GE CYNC Smart Plug für den Innenbereich, Bluetooth- und WLAN-Steckdose, funktioniert mit Alexa und Google Home, Steckdose mit Sprachsteuerung (3er-Pack), 3 Plugs Smart Plug

Name: GE CYNC Smart Plug für den Innenbereich, Bluetooth- und WLAN-Steckdose, funktioniert mit Alexa und Google Home, Steckdose mit Sprachsteuerung (3er-Pack), 3 Plugs Smart Plug
Brand: GE Lighting
SKU: 0043168551182
Price: 62.52 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:GE Lighting

3.4/5

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62.52

Der Cync Smart Plug macht jede Lampe oder jedes Gerät, das an eine Wand angeschlossen wird, intelligent. Die integrierte Wi-Fi-Brücke ermöglicht die Steuerung Ihrer Beleuchtung und Geräte von unterwegs sowie die Sprachsteuerung, wenn sie mit einem Sprachassistenten gekoppelt ist. Der Stecker ermöglicht auch die Planung und Szeneneinstellung für herkömmliche Glühbirnen und Geräte. Der Smart Plug fügt Leuchten, in die intelligente Glühbirnen nicht passen oder nicht zum Aussehen der Leuchte passen, intelligente Funktionalität hinzu. Koppeln Sie den Smart Plug mit Cync oder C by GE Smart Bulbs in anderen Leuchten und Smart Switches, um alle Ihre Lichter gemeinsam zu steuern. Verwenden Sie den Smart Plug mit anderen Geräten wie Lockenstäben, Ventilatoren und elektronischen Geräten, um sie aus der Ferne ein- oder auszuschalten oder sie so zu programmieren, dass sie sich an Ihre Routine anpassen. Der Smart Plug verbindet sich direkt mit Google Home- und Amazon Alexa-Geräten, ohne dass ein Hub erforderlich ist. Einfach an eine Standardsteckdose anschließen und schon kann es losgehen.

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EAN: 0043168551182

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Elektrik, Steckdosen, Steckdosenschalter,

Smart Plug hat eine kompakte Größe: Die Cync Smart Plugs, die mit Alexa und Google Home funktionieren, verfügen über ein schlankes Design, das die zweite Steckdose in Standardsteckdosen zum Anschließen eines anderen Geräts oder Smart Plugs zur Verfügung hält. Bauen Sie Ihr Smart Home, ohne dass ein Hub erforderlich ist: Die Cync-Smart-Plugs, die mit Google Home und Alexa funktionieren, verfügen über einen Hub, der sich direkt mit Sprachassistenten-Geräten verbindet, sodass Sie keine eigenständige Bridge oder Hub kaufen müssen. Steuern Sie intelligente Steckdosen, während Sie nicht zu Hause sind: Erhalten Sie zusätzliche Sicherheit und Komfort zu Hause, indem Sie Ihre Elektrogeräte mit diesen Wi-Fi-Steckdosen auch von zu Hause aus steuern, sodass Sie sich keine Sorgen darüber machen müssen, Ihr Bügeleisen anzulassen oder in ein dunkles Haus zu kommen. Intelligente Steckdosen machen jedes elektronische Gerät intelligent: Der Cync Smart Plug macht jede Lampe oder jedes elektrische Gerät intelligent, sodass intelligente Steckdosen und Geräte als gesamtes Smart-Home-System auf Sprachbefehle reagieren. Rüsten Sie Ihr Smart Home auf: Die Smart Plugs von Cync sind mit Google Home und Alexa (separat erhältlich) kompatibel und machen Ihre herkömmlichen Geräte intelligent, indem sie jederzeit Sprach- und App-Steuerung ermöglichen, auch wenn Sie nicht zu Hause sind.

Brand	GE Lighting
Connector Type	Plug In
Contact Type	Normally Closed
Country of Origin	China
Current Rating	15 Amps
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.62 x 1.5 x 1.46 inches
Item model number	CPLGSTDBLW1/BSS3P
Manufacturer	GE Lighting
Material	Plastic
Operating Voltage	120 Volts
Operation Mode	ON-OFF
Product Dimensions	2.62 x 1.5 x 1.46 inches; 12.7 Ounces
Switch Type	Power Diode
Terminal	Screw

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Scritto da: G. Whitehouse

Lots of Unanswered Questions

I bought these plugs to help manage interior lights (put them on a schedule) and also to charge devices during overnight hours when electricity rates drop but I'm typically asleep. They work for all those purposes, but I have to downgrade the product on overall usability. To manage the schedule you have to use the "Cync" app on your smart phone, and this is where the problems start. The app is beautiful looking but not easy to use, and in general seems over-designed and under-thought. Its arrangement might make sense for a complicated home setup with multiple smart lights and other similar devices, maybe integrate them with an Alexa, but all I want is to put plugs on a timer. To do this, I had to choose names and for some reason images for each plug and each room the plugs were in. More than half of the setup seems completely unnecessary. Only when all this was completed was I allowed to program a schedule (alternatively you can program a "scene," though it isn't ever explained what "scenes" are for or why you'd want to use one). Once you've done that, the plug name and the room name each have an unlabeled slider button - one of them (I think) arms the schedule - or perhaps the scene - and one of them (I think) turns the plug on/off manually. After 3 days of using them I'm still uncertain of their function. Probably if I was using this every day I'd eventually figure it out and retain that information, but I'd prefer to set it up once and then not think about it. Labeling the slider buttons (e.g. "Manual On/Off," "Arm/Disarm Schedule") would have solved that problem, but perhaps wouldn't be as aesthetically pleasing? I can't explain why they don't label their controls, it's baffling. Each plug comes with a small set of instructions which is not detailed enough to answer questions; there's a toll-free support number, but I feel I shouldn't have to talk to customer support just to put an outlet on a timer - the analog timers I can get at any hardware store are intuitive and easy to use. I almost always have things I'd rather do than spend 20 minutes talking to tech support. Bottom line, the app looks great but is hard to figure out; it's frustrating to see overly clever user interface design get in the way of using a product for a simple purpose. The app prompts me to turn on Bluetooth and WiFi on my phone whenever I open the app, but once the plugs are programmed, there appears to be no reason to need either one (Bluetooth or WiFi). Maybe I'm misunderstanding the point of enabling Bluetooth and WiFi, but here again those features aren't explained in the instructions and I'm not going to call tech support to find out. Since initially programming the plugs and entering the WiFi network info into the app, I can now use the app to turn plugs on & off manually, or adjust their schedules, all without having either Bluetooth or WiFi on. That's handy, but it tells me that the app uses cellular data to communicate with an external host of some kind that then communicates with the plugs via the Internet and my home WiFi. This seems more complicated and prone to privacy/security problems than it needs to be. I'd prefer to have to use Bluetooth or WiFi to communicate with the plugs directly from my phone, and cut out the middleman and any security risk that entails, but my guess is these devices are intended to gather data about their users so there is no ability to use them without connecting them to the Internet. Something I liked about the app was its ability to reference a program schedule to sunrise and/or sunset. This allows you to turn lights off based on sunrise, or turn them on based on sunset. My analog timers won't do that. On/off times can be adjusted from sunrise/sunset by minutes or hours, which is nice.

Scritto da: Greg Pikitis

This just might be the one for you

I was doing some smart plug shopping looking for the right one for me and I think this nailed it. I am not experience in the smart plug market, but I know I am super satisfied with this purchase because it is a very cheap option and it responds extremely fast with Alexa. This does not offer any power usage data, which I am disappointed about but I am still very satisfied with what it does with the price point. The top things I love about it is that it dose not require the GE app to set up, the Alexa app recognized it, almost immediately after plugging it in, which was very easy to set up and the smart plugs response almost immediately to Alexa, which I like. I don’t really think you can go wrong with this price point.

Scritto da: Howard

They work well

I have become a big fan of GE Cync products over the past few months. We already have over 20 switches and plugs installed. We've been using one of the plugs in our hallway bathroom. It gets cold in the winter, so in the morning, while still in bed, we turn on a space heater we have plugged in to it using a phone (if handy) or telling our Lenovo smart clock "Hey Google, turn on the bathroom heater". In a few minutes, the bathroom is nice and toasty and ready for someone to take a shower. My latest project, since our eufy security system does not provide for expandability to add additional sirens...I have some GE Cync motion sensors on order. They'll go around the house. Then, I bought a few sirens that I'm going to plug in to these GE Cync smart plugs. When we're out of the house, if any of the GE Cync motion sensors trigger, all these smart plugs will turn on and sound the sirens.

Scritto da: Claudia Lopez

Support 5Ghz!

These are great, easy to setup, and most of all it supports 5G! Highly recommend.

Scritto da: Happy Shopper

Keep buying more!

I am pleased with these plugs, I have been using them for over a year now along with the Cync lightbulbs. Every now and again I experience some issues when asking my digital assistant to turn it on and it doesn’t recognize the plug but I am able to override it using the app. It’s better than having the old fashioned clapper. Get some! You won’t be disappointed.

Scritto da: LINDA ANN

ALEXA automatically set it up when I plugged it in

No stress setting it up. I basically took it out of the box, Alexa recognized it, she named it, and turned it on when I asked her to, and then turned it off when I asked her to. I immediately ordered a second one.

Scritto da: Carl

Bluetooth plug for Modem/Router

I bought a 4-pack of smart plugs after reading they could be used to power down your Modem/Router rid yourself of unplugging the power cord. Well, those particular smart plugs use wi-fi so you can pretty much guess what happened when I tried to turn it back on... NOTHING! There's no wi-fi available to turn the smart plug back on! So as I wrestled with whether I should return or keep the other plugs, I learned about the GE CYNC which uses both wi-fi AND bluetooth technology. Setup was so simple I thought I must have missed something. I plugged in the routers' power cord and cycled it off then back on without a hitch, thanks to bluetooth. The router took its usual 3 to 5 minutes to re-establish itself and the connections to my many peripherals and devices.

Scritto da: Timothy

Second Best

Not quite as easy to install as the Amazon branded plug, but pretty darn easily with the GE app. Only a few extra steps. If you are looking for a more economical plug that is relatively easy to connect to Alexa, this is a good one. Using the advice of Amazon technical support, always get a plug made by the same company as the app as opposed to needing a third-party app.