THIRDREALITY Smart Plug 4 Pack, 15A Smart Outlet with Timer Function, Zigbee Repeater, ETL Certified, Requires ZigBee Hub, No Power Meter

Good reliable Zigbee Smart Plugs I have
Great device, affordable price, and pretty consistent so far. All 4 of them paired with no problem via ZHA on Home Assistant. They also have been a good repeater to the furthest part of the house and all reading good LQI. Energy Monitoring was nice touch although I had less intention of relying on this feature at first, which eventually became helpful in automating some of the small appliances I wanted to test out to start with. I had not had a plan on plugging in heavy load items while it says it’s 15A to be safe. But connectivity standpoint, size, the data that can bring back for my dashboard for monitoring have been pretty reliable. Love the Firmware update OTA. Definitely a good solid option of ZigBee Smart Plug.

Both the power monitoring and non power monitoring versions work perfectly within Home Assistant
I have a total of six of these plugs now (4 basic, two with power monitoring) in my home. To be brief, I’m very satisfied with these so far.The four basic plugs act mostly as repeaters to help extend my mesh from my Home Assistant Pi in the front of the house to the boiler room in the back of the house (one floor down in the basement). With one plug in each room, with various amounts of obstructions between them, each maintains healthy LQIs to each other and to the sensors connected to them (above 60 in all cases, reaching 150 when they have an unobstructed LOS in one case). Honestly I could probably remove a plug or two without impacting the network’s stability, but I’d rather have the peace of mind. One slight downside that I noticed was from one plug that had nothing plugged into it; if the plug was on but there was no load, it would make a buzzing noise. Turning it off stopped the noise, so I did that. I’m not sure if this happens with a load plugged in.The two energy monitoring plugs are connected to our washing machine and gas dryer (which both use standard 120v power cables). Each plug measures the following values, as described in Home Assistant while using ZHA:- AC frequency (Hz)- Power/active power (W)- Power factor (%, may show as Unknown or not show up at all)- Current/RMS current (A)- Voltage/RMS voltage (V)- Summation delivered (kWh, which appears to be cumulative over time)The readings appear to be generally sensitive at the lower end of the scale. Both machines are registered as pulling 1-2W when off and about 4W at idle, which allowed me to set up a threshold helper in HA that lets me know when the machine is on or off. I think the update frequency is somewhere on the order of 15-30 seconds, but I’m not entirely sure. For my purposes, it’s more than fast enough.All plugs work perfectly when using ZHA. The pairing process was painless, all plugs support power on configuration, you can set up OTA firmware updates in ZHA with a config change, and it supports channel migration, so if you change your Zigbee network to use another channel they’ll automatically update without needing to re-pair.All in all I’m quite satisfied with all of these plugs, especially at their current prices of 4 basic for $30 and one power monitoring for $12.UPDATE 2024/1/10: I recently had to re-set up my Home Assistant install, and both of the power monitoring plugs I owned before no longer show the nonfunctional Power Factor stat. This might have been disabled at some point in the past on ZHA’s side, as the labels for each stat had been changed. I’ve updated the list above to reflect the new labels.Additionally, I picked up another power monitoring plug recently when they were on sale recently, and this new one has Power Factor both in the list and functioning. EDIT 2024/1/30: After some diagnostics, I’ve determined all three PM plugs are running the same firmware revision (0x10013048, or v72 if you convert the last three numbers from hex to decimal), but the older two don’t show the power factor. This suggests to me there might have been a minor hardware revision to reenable that properly, so if you’re looking to write automations or analytics that use it, be sure to check the plugs beforehand. Beyond that, all power monitoring plugs work identically.

Great device. I’ve got over a dozen of them running. Great for integration with Home Assistant through Hubitat, can monitor power usage, trigger actions based on the power usage, etc.

These smart plugs do what they’re supposed to and do it well. I bought them to expand my Zigbee network, and they’ve worked flawlessly so far. Setup was smooth, and they’ve been stable in daily use.I use them with Zigbee2MQTT on Home Assistant, and integration was seamless. I love Third Reality products and have many of them across my smart home setup—they’re consistently reliable, affordable, and easy to work with. These plugs are no exception.

Son muy buenos y mas la versión de monitoreo de energía