DOOR Smart Home Devices

DOOR Smart Home — overview for residents

If your property has installed DOOR Smart Home devices in your unit, you can view and control them from the Controls tab in the DOOR App. This article maps which devices exist, what each one does, and whether you control it or the property does.

Device overview

Device What it does Who typically controls it Resident can configure?
DOOR Hub Gateway that connects all Smart Home devices to WiFi and the DOOR cloud. Required for other devices to work. Property installs and maintains View status only
DOOR Thermostat Controls heating and cooling in your unit. Supports schedules, modes (Heat/Cool/Auto/Eco), and temperature alerts. Resident Yes — temperature, mode, schedule, alerts
DOOR Dimmer Switch Controls a light's on/off state and brightness. Supports schedules and a gentle on/off feature. Resident Yes — brightness, schedule, timer
DOOR Open/Close Monitor Detects when a door or window opens or closes. Sends an alert when triggered. Resident Yes — alert preferences, open reminders
DOOR Motion Detector Detects movement in a room. Common in shared spaces; sometimes installed in resident units. Property or resident Alerts (if resident-accessible)
DOOR Leak Detector Spot sensor placed on the floor; alerts when water is detected. Resident Yes — alert interval
DOOR Leak Lasso Flexible rope sensor placed along a baseboard or around a pipe; alerts when water is detected. Resident Yes — alert interval, beep
DOOR Temperature and Humidity Sensor Monitors ambient temperature and humidity in a room. Tracks trends over time. Resident Yes — alert thresholds, historical view

How to find your devices

  1. Open the DOOR App.
  2. Tap the Controls tab.
  3. Tap any device, then tap Open device settings to see its Dashboard, History, and Settings.

Remote access

When connected to the internet, you can control all your Smart Home devices from anywhere — not just while at home. Temperature, lighting, and alerts can be adjusted remotely.

The DOOR Hub

The Hub is the gateway for all other Smart Home devices. It needs to stay online for the other devices to report data and receive commands. You don't directly control the Hub, but you can view its connection status in the Controls tab. If the Hub goes offline, smart home devices will stop sending updates until it reconnects.

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