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Product number | 862859 | |
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Manufacturer code | HB001 | |
Brand | Hombli | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue | |
Old product returned for free |
Measures energy consumption | ||
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Number of smart plugs | 1 | |
Controls via app | ||
Controlled via Apple app | ||
Controlled via Android app | ||
Functions in app | Control plug, Set schedules, View energy consumption per day | |
Smart home platform | Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri Shortcuts | |
Including remote | ||
Protocol | WiFi | |
Bridge required for WiFi connection | ||
Usage location | Indoors |
Maximum power (W) | 3680 W | |
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Size plug | Medium | |
Height | 46 mm | |
Width | 46 mm | |
Depth | 84 mm | |
Connection voltage | 220 - 250 V |
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According to our power plug expert
With this smart plug, you can also measure the energy consumption of connected devices.
Thanks to the WiFi connection, the plug can also be operated remotely, even from abroad.
Connect the plug to Google Assistant or Alexa, so you can operate it and your other smart devices from a single app.
To remotely control the smart plug with the app, you need a stable WiFi network in your home.
The Hombli Smart Socket is a smart plug that you connect to your smartphone via WiFi. After you've paired the plug, you can operate a connected device from anywhere with the app on your phone. In addition, the plug measures the energy consumption of the device you connect. Via the app, you can easily set timers or schedules. This way, the smart plug ensures that you don't have any unnecessary energy costs. You can switch the connector on or off manually via the button on the side. Connect the Smart Socket to Google Assistant or Alexa, so you can also operate it via your smart speaker or smart home hub.
General
Initially I was unable to connect the plugs to the app. After quite a bit of trial and error I found out that the problem was in the use of the wifi6 protocol. When I turned this off for 2.4ghz in my Asus router, they connected without a problem. Since then they have been working perfectly fine. Fortunately, all WiFi6 devices are connected via the 5GHz network, so they are not affected by this.
Martijn Varwijk
22 August 2022
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I myself will (partially) replace them with a product that does work with the open source program home assistant.
Onno
1 April 2023
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Excellent products works well simple definitely recommended. App works well excellent connection
Fred
1 September 2021
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