ALLNET ALL3075v4 Enchufe inteligente con Wi-Fi y Ethernet, monitorización de energía, Tipo F Schuko, 16A, 3680W

Managing power for devices that need reliable remote control and energy insight can be a challenge, especially when Wi-Fi alone isn't enough. The ALLNET ALL3075v4 Smart Plug solves this by offering both wireless and wired connectivity, so you can switch appliances on or off and monitor consumption from anywhere—even in areas with weak Wi-Fi, thanks to its Ethernet port. This smart plug fits standard Type F Schuko sockets and handles loads up to 3680 watts, making it suitable for heaters, pumps, servers, or home appliances.

Who is it for

This smart plug is ideal for homeowners, IT administrators, and facility managers who need dependable remote power control and energy tracking. It's especially useful in server rooms, workshops, or homes where a stable connection is critical, and for anyone who wants to reduce standby power waste or schedule devices automatically.

Main features

• Dual connectivity: Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n) and Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) for flexible, reliable network access
• Real-time and historical energy monitoring to track power consumption and costs
• Manual on/off button and reset function for local control without an app
• Overload protection to prevent damage from excessive current
• LED indicators for power, Wi-Fi status, and LAN status
• Compact, flame-retardant PC housing for safety and durability
• Compatible with ALLNET Control App (iOS/Android) and web interface
• Scheduling and timer functions for automated on/off cycles

Specifications

• Socket type: Type F (Schuko)
• Max switching power: 3680 W
• Max current: 16 A
• Input voltage: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
• Energy monitoring: Yes, real-time and historical
• Overload protection: Yes
• LED indicators: Power, Wi-Fi, LAN
• Buttons: Manual on/off, reset
• Security: WPA/WPA2
• Housing: Flame-retardant PC plastic
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C
• Standby power consumption: < 1 W

Tips

Use the Ethernet port for critical devices like servers or network equipment where Wi-Fi reliability is a concern. Schedule your appliances to turn off automatically during off-peak hours to save energy and reduce costs.