BlitzWolf 3840W Smart Socket BW-SHP2
Product code: BW-SHP2
Input: 110-240V 50-60Hz
Max load 16A
Maximum power 3840W
The BlitzWolf smart socket BW-SHP2 is the first smart socket released by BlitzWolf. You can turn off the socket by an app through Wifi or use one of the smart home integrations. The socket can switch a maximum of 16 Amps and supports 110-240 Volts at 50-60 Herts. On the device is a button where you can turn the socket on and off manually and there is a status light to see if it is switched on or not.
It supports power metering and has overcurrent protection.
The device only supports the type F socket, and not the type E which is common in France and Belgium.
The size of the unit is a bit bulky: 2.55 inch x 3.11 inch (6,48cm x 7.9 cm), which can block sockets next to it.
You can connected to it through the Smart Life app. Here you can turn it off and on, set a schedule for on/off, or set a countdown to power off. In the "electric" tab you can see the current (A), power (W) and Voltage (V) it is delivering at the moment and historical. The app can send you a notification if the device plugged into it draws too much current and that it will switch off.
To add this you have to link your Tuya, or Smart Life account.
Specifications:
2.4Ghz WiFiInput: 110-240V 50-60Hz
Max load 16A
Maximum power 3840W
The BlitzWolf smart socket BW-SHP2 is the first smart socket released by BlitzWolf. You can turn off the socket by an app through Wifi or use one of the smart home integrations. The socket can switch a maximum of 16 Amps and supports 110-240 Volts at 50-60 Herts. On the device is a button where you can turn the socket on and off manually and there is a status light to see if it is switched on or not.
It supports power metering and has overcurrent protection.
The device only supports the type F socket, and not the type E which is common in France and Belgium.
The size of the unit is a bit bulky: 2.55 inch x 3.11 inch (6,48cm x 7.9 cm), which can block sockets next to it.
You can connected to it through the Smart Life app. Here you can turn it off and on, set a schedule for on/off, or set a countdown to power off. In the "electric" tab you can see the current (A), power (W) and Voltage (V) it is delivering at the moment and historical. The app can send you a notification if the device plugged into it draws too much current and that it will switch off.
Smart home integration
You can connect this to Alexa, Google Home and IFTTT.To add this you have to link your Tuya, or Smart Life account.
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