My Smart Product Shows as Offline – What Should I Do?
When a Smart product appears as offline in the app, there can be several causes. Before looking at specific solutions, it’s helpful to perform a quick check first:
Preliminary Advice:
Ensure your mobile device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Smart product (note: only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi is supported).
Check that your router is switched on and functioning correctly.
Make sure the device is within range of the Wi-Fi signal.
If the problem persists, follow the steps for each situation below.
1. Router Not Connected
Check that your router is switched on and that your device is still connected to the network.
After switching on the router, it may take a few minutes for Smart products to reconnect.
On average, it takes about 2 minutes for products to appear online again in the app.
2. Changed Router or Network Details
If you have recently installed a new router, or changed your Wi-Fi name (SSID) or password, the products must be re-paired.
Remove the relevant offline Smart product in the app.
Re-add the device via the app, as you did during the initial setup.
3. Firmware Update
When a device performs a firmware update, its connection to the network is temporarily interrupted.
Once the update is complete, the device will automatically reconnect to the network.
If your Wi-Fi network is unstable, the device may fail to reconnect. In this case, you need to remove and re-pair the device in the app.
4. Weak Wi-Fi Signal
A weak or disrupted Wi-Fi signal can also be the cause. Possible reasons include:
Multiple (concrete) walls between the router and the Smart product
The device is housed in metal or near many metal objects
Devices or objects interfering with the signal
Solutions:
Remove obstacles wherever possible.
Consider installing an additional Wi-Fi access point to strengthen the signal.