WiNet can let Alexa turn a compatible pellet stove on and off by using the WiNet cloud API together with the external URL Switch service from Virtual Smart Home.
Alexa receives the voice command associated with your virtual switch.
URL Switch performs the HTTP GET request you configured.
WiNet Cloud receives the request and sends the on or off command to the device.
Open WiNet Cloud and its device list, then select the name of your stove. The device page shows the API key to use in the command URLs.
Virtual Smart Home labels may change slightly over time, but the principle is the same: one URL for ON and one for OFF.
https://ws.cloudwinet.it/WiNetStove.svc/json/Ignit/[API_KEY]https://ws.cloudwinet.it/WiNetStove.svc/json/Shutdown/[API_KEY]The exact phrase depends on the language set on Alexa and on the name you gave the switch. With a switch called “Stove”, for example:
If your Alexa device uses a different language from this page, say the command in the language configured on the Echo.
After Alexa discovers the switch, you can use it in Alexa Routines together with your other smart devices. Always test manually before relying on an automatic routine.
Choose a day and time for a call with our technician. The initial WiNet setup is always included and free of charge. Alexa integration or later work is subject to the terms of the applicable support service.
The integration described here uses the WiNet cloud API together with the external URL Switch service from Virtual Smart Home, which creates a switch Alexa can discover.
Yes. Choose a short, easy-to-pronounce name; the voice command will use the name assigned to the switch.
Yes. Once Alexa discovers the switch, it can be used in routines subject to the functions available for your account and device.
In WiNet Cloud, by opening the stove from the device list. Treat the key as a private credential.