Enbrighten Z-Wave Plus Smart Outdoor Switch, 1-Outlet Plug-In (2nd Gen.), Weather-Resistant, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, for Landscape & Seasonal Lighting, ZWave Hub Required, 14298,Black

The unit itself is smaller than I thought it would be, which is a plus. I installed this in my backyard to control my landscape lighting and works as advertised! Very easy to pair with Smartthings as well.

Works well with ADT Command. You don’t need to contact ADT. You can install and delete it from your account with the ADT software, provided you are a subscribed customer and under a contract. There is a slight delay when turning the switch on from a cell phone but that seems normal. Other than that this device is rock solid. I have 7 of these with different options. None have failed in the past year. I recommend.

After quite a bit of research I bought a few of these to replace Wemo smart plugs. The Wemo’s kept disconnecting from wifi and often even went back into setup mode, which made them incredibly unreliable (Only devices on my network that kept disconnecting). I bought these only recently but they’ve been perfect. Setup took under a minute each and they seem to work great with my SmartThings hub (connected into Home Assistant). They aren’t as slim or sleek looking as the wemo’s, in fact they’re relatively on the large side. But having the plugs on the sides allows you to put furniture closer to the wall/socket, and despite their size I can easily connect bulky 3 prong plugs underneath them. Really happy with the purchase.

Not sure why some people are having issues with using this switch with Smarthings (other than when smarthings is having other issues). I have a Gen 1 that I have been using for over 2 years and now this Gen 2 and they both work with no problems at all. The Gen2 does not have the rubber plug to cover the outlet, so if you plan on leaving it mounted outside with nothing plugged in this could be a problem. I dont mount mine so not issue for me.

I now own two of these. Each time I had trouble pairing (just enough time in between purchases that I forgot how). It isn’t as intuitive as other Z-wave devices and there is no indication once it is in pairing mode. After initial pairing, both have worked great. They are outdoors in the elements with no issues.

I have it connect to Abode Security Iota hub. There is manual switch to turn it on and off. Pros: 1. Simple to setup and pair. 2. Simple to connect to Alexa (depends on your Z-wave hub). 3. Simply works. Could be better: 1. The size can be smaller as I think its kind big. It will cover a couple of outlets on surge protector unless you use the brick plug port. It takes up 1-outlet on normal 2-outlets wall plug. 2. The price is bit high but it works so I dont mind.

Works great with Alexa and app. However, I switched to these from WeMo because my WeMo dimmer stopped working after 2 days; so I need to give this a little more time and do an update.

ring setup tips-- I couldnt find anywhere else (quickly), so thought I would share here -- to add, select security (not smart plug -- since that is ring) then scroll down to works with ring -- then, to switch new devices to be on the extender, just trigger them once or twice and/or use the connect button and then the signal warning icon in the individual sensor summary screen (battery, alerts on / off page, etc.) should go away (ring support-- please add this to the summary line, after the word closed-- low signal so its easier to find which devices need troubleshooting)

Use it with my Smart Things hub and it works perfectly

Was very careful to install the product correctly and it just stopped working after less than 6 months…. Really difficult to figure out who to call for product support.