The easiest way into a smart home: an adapter that goes between the socket and the appliance, with which even an old coffee maker can be put on a timer. The ampere and watt limits are the piece of information to read first, since a heater or a kettle calls for a 16 ampere model, while considerably less is enough for a light. Devices fitted with energy metering, such as the Shelly Plug S and the Meross MSS315, also show the appliance's real consumption.
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The easiest way into a smart home: an adapter that goes between the socket and the appliance, with which even an old coffee maker can be put on a timer. The ampere and watt limits are the piece of information to read first, since a heater or a kettle calls for a 16 ampere model, while considerably less is enough for a light. Devices fitted with energy metering, such as the Shelly Plug S and the Meross MSS315, also show the appliance's real consumption.