Hubitat

OwnerRez directly integrates with Hubitat to configure compatible door locks paired with Hubitat devices.

The Hubitat integration is unique because it is not a lock brand but a home automation hub for users with Zigbee or Z-wave devices (low-energy wireless communication protocol). It is ideal for those who don't like the idea of all of their devices reaching out to the internet as it keeps the management all local. It is a more advanced option and is only recommended to users who are comfortable with such technology.

To use this integration, users must purchase the $3/month ($30/year) "Remote Admin" subscription from Hubitat.

In addition to purchasing the remote admin subscription, users must first configure their locks, download and install the OwnerRez Progressive Web App on their Hubitat Hub (via a ZIP file), and then "pair" them with OwnerRez.

• Requirements
• Cost
• Supported Locks
• Features
• Limitations
• Steps for Integration
  • Hubitat
  • OwnerRez
• De-integration

Requirements

Cost

Supported Locks

To the best of our knowledge, here is the list of supported Hubitat locks. Here is Hubitat's supported device list, and users can filter by Device Type and Lock.

• Z-Wave
  • Alfred Z-Wave Lock DB2, DB2-B
  • August August Pro Lock
  • Danalock V3 Z-Wave Lock V3
  • Kaadas Smart Lock KA201
  • Kaadas Smart Lock KA211
  • Kaadas Smart Lock KA200
  • keyWe Lock
  • Kwikset 910/912/914 Lock 910, 912, 914 Locks
  • Kwikset Kwikset Connect 620 Lock
  • Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro Z-Wave Lock
  • Yale Assure Connected YRD226
  • Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD420 Lock
  • Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD450 Lock
  • Yale Conexis L1 Conexis L1 Lock
  • Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD450-BLE-619
  • Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD430-BLE-BSP
  • Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410-BLE-BSP
  • Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD420-BLE-619
  • Yale Assure Lock SL
  • Generic Z-Wave Lock
• Zigbee
  • Danalock V3 Zigbee Lock V3
  • Kwikset 10-Button Deadbolt
  • Kwikset 10-Button Touch Deadbolt 
  • Kwikset 5-Button Deadbolt Lock 
  • Kwikset 5-Button Lever Lock
  • Kwikset Smartcode Lock
  • Kwikset Touchscreen Deadbolt 916
  • Onesti Products AS Touch Prolock
  • Yale Assure Keypad Deadbolt YRD216
  • Yale Lever Lock YRL236, YRL256
  • Yale Push Button Lever Lock YRD210
  • Generic ZigBee Lock
• Virtual
  • Hubitat (virtual devices) Virtual Lock
  • Hubitat (virtual devices) Virtual Lock (no codes)

Features

• Custom Codes
• Last X digits of guest phone number
• Random Codes (as generated by OwnerRez)

Limitations

• Lock code length can vary by lock
  • OwnerRez automatically limits / pads the code length as needed on a lock-by-lock basis
• The Hubitat Hub must be online and able to communicate with the lock at check-in time to configure the code
  • We have a number of safeguards in place to protect against codes not getting configured on the lock, but a prolonged power outage, misconfigured clocks/timezones, software crash, etc could cause failures.
  • The Hub does not need to communicate with OwerRez or the internet to configure the locks, provided it was online at some point after the booking was created
• Hubitat is not user-friendly when compared to the larger brands

Steps for Integration

Hubitat

1. Physically install your Hubitat Elevation C-7, C-8 or newer unit at your property.  We have successfully tested this integration on both C-7 and C-8 hubs.
2. Create your My Hubitat account
3. Download the latest OwnerRez Hubitat file, which is here: orez-hubitat-v1.1.2.zip
   

4. Log in to your My Hubitat account

   

5. In the Hubitat Hub Main Menu, make sure the Developer Tools menu is expanded and click on Bundles.

      4. On the upper right-hand corner, click Import ZIP.

     11. Click Done (required step to finish the install).

     13. And your Hubitat Integration should be complete on the Hubitat side. You should see a "You are connected to OwnerRez." message.

OwnerRez

1. Navigate to Settings > Workflow & Devices > Door Locks > + Connect a Lock Integration.
2. Click the "Connect Hubitat" button

     3. Acknowledge the monthly fee per lock that will be added to your monthly charges if you have a Hubitat lock or locks mapped. Click "Ok, I understand" to continue.

     4. Click on your Hubitat Door Lock Integration.

     5. Next to Property Mapping, click on Change.

     6. Select the correct properties from the OwnerRez Properties dropdown menu. Make sure that the name of the lock has the same name as in your Hubitat Hub. Click Save.

     7. After mapping a lock to a property, you can lock, unlock, and view lock info and events. You can also see at a glance the battery level and whether the lock is locked or unlocked.

De-integration

To de-integrate or disable any locks, users can unmap the lock from any properties (Integration, step 10), and that will disable the lock. Hubitat door locks cannot be deleted or removed, only disabled.