Overload Protection
If the devices connected to the Double Plug exceed a total of 10A, the plug will turn off.
ETL Certified
The ETL mark is proof of product compliance to North American safety standards. ETL, similar to UL, is a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory.
Status Recovery
The plug will remember and restore the on/off status of the connected devices after a power outage. You can also adjust this behavior in the advanced settings.
S2 Security
The latest standard in Z-Wave technology ensures your smart home is safely locked and private.
Multitasking Plug
The Double Plug works great as a low profile on/off device for a couple of lamps or small appliances (10A total between both outlets). But it can serve as a smart power monitor, a signal tester, or extender as well. It’s fast, it’s secure, and it’s small.
As always, we’ve included a bunch of useful settings for you to customize the plug so you get the most of it. There is a built-in timer for remote reboots of connected devices or the option to turn off manual control. Once the Double Plug is included to your network, it starts routing communication in your Z-Wave mesh and acts as a powerful Z-Wave Plus range extender. Whether you need a permanent or temporary boost, you can easily move the plug to a receptacle in the are that needs more coverage and you’re set!
There's More
This little plug doesn’t just give you fast and reliable on / off control. It’s everything you’re looking for in advanced Z-Wave functionality.
The Double plug sends separate power reports for each of the 2 outlets, as well as combined data for both connected devices. You can check the Voltage, Amps, Watts, and kWh for combined use. The LED rings also display current power draw in real time by changing colors, whenever a connected device is on.
Just press and hold the Z-Wave button for 6 seconds and enter the signal test mode to easily check if the plug is within your network’s range. Its smart LED rings will light up in green, orange, or red depending on how strong the signal is at the location you’re testing.