One of the things that impressed me about the Almond 3 was the ability to program in Wi-Fi triggers that uses the Wi-Fi in your connected devices to sense your presence.
The Almond 3 is a more than just a router. It is a centralized hub capable of managing a wide variety of devices thanks to its built-in Zigbee radio and support for Z-Wave and Bluetooth.
I suppose all routers are smart by definition, but the Almond 3, Securifi’s third-gen wireless AC router, takes things to a new level.
Securifi’s Almond 3 is a router and smart home hub in a nifty single box.
One Almond 3 should do the trick for up to 1,300 square feet.
Two Almond 3 units will give you the coverage you need on both floors up to 2,600 square feet.
For homes larger than 2,600 sq.ft, start with three Almond 3 units. Add additional units depending on the size and layout of your home.
One Almond 3 is all you need unless you have a luxury yacht.
Almond wirelessly communicates with countless smart devices throughout your home. Simply pair a smart device with Almond 3 to control it with the free Almond app. Hundreds of smart devices are already Almond 3 compatible.
The Almond 3 makes it easy to set up a simple home alert system with a variety of door, window, motion, flood and even vibration sensors. You can control connected sensors with the free Almond app and monitor them with push notifications to your phone. You can also enable auto arm and disarm modes right from the app.
Almond 3 is friends with all kinds of Smart Home devices like lights, thermostats, locks, door sensors and communicates wirelessly with them. We built an open smart home platform to allow many of your favorite smart home brands like Amazon Echo, Nest, Philips Hue, Yale and others to join in. Find more information at our official site.
Control your smart devices with voice commands through the Amazon Echo. The Almond 3 pairs with Echo so you can control Home/Away modes and Scenes you’ve created. For example “Alexa, tell Almond to activate Movie Scene.” or “Alexa, tell Almond to set Home mode”.
