Iris Smart Plug

[schapper05 (Jason)]

@esteban1193

Is it also 220 like the Aeotec?

I remember a topic specifically about this, but cant seem to find it. Either way these plugs are Not autoswitching voltage As confirmed by the manufacturer (Centralite) I would not recommend using them in any other application than the 120v.

Edit: Here it is, I know it is based on the ST outlet, but they are the same mfg.

SmartthingsV2 smart outlets US version on 220V

Continuing the discussion from FAQ: SmartThings international function: Hi! I have recently bought a STv2 kit on Amazon and am using it happily for almost one month on 220V. I have been also using original 2 Samsung Smart-plugs (the same plugs included on current US STv2 Kit). One is linked to a 40w corridor table lamp which is triggered by battery powered Smartthings motion sensor. Other, as master to all my Media center stuff TV, STB, BLURAY etc to give me real time power consumption… a No problems or overheating problems what so ever… working just great! Is it possible that these new US Smartthings Smart Outlets are (as some Aeon devices) auto-switching 110-220v? Or Am I just being lucky and should unplug these 2 outlets immediately??