PGST manufactures smart home security systems, including wireless alarms, smoke detectors, and environmental sensors compatible with Tuya and Smart Life apps.
PGST is a provider of DIY home security and safety solutions, focusing on accessible, user-friendly technology for residential protection. The company's product lineup includes comprehensive wireless alarm systems that utilize WiFi and GSM/4G networks to ensure constant connectivity and remote monitoring capabilities. These systems simplify home security by integrating with widely used smart home platforms such as Tuya Smart and Smart Life, enabling users to control their devices via smartphone without mandatory monthly subscription fees.
Beyond central alarm hubs, PGST offers a variety of peripheral sensors and safety devices. These include photoelectric smoke alarms, electrochemical carbon monoxide detectors, PIR motion sensors, and door/window contacts. Designed for easy installation, PGST products cater to homeowners and renters seeking reliable, customizable security measures that can be expanded to fit various property sizes, from apartments to larger family homes.
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Most PGST smart security systems utilize the 'Smart Life' or 'Tuya Smart' applications, available for download on iOS and Android devices.
Ensure your phone is connected to a 2.4GHz WiFi network (5GHz is not supported). Open the Smart Life app, select 'Add Device', and follow the on-screen instructions, often requiring you to put the alarm host into pairing mode via its settings menu.
While many PGST alarm hosts work over WiFi, inserting a standard 2G/4G SIM card is recommended for call/SMS backup in case of internet failure. Note that 5G SIM cards are typically not supported.
It is recommended to test PGST smoke alarms once a month by pressing the test button to ensure the sensor and battery are functioning correctly.
False alarms can be caused by low batteries, installation near heat sources (vents, radiators), or direct sunlight. Ensure the sensor is installed at the recommended height and away from fluctuating air currents.