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- Condition
- New
- Item Package Quantity
- 2
- Model
- MSS110HK
- Weight
- 140 g
- Color
- White
- Material
- Polycarbonate (PC)
- Voltage
- 120 volts
- In the box
- Smart Plug * 2
- Warranty
- 2 Year Manufacturer
- Works with
- Smartphone
Features 4
- Remote Control: To enable HomeKit remote control, you need a HomePod, an Apple TV 4K, Apple TV HD, or an iPad. Set any of these Apple devices in your house as a HomeKit bridge and connect it to your home 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Keep in mind that once your HomeKit bridge is set up, it has to be kept online. If it is powered off or disconnected from the Wi-Fi, it will fail to respond when you intend to control the device remotely.
- Compact Size: Smart plug occupies only one socket, the device allows you to stack two mini smart plugs in the same outlet, which is convenient and practical.
- Schedule: You can schedule connected home devices to turn on and off automatically by smart plugs. Save energy when lights are not needed or left on by accident. Sunrise and sunset setting are supported.
- Quality: The mini plug is made of PC flame retardant material, and has been approved for safety and quality assurance. Certified by ETL and FCC, it supports home appliance up to 15A.
Description
Integrate your device easily into your Apple ecosystem for even more convenient ways to control it. Free up your hands with voice commands. Easily set up with Apple HomeKit, Alexa or Google Assistant. Control your smart device remotely and freely with Internet access even when you’re away. Millisecond response and no drop-off with superfast local control when you're at home. When the Internet is down, you can still control smart plugs in Home WiFi network via Meross app. PC Flame Retardant Design ETL and FCC certified 15A Max Load At Meross, we create products that empower people's lives. We believe in making homes smarter and people's lives easier. We believe everyone deserves a smart life, and it should be simple, smart, and stable.
Specs 21
| Brand | meross |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Power Plug Type | Type A - 2 pin (North American) |
| Amperage | 15 A |
| Connector Type | Plug-In |
| Total Power Outlets | 1 |
| Material Type | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Item Highlight | Compatible with Alexa, SmartThings, Google, Offline Control, 1800W 15A ETL Certified, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, for Bedroom / Lamps / Fan |
| Specification Met | ETL, FCC |
| Brand Name | meross |
| Model | MSS110HK |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |
| UPC | 600358066606 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Number of Packs | 2 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 06 |
| Manufacturer | meross |
| Item Weight | 140 g |
| Part Number | MSS110HK |
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How to Connect Meross to ALEXA with iPhone!
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The instructions talk all about Apple HomeKit. I didn't want to use that, I wanted Alexa. When you try to connect to the device on wifi and run the Meross app, the HomeKit app takes control and doesn't let you connect with the Meross app. Therefore, if you want to install the device in the Meross app, and thus link it to Alexa, do this... Plug in the MSS110 Meross device and wait 15 minutes. After this time, the device will show up in the wifi list on your phone and you can connect to it without the homekit app taking over. Then simply add the device in the Meross app. When your Meross and your Alexa are linked, it shows up first in the Meross app, and then immediately shows up in the Alexa app. I like this MSS110 device, it works well with Alexa and also works with the security settings on my router. I have some older devices that stopped connecting when I upgraded the security on my router to WPA2/WPA3-Personal as required by ios! I uninstalled the homekit (home) app and just don't use it...
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