OmaiLighting Smart Plug WiFi 10A 16A 1200W
Wi-Fi smart plug with energy monitoring, voice control and scheduling up to 1200 W
- Connection protocolWiFi
- Product typePlug-in Module
- Control appliances from anywhere via smartphone app
- Voice command support with Alexa and Google Assistant
- Schedule and countdown timers automate daily routines
- Real-time electricity monitoring tracks power consumption
- Fire-resistant shell with overload protection up to 1200W
Smart Plug for Home Automation
This WiFi smart plug lets you control appliances and lighting from a smartphone anywhere there is a network connection. It supports voice commands through Alexa or Google Home and includes scheduling, countdown and timer functions. The device also records real-time electricity statistics to help monitor energy usage. A sharing feature allows the main account to grant access to other family members.
WiFi Control and Power Limits
The plug communicates over standard WiFi without requiring a separate hub or bridge. It accepts an input voltage range of 100 to 240 volts and handles a maximum load of 1200 watts at up to 10 amps continuous current. The relay can be configured to restore its previous state automatically after a power interruption. Operating temperature is rated from minus 10 to 60 degrees Celsius.
Upgrade from Mechanical Timers
This unit replaces basic mechanical timers or non-connected power strips by adding remote access, voice control and energy monitoring in a single module. The jump is worthwhile when you want to automate lamps, fans or small appliances without rewiring and need visibility into their power draw. It is not suited for high-draw equipment such as heaters or large motors that exceed the 10 amp rating.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 95% of the 370 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Plug-in Module |
| Connectivity | |
| Connection protocol | WiFi |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 10 A or 16 A version for a 1200 W heater?
The plug is rated for a maximum of 1200 W and 10 A, so the 10 A version matches the stated limit.
What does the 1200 W rating mean when I plug in a kettle?
It is the highest continuous power the plug can handle; a typical 2 kW kettle would exceed it.
How does the WiFi connection limit the schedules I can set?
Schedules and timers are stored in the cloud and need an active WiFi link to execute.
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