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Enbrighten Zigbee Outdoor Smart AC Switch Plug-In w/ Mounting Bracket Expired
$28.30
$46.00
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Amazon has Enbrighten Zigbee Outdoor Smart AC Switch Plug-In w/ Mounting Bracket (Black; 43100) on sale for $28.28. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member puntoa for finding this deal
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About the Product
Thanks to community member puntoa for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/shipped by Amazon
About the Product
- Wirelessly control devices/lights anywhere
- Mobile or Voice Control
- Mounting Bracket
- Manual On/Off/Program Button
- Grounded Wirelessly Controlled Outlet
- Weather-Resistant
- Requires compatible Zigbee Hub to function properly
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Device to device interoperability & smart switch also extends your Zigbee signal by up to 150'
- Requires compatible Zigbee Hub w/ Google for voice control/operate smart devices
- Product qualifies for return through January 31, 2023
- Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Edited November 22, 2022
at 09:21 PM
Enbrighten Zigbee Smart Light Switch Outdoor Plug-In, Weather-Resistant, Pairs Directly with Echo 4th Gen/Echo Show 10 (All)/Echo Studio/Echo Plus (All)/Eero Pro 6, No Wiring Needed, Black, 43100 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0842B57S3
Amazon Price History
This is the price charged for New products when Amazon itself is the seller.
Type Price Date
Current $27.48 Nov 25, 2022
Highest * $49.76 Apr 06, 2022
Lowest * $27.48 Nov 25, 2022
Average + $38.77 -
* since Jul 28, 2020.
+ of the last 17 price changes
Amazon Price History
This is the price charged for New products when Amazon itself is the seller.
Type Price Date
Current $27.48 Nov 25, 2022
Highest * $49.76 Apr 06, 2022
Lowest * $27.48 Nov 25, 2022
Average + $38.77 -
* since Jul 28, 2020.
+ of the last 17 price changes
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Wifi devices aren't good for your home network as they eat up a lot of bandwidth, congest your network and count towards the number of maximum devices connected to your router.
Edit: Also, if you lose internet connection, then none of your wifi devices will work. Zigbee/zwave doesn't need a live internet connection to work as long as your hub is turned on
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You can add an outdoor camera and create a rule that if the camera "sees" a motion, turn the lights on.
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my main problem with WiFi is the dependence on vendors apps/clouds/severs... yes once setup, you no longer need to use them directly, but they're still being used by whatever controller you have. company decides to shut em down, they're dead.
not the case with ZWave/ZigBee (aside from all the Chinese companies that halfass follow the standards and make an open protocol damn near proprietary), as long as it's defined, it'll work with any configurable server, provided there's a device interface written for it.
ZigBee has become more and more of a mess over the years, i've been moving away from it recently... everybody just seems to be doing whatever they want, "standards" are much looser and it causes issues with the mesh. it sucks because ZigBee is designed to handle far more hops than ZWave, albeit over shorter distances. i'm running into issues with 3 hops with some ZWave stuff and 4 hops, although in the spec, doesn't seem to work at all. so here i am slapping together a Pi/ZWave stick to have a remote Home Assistant setup out in our pig house (~200ft from the house.) Obviously a non-issue for 99.9% of people, just something i'm running into as i expand out.