SOMweb is the secure Smart Home solution where your data stay in the garage. This system enables you to control operators via a smartphone app or web browser. The data are safe, as they are not saved on external servers, but quite literally remain at home.
To find out whether SOMweb is compatible with your operator, see Compatibility.
SOMweb | |
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Modulation radio | FM 868.95 MHz |
Radio system | SOMloq2 |
Nominal voltage range 1 | 100-240 V |
Rated frequency | 50-60 Hz |
Protection class | IP20 |
Part size | 102x80x28 mm |
With the smart home solution, operators can be easily controlled via an app or browser on a smartphone, tablet or PC. The data is safe because it is not stored on external servers, but literally stays at home.
The operator only functions with a connected photocell.
The integrated server stores all data on the SOMweb. No user data are stored on external servers, which are a potential target for hackers due to their high data volumes. This means the best possible protection of your data against hackers. Communication between SOMweb and operator takes place via SOMloq2 radio control system with 128-bit AES encryption. Push messages on door movements and the optional video function ensure even greater security outside the visible range.
With the SOMweb app, you can control all your operators at the touch of a finger.
Download the SOMweb app and install it on your smartphone or tablet conveniently via Google Play or the App Store.
SOMweb at Google Play
SOMweb in the App Store
SOMweb is equipped with a server and establishes a direct connection between a WiFi-enabled device and the operator. For operation with a LAN cable, an optional LAN adapter for the USB port is required.
Via the app, it is extremely easy to keep your SOMweb up to date. The app informs you when updates are available. This means you don’t have to worry about security.
Integrate the SOMweb into your Smart Home and control your garage doors via your usual system.
HomeKit technology allows the use of the Apple Home App to create set-ups combining various devices. For example, to switch the hall light on automatically when you open the garage in the evening or query the door status with voice control via Siri.
Control operators using voice commands via Google Home or the Google Assistant. Open and close your door with a voice command or query the status of your door with Google voice control.
Creation of own events via the IFTTT platform. For example, automatic opening and closing of the garage at a defined distance, also called geo-fencing, from the door or at a specified time.
With the integrated video function, you can view a live stream of door movements from your IP cameras in the SOMweb app. You can receive notification of door movements via e-mail or push messages in the SOMweb app. You can view the video recordings later in the log.
With the comprehensive user management system and access control, you can define time- or location-dependent access to doors for an unlimited number of users.
Time
Limit access for users by week, per day or by the exact hour.
Location
Specify whether the user only has access within the local network or also via Internet.
Doors
Specify which user can operate which door.
Calendar
The calendar shows you when a door was opened and by whom.
Free apps for the Android operating system and iOS are available for download from Google Play and in the App Store. The app is compatible from Android 4.4 and from iOS 9.1.
The SOMweb installation and operating manual can be downloaded from the download portal.
Note that the SOMweb must be in a location where it is both within the range of the WiFi router and within the radio range of the operator.
Check that your operator is compatible with the SOMweb. Go to Compatibility
Check that the SOMweb is connected to your WiFi network. Also, identify and eliminate any sources of interference which may disturb WiFi radio operation .
If the SOMweb is connected to the correct network, check your photocell. If it is defective, it must be repaired or replaced in order to use the SOMweb. Also, check that your operator is compatible with the SOMweb. Go to Compatibility
Check that the SOMweb is connected to your WiFi network. Also, identify and eliminate any sources of interference which may disturb WiFi radio operation .
If the SOMweb is connected to the correct network, check your photocell. If it is defective, it must be repaired or replaced in order to use the SOMweb. Also, check that your operator is compatible with the SOMweb. Go to Compatibility
The Smart Home solution SOMweb can only be operated if a photocell is connected. You can find a list of all compatible operators under Compatibility.
SOMMER guarantees all users that their SOMMER drives, which are already compatible with SOMweb today, will be able to be integrated into a Matter network in the future.
You can change your password in the user management of the app.
For security reasons, if you have forgotten your SOMweb password, carry out a hardware reset (restoring the factory settings) and then put the SOMweb into operation again. A hardware reset deletes all settings which have been made. The Admin and users will then no longer be able to locate the SOMweb. The SOMweb must be reinstalled and connected to the end devices.
You will find the Reset button on the front of the SOMweb. Press and hold the Reset button using a thin (but not sharp) object until the Status LED blinks red. The factory settings have now been restored.
You can find more information in the installation and operating instructions.
To find out how to add devices to the Apple Home App, see Apple FAQs.
Open the SOMweb app and go to the Settings. Select the menu item “Apple HomeKit” and follow the instructions. Click Reset.
To find out how to add devices to the Apple Home App, see Apple FAQs.
Check whether the network LED on the SOMweb lights up continuously in blue. If this is not the case, carry out a reset of the network and the SOMweb.
Open the WiFi settings on your smartphone, tablet or PC. Select the SOMweb hub and start the application via the SOMweb app. Confirm the query "Has Apple HomeKit already been installed?" with "Yes."
Check that the SOMweb is logged in to the same network as your mobile end device with the Apple Home App. Also, make sure that you did not skip a step during installation of your SOMweb. You can also read on the Apple website how a device is added to the Apple Home App.
To find out how to add devices to the Apple Home App, see Apple FAQs.
Read the Apple instructions on enabling Smart Home devices for further users. Go to Instructions
Yes, you can. But first, you need to integrate the SOMweb into an existing network; to do this, simply carry out the standard installation procedure. Then you can select “WiFi mode stand-alone” in the settings of the SOMweb app under the menu item WiFi.
The Google Home password is used for authentication of a voice command when using Google Home. If you do not use Google Home, you can enter “1234” as the password, for example.
See the IFTTT website or install the app on your smartphone. Then register with your account data. Create a new account if you do not already have one. Go to IFTTT
Enter “GarageWifi & Gates“ in the search field and select the corresponding service from the applets displayed. In the next screen, select “Connect.” You will then be redirected to an external website.
A registration window opens. In this window, enter “Remote Access URL,” a user name and a password. You can find the “Remote Access URL“ under “Website” in the device information in the settings of your SOMweb app. Copy and paste the link into the field “Remote Access URL“ and enter the user name and password for your SOMweb. Now click “Authorize” and in the following screen, select the applet you wish to activate.
Your SOMweb is already enabled for “Google Assistant.” To activate the Google Assistant, please follow the instructions from Google. Go to instructions
We recommend our IP cameras for use inside or outside. Go to IP cameras
Is my existing IP camera compatible with the SOMweb Smart Home solution?
You can find a list of compatible IP cameras under IP camera compatibility overview.
You can find a list of compatible USB Ethernet adapters in the download portal