP200-626 Smart Padlock, Satin Chrome
Centrios CEP200-626 Smart Padlock, Satin Chrome
CAST CDIMMER Perimeter Hand-Held 20-Level Dimmer Control Module for CPL3IR2D, 1-Piece
August Wi-Fi Smart Lock Gen 4, Bluetooth Enabled Deadbolt, Pro Exclusive, Matte Black (PRO-AUG-SL05-M01-G01)
August Smart Lock Pro, 3rd Gen with Z-Wave, Silver (AUG-SL03-M03-S03)
August Smart AUG-SL04-M01-G04 Lock 3rd Gen, Dark Gray
Arlo VMS5240-200NAS Ultra Wireless Security System, 2-Cameras
Arlo VML2030-100NAS LTE/Wi-Fi Security Camera
Arlo VML2030-100NAS LTE/Wi-Fi Security Camera

Smart Home Devices & Automation Products

Build out connected homes that combine control, comfort, security and entertainment with a focused selection of smart home devices and automation products. This collection includes lighting controls, thermostats, shades, security devices, bridges, sensors and smart-home accessories for replacement, expansion and new-system planning. Before choosing a product, define its role in the overall system and identify the equipment, cabling, mounting or control requirements it must work with.

Smart Home Devices & Automation Products: What to Check Before You Buy

Choose by system requirements first. Key points to compare include automation ecosystem, communication protocol, network requirements, power, controller compatibility, installation method and desired automations. For retrofit work, document the equipment already installed and verify interfaces before changing components. That approach helps avoid purchasing hardware that is technically capable but not appropriate for the specific installation.