Ajax smart sockets

Wireless smart plugs with a power consumption monitor

Smart and powerful

Ajax sockets are wireless smart plugs equipped with a power consumption monitoring feature and remote control via the Ajax apps. You can program one or more sockets to perform actions based on a schedule, an alarm, or a specific scenario, making life safer and more comfortable.

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Wireless smart plug with a power consumption monitor

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Explore the unique features of Ajax smart sockets

Power control via smartphone

Ajax sockets are easily and conveniently managed through the Ajax apps, whether onsite or thousands of kilometers away. Users can instantly turn sockets on or off, monitor real-time power consumption to manage energy usage efficiently, and set schedules to automatically turn devices on or off at specific times. Users are instantly notified of any changes with a detailed, indestructible event log. For instance, if the load current exceeds the limits set in the app, the plug will automatically turn off to prevent damage, and the user will receive a notification about the overcurrent event.

Power consumption under control

The LED indication on the plug’s frame smoothly transitions between different colors to visualize the current load. If one or more protections are triggered, such as during a power surge, the LED flashes red to highlight critical events. Simultaneously, the system sends a notification to the user. If the power exceeds safe levels, the socket automatically shuts off to prevent damage. This ensures appliances are protected from electrical issues, giving users peace of mind.

The force of automation scenarios

Sockets bring automation scenarios into everyday life, making routine tasks more efficient and less time-consuming. They can be configured to turn off automatically when the security system is armed, during emergencies, or in response to various events such as changes in temperature, humidity, and CO₂ concentration. Additionally, specific devices can be scheduled to turn on or off at particular times, such as starting a coffee maker brewing in the morning.