Wifi Plug Pro 03 Manual

[Kimbery Challacombe]

Experiencethe ease of wireless with the Enbrighten Single-Outlet Wi-Fi Smart Plug. Connect the smart switch to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network to control and schedule plug-in lights and other indoor devices. By supporting dual- and tri-band routers, the plug is ideal for the latest equipment. The easy-to-use Enbrighten app with hassle-free pairing options is available on the Apple App Store and on Google Play. Direct compatibility with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant allows convenient voice commands without a hub.

The smart plug works with all bulb types and features one grounded outlet as well as a manual ON/OFF button. To fully automate your life, connected appliances are controlled by scheduled settings, weather changes, location and full-range countdowns. Custom ON/OFF commands support operation around the clock while preset automations allow lighting control at the perfect time of day. The smartest homes go everywhere with the Enbrighten Single-Outlet Wi-Fi Smart Plug.

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Am looking for a Smart Plug with a manual switch. Application: hair curler left plugged in, using geofencing to turn it off. Don't want to turn it back on with geofencing, don't want to use phone to turn it back on, just want to push a manual button on the Smart Plug.

TRDFRI Wireless control outlet. Now it's really easy for anyone to use smart products. The outlet allows you to connect any lamp, coffee maker or another household appliance to the control outlet and control it from a distance.

So you will need to download the app from either Android Play Store or Apple App Store. Set up the plug. You then will NEED to set up a scene for the plug to be ON and a scene for the plug to be OFF. I will explain later below

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Your pretty much done. Now you just need to use IFTTT to complete the process. You can enable the channel by finding Smart Life.

ifttt.com IFTTTConnect Smart Life to IFTTT, Email, Google Calendar, Weather Underground, Button widget, Date & Time, Location and more.

From there you just have to create the applet. You will have to do two (on and off).

You may have to re-authorize SmartThings channel to find your plug so you might as well go and refresh your devices on that channel.

Thanks Matthews for these instructions. This works well with just a couple of seconds delay.

Btw, I am using a Geekbes wifi outlet through Tuya app and did not have to create a scene in the app. The device showed up in the smartlife applet in IFTTT.

As far as I know, for all intensive purposes the SmartThings Link for NVIDIA Shield works exactly the same as the stand-alone hub, which is awesome because I snagged it for $10 + $4.50 shipping direct from Samsung using a promotional coupon code. Anyhow, I see that webCoRE is a much geekier and local-network-based (ie., faster!) IFTTT type of affair, so I will definitely install it and check it out.

NOTE: Z-Wave gateway controller required - sold separately. *Your smart hub / controller needs to support advanced settings and configuration for you to take advantage of this feature.

We may have this product available in open box, refurbished, or used condition - just check the variant buttons under the product price for availability. All of our recycled inventory has been tested for both manual and Z-Wave control and is fully functional at the time of shipment. Here is what you can expect when ordering your device:

Give your current small appliances the power of Z-Wave. While connected to your Z-Wave controller, enjoy wireless on/off control of your most crucial everyday devices such as lamps, TV/audio equipment, computers, and clocks (no heavy-duty appliances like washers or dryers).

Know exactly how much power they're consuming at any given moment and over time. Create custom scenes designed around your schedule: it will work just as good by your bedside as for your holiday lights (indoors only).

If your Z-Wave hub allows, the Smart Plug even lets you customize advanced configurations and parameter adjustments based on your preferences. This is a simple, low-cost electrical solution that will give you a smarter, more efficient home.

How to include the Smart Plug to your smart home network?

1. Insert the Smart Plug into a standard 120 V receptacle

2. Put your Z-Wave controller in inclusion/pairing mode

3. Click the Z-Wave button on the plug 3 times quickly to finalize the inclusion process

4. A new on/off device will appear on your hub's device list

In case the internet connectivity is down for the Plug, there is a backup mechanism via BT which can be used to connect and control the device. The app will auto prompt in case the device is not reachable via internet

Since it uses wireless transmissions to send and receive their signals , we need wifi to operate the even through Qubo App but We have backup Bluetooth technology so the plugs can still operate in the event when Wi-Fi is down.

Hold the button for 4 seconds, Blue light will be flashing slowly and it means smart plug is reset & ready to be added via the Qubo App. The device will keep blinking till the device commission is complete.

The product will ship 1-3 business days after purchase, and delivery will take 4-7 business days. All orders will be dispatched from our US or Canada warehouse.

Refund:

30-Day Refund Policy

For any reason, undamaged products can be fully refunded within 30 days after the delivery date to the shipping address. Once the item is returned to Vocolinc's warehouse for inspection, the refund process will begin.

Please go to the footer menu to view the shipping policy and return policy.

Vocolinc smart plugs work with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home. By simply using vocal commands, your choice of voice assistant will switch on/off your connected electrical devices. The status will then instantly sync across all smart home ecosystems.

Durable Quality with Compact Size(1800W): Mini size outlet socket never blocks off the second outlet, Certified by cTUVus and FCC. It supports electrical devices up to 15A while providing protection and quality assurance for you, your family, and your home.

Chiming to say that these work perfectly with HomeKit. I use a HomePod mini as a hub and have Nest WiFi mesh routers. These smart plugs work great. I've got four so far in my home and they've yet to disconnect/fail after a full year of constant usage. I'd recommend these if you're looking for a reliable/affordable smart plug to use with HomeKit.

Note that, while you can use these without installing any third-party app, you *do* need to have the VOCOlinc app to update the firmware. Updates don't come by often, but I noticed that you cannot do so via the Apple Home app itself; you'll need VOCOlinc's app from the App Store.

I've had a few days playing with the VOCOlinc Smart Plug Mini 2 pack. The integration with my HomeKit system was easy within the Apple Home app. Once installed, I opened the Vocolinc app to see what other features are available with the devices. Once I selected the devices, they prompted me to download the latest firmware, which installed fast and without any issue.

The only other feature I can see that the app provides is a timer to turn on or off the device. I will most likely use the smart plugs with HomeKit only and integrate them with my automation and scenes.

Pros:

-Easy Setup

-Small footprint you can fit two in one wall outlet

-VOCOlinc updates the firmware frequently, giving me hope that they will patch any security vulnerabilities that arise.

-Works with all popular smart home platforms

-It comes with two devices per pack saving on cost when you need more than one.

Cons:

-None Yet

I always wanted to do home automation, but I always thought it was out of reach financially. Well, once I picked up an Apple HomePod, I began to see how simple HomeKit makes things. The integration of these smart outlets is perfect. I followed the instructions, and they synced up perfectly. The only issue I had was not with the outlet, but my phone. During setup, the instructions tell you to connect your device to the 2.4 wifi network at your location, but my phone had disconnected from it, and tried going back to the 5GHz, which is not supported (my guess is because 2.4 offers a better range). Once everything was on the correct network. It was super simple, and now I can access everything with voice command, check on the outlets remotely, OR automate those outlets to come on or off at certain times, or when someone leaves the property. Pretty awesome.

The best compliment that you can give for this specific type of device is that it is transparent - and they are. Theyre very easy to set up and add to HomeKit and once theyre set up, they just work! Not only are they rock solid, but theyre quick too. Whether Im controlling it via the Vocolinc app, the Apple Home app or via Siri - they respond very quickly.

To be honest, I was wary at first because of the price difference between these smart plugs and other, comparable ones. But with Amazons return policies I figured I didnt have anything to lose but time. I was so happy when these turned out to be actually better/faster/more reliable than the other ones Ive tried. To be fair, Ive only tried the iHome and Eve smart plugs (aside from these). But both were a lot more expensive and neither worked reliably for me - and they were both slow in my experience.

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