ACME Smart 6 Socket Wi-Fi Power Strip

Of course – you should use “Smart Life” for Android version 4.1 and above, as well as iOS version 9.0 and above

It’s very easy, you should simply follow these steps: first of all, press and hold the button for 5 seconds to enter into the Wi-Fi configuration mode. You will notice that the LED indicator will blink rapidly (EZ mode) or slowly (AP mode). The EZ mode connection is set as the default Wi-Fi configuration. Secondly, you can press and hold the button for 5 seconds to enable the device to switch between the EZ mode and AP mode. Once that is done, simply follow the instructions in the app, or refer to the manual provided in the package for a more detailed pairing process explanation

Of course - EZ (easy mode) mode: The Power Strip directly connects to your home router, while AP (access point) mode: The Power Strip creates an access point which connects to the smartphone and to your home router.
* Each mode is suitable for different router types. Try one, and if it doesn’t work, try the other one

Sure – simply press and hold the button on the device for 5 seconds to unpair it from your smartphone, or use the Remove Device button in the device settings menu

It’s very easy – simply open the application device menu and go to Settings, then click Restore Manufacturer Defaults

That’s very easy – simply press the power button and all the devices that are plugged into the Power Strip will be turned on/off

Sure – the length of the power strip cable is 3 meters

Great news – there is no limit as to how many Power Strips you can add and use in the app

Fortunately, the Power Strip consumes less than 1 W when in Standby mode

Great news – you can do both – set the schedule or a timer to control the plugged in appliances

Great news – the Power Strip can be controlled from any location using the free “Smart Life” app for smartphones and tablets, as long as your mobile device is connected to the Internet or your local wireless network

Don’t worry, the issue is simply to do with different routers. Make sure that the router you are trying to connect to has a port forwarding enabled to access the device. If that’s a bit too complicated for you to do, maybe get in touch with your network provider. They should be able to guide you step-by-step

Of course, you can – simply control it using the switch button on the front panel of the Power Strip. The LED light will indicate the switch status

The short and sweet answer is – no, there is no difference

It’s very easy – simply press the Power Button for 5 seconds or remove the device from the app to reset the connection. After successfully resetting Power Strip, just follow the Wi-Fi setup procedure in the “Smart Life” app

We advise you to refer to the manual included in the package for a detailed explanation of the setup process

Unfortunately, the answer is no. As of now, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant can only be asked to turn on/off the Power Strip

Great news – yes, it is possible and yes you should set a custom name of each Power Strip while setting them up in the “Smart Life” application

Unfortunately, the answer is no

Of course, it is! The way it works is as follows: the user account, which initially sets up the Power Strip and connects it to the Wi-Fi network is the owner and the primary account. In order for other users to gain control over the Power Strip, the ‘owner account’ must ‘share’ the device with them, which can be done in the “Smart Life” app settings. This way, another user gains control over the Power Strip without going through the whole set-up process

Unfortunately, the Power Strip only supports the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network

Don’t panic, simply follow these steps: first of all, make sure that your device is connected to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, since 5 GHz Wi-Fi network is not supported. Secondly, make sure that your Wi-Fi network has a strong signal. Finally, make sure that your wireless router/access point or the network provider is not blocking the P2P (peer to peer) networking

Absolutely not, it might have happened simply due to your Wi-Fi network being turned off. Please check and restart the router. After the power is cut off, your device will go into the off mode; please make sure to turn it on through the application or manually by pressing the power button on the device

Don’t worry, once the power is back on, the Power Strip will automatically reboot and for security reasons will switch off your appliance. It will switch on again at the next scheduled time or when you manually switch it on

That’s very simple – you can check the status of the Power Strip using the “Smart Life” application

All you need is a 2.4 GHz wireless network and a mobile device connected to the internet, that’s all!

You can control a wide range of appliances connected to the Power Strip. The only thing you must ensure though is that the maximum current load isn’t higher than 10 A and the maximum power load isn’t higher than 2400 W

The total output of all USB ports is 5 V and 4 A. Single USB port’s output though is 5 V and 2.4 A

Unfortunately, the answer is no, since the Power Strip was designed for indoor use only

Yes, it does – the Power Strip can be used within 100–240 V and 50–60 Hz range

Fortunately, you don’t need to, since the Power Strip remembers the IP configuration and will continue working without setting it up again (as long as you stay on the same Wi-Fi network)

GDPR is intended to protect the fundamental privacy right of EU data subjects and the security of personal data, and we can fully confirm that our platform is ready for GDPR compliance assessment

Sure – the power strip has a total of 6 sockets and 4 USB outputs. However, the total draw and wattage of devices plugged into the Power Strip should be within the rated amperage and wattage of the Power Strip

The sockets can be controlled in groups using the app – 2 groups with 3 sockets each

If the power load of plugged in appliances exceeds the 2400 W, the circuit breaker will be activated and the black button will pop out. Make sure to unplug the appliance, which might have caused this and push the button back in to continue using the device