Nous A4Z ZigBee 3.0 IP44 Dual Outdoor Smart Socket 16A Power Consumption Measurement

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Zigbee dual outdoor plug with power consumption measurement

The A4Z is based on Zigbee, a wireless network protocol with long range and reliability. It acts as a Zigbee repeater and requires a Zigbee gateway.

Alexa-enabled, waterproof and ideal for the garden. The integrated power consumption measurement monitors both sockets simultaneously, so you can evaluate the total power consumption of all connected devices.

The robust socket (16A, 230V) offers individually controllable double sockets, child safety locks and energy monitoring.

Compatible with Amazon Echo, Alexa, Tuya Smart Life, Nous Smart, Google Assistant and Siri, it allows you to create scenarios, schedules and groups.

The Nous A4Z 2 socket can be used without the cloud in Home Assistant with Zigbee2mqtt. It is also compatible with other Zigbee 3.0 devices from different brands, for a versatile and flexible smart home system.

A Zigbee-capable bridge is required for use. e.g. Sonoff ZBBridge, various Zigbee USB sticks, Alexa Echo with Zigbee from Gen.4, and much more.

The matching Sonoff ZBBridge is available in the shop as a Tasmota version. This means that your data is completely protected by the bridge.

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Technical data:

MAIN SetTINGS

Brand: Nous

Special features: 2 sockets, support for zigbee2mqtt (works without cloud), power meter

Compatibility: Alexa and Google Assistant, Home Assistant

SPECIFICATIONS

Device dimensions: 110x52x242mm

Maximum load: 3680W

Operating temperature: 0°C - 40°C

Operating voltage range: 100~240V AC 50HZ

Moisture protection class: IP44

Working humidity: 10%~90%

Max. Input current: 16A (total)

NETWORK

Communication standard: 802.15.4

Protocol: ZigBee 3.0

Control via smartphone: APP: NOUS Smart Home, Tuya smart life

Compatibility with voice assistants: Alexa and Google Assistant

Frequency range: 2405 - 2480 MHz

Maximum transmission power: 20dBm

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