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Main
Function "parental control".
Device typesmart power stripsmart power strip
Number of sockets66
Operating formatleader (Master)leader (Master)
Kit11
Control
from smartphone /+ LAN port/
from smartphone /+ LAN port/
Communication protocolWi-FiWi-Fi
Smart home system integration
Google Home
 
Voice assistant
Amazon Alexa
Google Assistant
 
 
Features
Features
timer
scheduled work
energy consumption statistics
childproof curtains
surge protection
timer
scheduled work
energy consumption statistics
childproof curtains
surge protection
General
USB port1
Maximum power2400 W2400 W
Maximum load10 A10 A
Cable length1.8 m1.8 m
Size261x118x51 mm261x118x51 mm
Weight928 g920 g
Added to E-Catalogmarch 2020march 2020

Smart home system integration

Nowadays, you can find different smart home platforms, the most popular are Apple HomeKit and Google Home (see below). However, there are other options for proprietary systems - as a rule, they are sold by manufacturers for their smart home devices.

- Apple HomeKit. Smart home technology developed by Apple and designed to be controlled from Apple devices (iPhone smartphones and iPad tablets, PCs and laptops on macOS, wrist gadgets on watchOS and smart video equipment on tvOS, as well as HomePod smart speakers). One of the most striking features of this technology is the ability to control components (including smart sockets) through the Siri voice assistant. Specific HomeKit functionality is constantly being expanded and improved; however, if you are a fan of Apple technology, when choosing smart sockets you should definitely pay attention to models that support this technology.

- Google Home. Similar technology from Google. Compatible components (including smart plugs) can be controlled from any device with the Google Home app installed; Today such an application is available for both Android and iOS. In addition, there are specialized control devices - most notably the Google Nest line of smart speakers (which was originally called Google Home), equipped with a built-in Google Assistant.

Voice assistant

The type of voice assistant supported by the device.

By itself, the support of a voice assistant makes it possible to control a smart socket / extension cord using voice commands. However, note that this is not about an assistant built into the socket itself, but about guaranteed compatibility with the gadget where the corresponding assistant is installed. Thus, to use this feature, you will need an additional device with a built-in voice assistant — a smartphone, tablet, smart speaker (Amazon Echo, Apple HomePod, Google Nest), etc.

The most popular voice assistants nowadays are Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri, Google Assistant. A smart socket can be compatible with one of them, or with several at once; the specific functionality available from the voice assistant should be specified separately in each case. In addition, you should pay attention to the supported languages.

Note that the support of assistants is directly provided for in some smart home systems. For example, the Apple HomeKit specification initially includes the use of Siri, and Google Assistant is available in Google Home if an Android gadget is used for control (more on HomeKit and Google Home, see above).

USB port

The number of USB outputs provided in the design of the smart socket/extension cable.

The main (and usually the only) purpose of such outlets is to charge various gadgets like smartphones and tablets, as well as power some accessories (for example, miniature desktop fans). And the number of USB ports corresponds to the number of devices that can be directly connected to an outlet/extension cable in this way. Due to the relatively small dimensions of such connectors, several of them are often provided — up to 4.