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BryanC
> 3 dayPaired with ease with my Phillips Hue bridge, shows up on the Hue App once connected then they both auto showed up on my Google home app where I was able to place into a room and then set up the routine to work the plugs. 100% better than the awful GE smart plugs I bought last year. Buying two more of these right now.
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Roger M.
> 3 dayI am using Home Assistant on my home sever, I used these to automate my reptile tanks. Install was of course easy, linking to Home Assistant was very easy and it picked them right up. I am purchasing 3 more packs of two for other tanks and some other things I want control over.
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Scott Campbell
> 3 dayThis plug is abnormally large, and blocks other plugs from being used in some cases. You cant use two in a top/bottom configuration. This is an intentionally bad design.
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Jason
Greater than one weekQuick inclusion into Hubitat hub and very responsive. I have my hubs on the second floor and these plugs on the first, and they work with no issues. Highly recommend. Only thing to be desired would be power reporting. Take note of the devices you will be plugging in. I replaced WeMo plugs with these. The WeMo plugs could handle up to 15A, these plugs can only handle up to 10A.
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Andrew G
Greater than one weekBought these as an alternative to Wifi plugs since I needed to relay my Zigbee around my house and Zigbee bulbs generally dont do that. Ever since I installed a few of these, I have no issues with my other Zigbee devices disconnecting.
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Peddlefaster
> 3 dayQuality part. Worked first time they were plugged in, havent missed a beat. Auto-recognized with my Smart Things network. Quick response time for on-off. Excellent product.
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Mark A
> 3 dayThese 2 plugs were my first zigbee devices on my Hubitat system. I only had z-wave devices, before these. My house is small, and I didnt have any trouble with my in-wall z-wave switches and plug-in outlets communicating at full strength with my hub. When I got these two new outlets, I plugged them into a socket next to my hub and included them very easily. Unfortunately, when I moved them them down the hall to the locations I wanted to use them, they wouldnt connect--with a continual sending message. They were only about 30-35 feet from the hub, but with a couple of interior walls in the way. I found that if I put one of the outlets in the hall about 18-20 feet away, then I could reach the other at the desired 35 foot location, but if I unplugged the hallway outlet, then I stopped communicating with the endpoint 35 feet away. This really limits the usefulness of these plugs, and I cant recommend them. At best, its like I bought 2 devices, but only got one and lost a hallway plug.
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andrew
> 3 dayThese things have never failed so far and purchased 2 more a year later!
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Steve
> 3 dayI wouldnt purchase these, as I had several of them fail in the last few weeks that I was using to control mesh nodes in my home network. They either completely failed in the off position, or randomly rebooted my equipment, with nothing in the logs. Hardware issues. Avoid these if you want any semblance of reliability. These were manually triggered only a few times in 12 months.
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ShuMO
> 3 dayStill a bit too large for 2 in a single outlet. Cheap. fast. and work. always detect in my Hubitat and never a problem. I now run 8 of them. Update - Annoying development is that I used one in my bedroom. the LED is so bright as to make it painful to sleepy eyes. The driver/software does NOT allow the LED to be disabled - use of 3rd party led covers (Tinted film or Electrical Tape) is the only option. I have removed 1 full star due to this problem.