Innr Zigbee Smart Plug, Works with Philips Hue*/ Alexa/ Google (Hub Required) 3120W, SP 222, 2-pack

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Note: While most smarts plug do not support dimming, there are a small number of ‘inline smart plugs’ that allow you to dim a plugged-in lamp. Samotech, Treatlife and MOES all sell dimming-compatible smart plugs. These aren’t as common as ‘normal’ smart plugs, but you can sometimes find them. Other Hubs That Support Smart (Zigbee) Plugs I am considering buying four of your Tasmota smart plugs, but can you tell me if they integrate into the new Home Assistant Energy Dashboard so I can monitor them under the ‘Individual devices’ section please? Without having to install any other special add-ons or create counters to gather long-term stats etc. Two years ago this situation would have been fairly easy: all Hue bulbs required the Hue bridge. But now Hue have released a range of Hue bulbs that support Bluetooth, meaning that you no longer need the Hue Bridge to get started with smart lighting (the bulbs can instead interact with your phone and hence Alexa/Google Assistant over Bluetooth). The Zignito Smart Hub works as a bridge between devices, enabling you to control all of your devices with one app Connects seamlessly with other Zignito products, providing you with the ultimate smart home experience.

The SYLVANIA Smart Plug is a remotely controllable smart plug device. Being a Zigbee-compatible smart plug, this model can easily be combined with many other Zigbee platforms and devices. Anywhoo, I have tweaked the article a bit now, and also added a note that some smart plugs do support dimming. Reply Sonoff is a bit ahead of you. SONOFF Official – 11 May 21 How to Add Your SONOFF Devices On Home Assistant - SONOFF Official Products designed for outdoor applications come with additional sealing to prevent any dirt, dust, and moisture ingression. A Zigbee smart plug for outdoor applications will cost more than a regular smart plug.Smart plugs link up to your Wi-Fi connection and can direct power to your dumb devices on a schedule, or simply via a voice command issued to Alexa or the Google Assistant. This also means that you can view your dumb products as part of your connected devices via whichever smart home hub app you’re currently using. Installation through the Hue app is a little fiddly and, if you just want to control this plug via a device, you’ll need to put it in its own room or Zone. If you don’t have Hue already, then one of the other products on this list will do a better job; if you do, then buy this one. Develco Norwegian HAN Adapter (Develco EMIZB-132) → https://github.com/zigpy/zha-device-handlers/issues/267 The smart Plug is very easy to set up and ideal for both living and workspaces. When you’ve finished your day at the office, simply switch all electrical items off and leave knowing your space is safe.

My only quibble, and it’s probably irrelevant for most people, is that it only shows Watts. The TP-Link WiFi smart plugs I’ve used show the following attributes: current_power_w: 0 By offering “kits” that have everything you need to get started, we make it easier to have Smart lighting in your home. And, if you end up wanting to expand your solution, it’s simple.This Smart Zigbee Plug offers both wireless and a manual control switch, so you can control from anywhere.

The Innr Smart Plug is designed to transform your traditional lights and devices into smart ones. The Innr Smart Plug is Zigbee compatible. You can couple this device with your existing Zigbee-compatible hub. The IP rating of this device is IP20, and it can only be considered for indoor applications. You can use a single smart plug for the controlling of multiple lights and devices. However, the total load on the plug should not exceed its rated power, for instance, 1800 W in this case.

Adding a Hue routine allows you to choose any light/device (via a room), irrespective of whether it’s a smart bulb or smart plug.