Samsung Launches Smart Plug That Supports Energy Monitoring. Seoul, South Korea – [Date] – Samsung Electronics announced a new smart plug designed to help users track and manage home energy use. The device connects to wall outlets and works with smartphones via the SmartThings app. Users can now monitor electricity consumption in real time for connected appliances.
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The smart plug allows remote control of devices through the app. It lets people turn gadgets on or off from anywhere. Scheduling options help automate routines, such as turning off lights at bedtime. Energy data shows usage patterns, helping households reduce waste.
A Samsung spokesperson said the product aims to make energy management simpler. “This plug gives users clear insights into their habits. We want to support both convenience and sustainability,” they added. The plug works with voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. No extra hub is needed for setup.
Safety features include overload protection and certifications from UL and FCC. The plug’s compact design fits standard outlets without blocking neighboring sockets. It supports most home appliances, including lamps, fans, and coffee makers.
Energy reports break down usage by hour, day, or month. Users can identify which devices consume the most power. Alerts notify them when usage exceeds custom limits. This helps avoid high bills and lowers environmental impact.
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The smart plug targets homeowners and renters seeking affordable energy solutions. It will cost $19.99 and launch globally in Q3 2023. Availability includes Samsung’s online store, major retailers, and partner outlets. Color options are white and black. Compatibility covers Android and iOS devices.