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Wifi Switch Controller 80A Energy Meter Current Transformer Clamp kWh Power Monitor Power Statistics Monitor Monitoring Device Compatible with Alexa Google Home Voice Control,2CH

~~£67.99~~

Product information

Description

General description

Rich functional design: Mainly used to detect the current and power consumption of the wire, with a current measurement range of 0.2 - 80A. This power statistics monitor can automate equipment and monitor most household appliances, helping to avoid abnormal electricity usage.

Technical specifications

Name: WiFi Power Meter

Material: Plastic

Type: 1Ch, 2Ch (optional)

Input Voltage: AC100 - 240V, 50/60Hz

Current Measuring Range: 0.2 - 80A (1Ch); 2 * (0.2 - 80A) (2Ch)

Operating Frequency: 2412 GHz - 2484 GHz

Support System: Google Home and Alexa

Operating Temperature: -10℃ - 40℃

Protocol: WiFi IEEE 802.11b/g/n

Operating Range: < 100m

IP Class: IP20

Item Size: 39.2 * 39.2 * 18mm / 1.54 * 1.54 * 0.71in

Package Size: 104 * 103 * 40mm / 4.09 * 4.06 * 1.57in

Package Weight: 1Ch: 150 grams / 5.29 ounces; 2Ch: 170 grams / 6.00 ounces

Installation

Easy installation with a small size, compatible with a 35mm universal standard rail, requiring no screws or wire disassembly, making it reliable and economical.

Usage

With the SmartLife app, you can check the working status of your appliance remotely at any time, securely. The automation function allows this device to work seamlessly with other devices, making voice control easy through Alexa and Google Home.

Features

Brand
GOTRAYS
Amperage
80 A
Warranty
1 year(s)
Connectivity
Wifi
Availability of spare parts
3 year(s)
Control function
Yes
Height
3 cm
IP rating
IP20
Width
3 cm
Material
Plastic
Type of electrical installation
DIN rail
Number of modules
1
Number of phase(s)
Single-phase
Weight
350 g
Wireless communication protocol
Wifi
Power
1 W
Voltage
230 V
Meter type
Electricity
ManoMano Reference
ME87216902
MMID
516001287526
Product code
QD8899FC3045
EAN
764393379999

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