Wifi Socket

A Wi-Fi socket is a smart outlet that allows you to control plugged-in devices remotely via a smartphone app or voice assistant. It connects to your home Wi-Fi network, enabling you to turn devices on or off from anywhere with an internet connection, set schedules, and monitor energy usage.

No, installation of a Wi-Fi socket is straightforward and typically involves plugging it into a standard wall outlet. After connecting it to your home Wi-Fi network through the associated app, you can start using it immediately. There’s no wiring or complicated setup required, making it an easy DIY project.

You can control any device that plugs into the Wi-Fi socket, such as lamps, fans, coffee makers, or home appliances. However, it’s important to check the power rating of the socket to ensure it can handle the electrical load of the devices you plan to plug in.

Yes, most Wi-Fi sockets come with scheduling features that allow you to set timers for your devices. You can program the socket to turn on or off at specific times, which is useful for automating routines, enhancing energy efficiency, and increasing security by simulating occupancy.

If your Wi-Fi goes down, you will lose remote access to the socket via the app. However, many Wi-Fi sockets allow for manual control by using the physical button on the device itself. Once your Wi-Fi is restored, you can regain remote control through the app.