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GE Profile 30in Smart Slide-In Induction Range (PHS930)

GE Appliances

premium local: none Wi-Fi
Price
premium band last checked May 27, 2026
HA fit
poor
Works offline
no
Setup
advanced
Hub needed
no

Quick verdict

As a range it is excellent - induction cooktop, convection, air fry. As a Home Assistant device it is poor by my local-first rubric: support runs entirely through GE's cloud, either GE's own SmartHQ custom integration (which exposes only basic toggles for ranges so far) or the community ha_gehome custom integration that covers oven state over GE's cloud websocket. Expect monitoring and timers rather than control, occasional breakage when GE changes its API, and nothing working offline.

Standout: A top-tier induction range whose Home Assistant paths (GE's own SmartHQ integration or the community ha_gehome) are all cloud based.

Notes last checked May 27, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant poorCloud-only or bridge-locked. "Works with HA" in name only, with no meaningful local control.
Apple Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Google Home goodWell supported, with only minor gaps.
Alexa goodWell supported, with only minor gaps.
Works offline partly / no
Setup advanced
Extra hub needed no
Power hardwired

Why it stands out

  • The ha_gehome custom integration surfaces oven/cooktop state, timers, and remote alerts in Home Assistant
  • 5.3 cu ft true convection oven with no-preheat air fry and a powerful induction cooktop (the appliance itself is excellent)
  • Works with Google and Alexa for voice status and basic control

Reasons to hesitate

  • Cloud-only: GE's own SmartHQ integration exposes only basic toggles for ranges so far, and the community ha_gehome that covers oven state can break when GE changes its API
  • Safety features mean you cannot freely start cooking remotely; control is mostly monitoring and timers
  • No local control and nothing works in Home Assistant during an internet outage

Best for

  • GE SmartHQ owners who want oven status, timers, and finished alerts in Home Assistant
  • Cooks who care about the induction range first and treat HA support as a bonus

Avoid if

  • You want a supported, official, or local Home Assistant integration
  • You depend on cooking automations surviving cloud or internet outages

Privacy and local-control notes

The SmartHQ integration is a community custom component that authenticates to GE's cloud and talks to the range over a cloud websocket. Account credentials are stored in Home Assistant; all state and any control passes through GE's servers.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: SmartHQ: GE Appliances' own HACS custom integration (geappliances-smarthq-integration, cloud OAuth and websocket; only basic toggles for ranges so far) or the community ha_gehome (GE's cloud websocket API) for oven state and timers.

Buying reality check

Price notes: GE Profile PHS930 series 30-inch slide-in induction range. The owner's exact sub-model is the PHS930YPCFS finish/retailer variant; the PHS930YPFS is the widely listed equivalent. Sold via GE Appliances and major retailers; the Amazon listing linked here is the PHS930YPFS.

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