GivEnergy Smart Plug
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- Item no: 40636DR
- Weight: 0,08 kg
GivEnergy Smart Plug
Smart plugs are a simple way to automate wired devices and make the home a bit smarter but GivEnergy’s smart plug is a little different as users can see exactly how much energy the connected devices are using.
Controlled from anywhere using the GivEnergy app, home appliances whether smart or not can be easily managed remotely to cut waste as well as costs.
Also, advanced routines and schedules can be set involving up to 300 smart plugs! And it works with Alexa.
- 16A Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring
- Power and Energy Breakdown
- WiFi Controlled
- Working Temp: -10 ~ 60°C
- WiFi Requirements: 2.4 GHz Only
- Input Voltage: 230V AC 50Hz - 60Hz
- Max Power: 3680W
| Brand: | GivEnergy |
Information according to manufacturer. Subject to errors and changes.
Brilliant liitle things that make life easier and safer. They just work!
Bought two of these - as a "try it" kind of idea, now I'm back for more. They arrived within days and were simple to set up - and link to my GivEnergy phone app - so now I can switch lights on and off and see what devices are drawing most at any time. Driving home after a long trip ...took seconds to switch the lights on to welcome us home.
Givenergy smartplug stockist
Ordered three GivEnergy smartplugs, not the easiest product to find and buy, but Battery Group stocked them and also stocked them at a reasonable price; very similar price to TP-LINK and Kasa smartplugs but compatible with the GivEnergy stable of products and their app.
Straight forward order process with updates on dispatch and delivery. Relatively small delivery charge.
The difference between the TP-LINK devices and the GivEnergy is that once the smartplug is connected to the GivEnergy app there's no need to add an tariff data as this is done automatically via the app, whereas with the others you have to manually input the kWh rate.
Brilliant liitle things that make life easier and safer. They just work!
Bought two of these - as a "try it" kind of idea, now I'm back for more. They arrived within days and were simple to set up - and link to my GivEnergy phone app - so now I can switch lights on and off and see what devices are drawing most at any time. Driving home after a long trip ...took seconds to switch the lights on to welcome us home.
Ian Mackey
Brilliant liitle things that make life easier and safer. They just work!
Bought two of these - as a "try it" kind of idea, now I'm back for more. They arrived within days and were simple to set up - and link to my GivEnergy phone app - so now I can switch lights on and off and see what devices are drawing most at any time. Driving home after a long trip ...took seconds to switch the lights on to welcome us home.
Givenergy smartplug stockist
Ordered three GivEnergy smartplugs, not the easiest product to find and buy, but Battery Group stocked them and also stocked them at a reasonable price; very similar price to TP-LINK and Kasa smartplugs but compatible with the GivEnergy stable of products and their app.
Straight forward order process with updates on dispatch and delivery. Relatively small delivery charge.
The difference between the TP-LINK devices and the GivEnergy is that once the smartplug is connected to the GivEnergy app there's no need to add an tariff data as this is done automatically via the app, whereas with the others you have to manually input the kWh rate.
Tim Griffiths
Givenergy smartplug stockist
Ordered three GivEnergy smartplugs, not the easiest product to find and buy, but Battery Group stocked them and also stocked them at a reasonable price; very similar price to TP-LINK and Kasa smartplugs but compatible with the GivEnergy stable of products and their app.
Straight forward order process with updates on dispatch and delivery. Relatively small delivery charge.
The difference between the TP-LINK devices and the GivEnergy is that once the smartplug is connected to the GivEnergy app there's no need to add an tariff data as this is done automatically via the app, whereas with the others you have to manually input the kWh rate.
