Etekcity ESWO1-USA Etekcity Voltson Smart Wifi Outlet User Manual

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Smart Wi-Fi Outlet
Questions or Concerns?
Please contact us: (855) 686-3835
support@etekcity.com
Thank You.
Thank you for purchasing the Smart Wi-Fi Outlet by Etekcity. Use your home Wi-Fi network to remotely
control your lights and appliances with a press of a button. Use the VeSync home automation app on your
Android or iOS device in order to schedule actions, keep track of power usage, and turn off your lights and
television from several rooms away. Modernize your home and take control.
We’re constantly working at building better living with the products and services we create. Should you ever
experience any issues with your new product, feel free to contact our helpful customer service team toll-free
at (855) 686-3835 or by e-mail at support@etekcity.com.
Scan here to view the latest digital version of this manual.
Due to consistent app updates and improvement, the contents of this
manual are subject to change without prior notice.
Table of Contents
Safety Information
iOS Setup & Configuration
Setup & Configuration
APN Mode
Turning Devices ON/OFF
Action Schedule
Triggered Actions
Countdown
Action Timer
Power History, Action Log, Firmware Update
Edit Device
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Android Setup & Configuration
Setup & Configuration
APN Mode
Turning Devices ON/OFF
Action Schedule
Triggered Actions
Countdown
Action Timer
Power History, Event Logging, Upgrade Firmware
Device Editor
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25
26
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Re-configuring a Device
Deleting/Sharing a Device, Logging Out
Troubleshooting
Customer Support
Warranty
Specifications
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Safety
Information
IMPORTANT: Please read, understand, and comply
with all of the instructions provided in this manual
before using the device. Failure to comply with the
instructions given in this manual and/or using the
device in ways other than the ones mentioned in
this manual may result in serious injury and/or
damage to the product.
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restrooms, and any other damp environments.
When cleaning, use a dry cloth to wipe the
outlet’s surface.
The VeSync home automation app is only
compatible with Android 4.0 / iOS 7.0 operating
systems and above.
The app does not support any phone/tablet.
The outlet does not support 2G / 3G / 4G
networks for configuration.
Before configuration, make sure the wireless
network is operating normally in order to avoid
adverse effects on the product operation.
DO NOT exceed the maximum load current of
10A (approximately 1100W). Always check the
electrical power before use to avoid potential
damage to the device.
DO NOT use for or near space heaters or air
conditioning units.
Keep out of reach of children.
The outlet is for indoor use only. Avoid
exposure to high-temperature sources, direct
sunlight and moisture. The outlet is best used in
areas with good air circulation.
To avoid short circuiting, keep the outlet out of
direct/indirect contact with water and liquids.
DO NOT install the outlet in washrooms,
Setup
iOS Setup & Configuration
NOTE: Before configuration and operation, connect your smartphone/tablet to the Wi-Fi network you wish
to operate the device with.
1. Download and install the
VeSync app to your device by
searching “Vesync app” in the
App Store, or by scanning the
QR code below.
2. Plug the smart outlet into
a powered socket or power
strip. A solid blue light will
appear.
3. Once downloaded, open the
VeSync app. Tap “Sign Up” to
create an account. Enter your
User ID and password and tap
“Sign In”.
App Store
NOTE: If a blue light does
not appear, follow the reconfiguration steps on page 27.
NOTE: Only one account can be
created per device. The outlet
configuration can be shared to
other accounts connected to
the same network once the first
account has been created.
Configuration
1. To begin configuration for the smart outlet, tap the
button on
the top right corner of the home screen, then tap “Start Config”.
2. Input your Wi-Fi network
ID and password and tap
“Complete Configuration”
3. Once configuration is
complete, the outlet will
appear on the app home
screen.
4. Connect the desired appliance
to the smart outlet. Keep
your appliance ON in order to
control it through the VeSync
app.
NOTE: If configuration fails, retry connection through APN mode. (see pages 8-9)
APN Mode (skip to page 10 if your outlet is already configured)
1. While in the configuration
menu, tap “Use APN”.
2. Press and hold the outlet
power button for about 10
seconds and release when
the LED light starts to slowly
blink blue.
3. Tap “Next”.
4. Tap “Join ESP WiFi”.
5. When at the list of available
networks, connect to “ESP
XXXXXX”. Once you are
connected, return to the
VeSync app.
6. Tap “Success” and input
your Wi-Fi network ID and
password, then tap “Complete
Configuration”. Once
configuration is complete, the
outlet will appear on the app
home screen.
Operation
Turning Devices ON/OFF
Method 1:
Method 2:
While at the VeSync app home screen, tap the
slider next to the desired outlet to turn it on or off.
Tap on the desired outlet name to access outlet
control settings. Tap the power button on the
center of the screen to turn the device on or off.
The device is OFF.
The device is ON.
The device is OFF.
The device is ON.
The device is offline.
The device is online.
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Action Schedule
Action Schedule lets you
schedule and repeat an action
such as turning a device on or off
on desired days and times.
To add a new scheduled action:
Tap the + button on the top right
corner of the screen.
Tap to set the
hours and
minutes of the
desired actions.
Tap to select
which days to
repeat the
action.
Turn device ON.
Turn device OFF.
Tap to confirm your
scheduled action.
NOTE: While in the Action
Schedule menu, use the
activation switches to quickly
turn on or off a saved action
schedule.
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Triggered Actions
You can set a minimum or
maximum power that an
outlet can accommodate and
trigger specific actions, such as
switching off an outlet, receiving
an email, or notification on your
smartphone, when this power
setting is exceeded.
To set the maximum or minimum
power (units in W) of an outlet,
tap on the data field next to
Max Power or Min Power and
a numpad pops up so you can
input your desired power rating.
Tap ‘Done’ when you’ve inputted
your desired power rating
and configure them/turn off
configuration by tapping on the
slider button.
To add a new triggered action:
Tap the + button on the top right
corner of the screen.
To select the triggering actions,
tap on the slider button located
to the right of each triggering
action.
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Countdown
To conserve energy, you can
schedule a countdown for an
outlet before it automatically
turns off.
To schedule a countdown:
1. Tap the
button on the main
screen and a Countdown
Timer dialog box will pop up.
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2. Scroll on the data fields to
set the desired countdown
for your outlet. When
you’re finished setting the
countdown, tap ‘OK’ to
schedule it.
3. Your outlet will automatically
switch off after the countdown
ends.
Action Timer
Tap to confirm
your timed action.
The Action Timer allows you
to switch an outlet on/off on a
single scheduled date and time.
To add a timed action:
Tap the + button on the top right
corner of the screen.
Tap to set the date of the
desired action.
Tap to set the time of the
desired action.
Tap to give the
timed action a
name.
Turn device ON.
Turn device OFF.
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Power History
Tap “Power History” to view a
device’s power consumption.
Edit Device
To edit the device name and
information, tap “More”, then tap
“Edit Device”.
To change the device icon, tap
the current icon, then select what
device you are controlling.
Action Log
To see the usage and action
history of a device, tap “Action
Log”.
Firmware Update
To download the latest firmware
updates, tap “More”, then tap
“Information”.
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Device Icon
Setup
Android Setup & Configuration
NOTE: Before configuration and operation, connect your smartphone/tablet to the Wi-Fi network you wish
to operate the device with.
1. Download and install the
VeSync app to your device
by searching “Vesync app” in
the Google Play Store, or by
scanning the QR code below.
2. Plug the smart outlet into
a powered socket or power
strip. A solid blue light will
appear.
3. Once downloaded, open the
VeSync app. Tap “Sign Up” to
create an account. Enter your
User ID and password and tap
“Sign In”.
Google Play
NOTE: If a blue light does
not appear, follow the reconfiguration steps on page 27.
NOTE: Only one account can be
created per device. The outlet
configuration can be shared to
other accounts connected to
the same network once the first
account has been created.
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Configuration
1. To begin configuration for the smart outlet, tap the
button on
the top right corner of the home screen, then tap “Start Config”.
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2. Input your Wi-Fi network ID
and password and tap “OK.”
3. Once configuration is
complete, the outlet will
appear on the app home
screen.
4. Connect the desired appliance
to the smart outlet. Keep
your appliance ON in order to
control it through the VeSync
app.
NOTE: If configuration fails, retry connection through APN mode. (see pages 19-20).
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APN Mode (skip to page 21 if your outlet is already configured)
1. While in the configuration
menu, tap “Use APN”.
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2. Press and hold the outlet
power button for about 10
seconds and release when
the LED light starts to slowly
blink blue.
3. Tap “Next”.
4. Tap “Join Esp Wifi”.
5. When at the list of available
networks, connect to “ESP
XXXXXX”. Once you are
connected, tap or press your
phone’s back button to return
to the VeSync app.
6. Tap “Confirm” and input
your Wi-Fi network ID and
password, then tap “OK”.
Once configuration is
complete, the outlet will
appear on the app home
screen.
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Operation
Turning Devices ON/OFF
Method 1:
Method 2:
While at the VeSync app home screen, tap the
slider next to the desired outlet to turn it on or off.
Tap on the desired outlet name to access outlet
control settings. Tap the power button on the
center of the screen to turn the device on or off.
The device is OFF.
The device is ON.
The device is OFF.
The device is ON.
The device is offline.
The device is online.
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Action Schedule
Action Schedule lets you
schedule and repeat an action
such as turning a device on or off
on desired days and times.
To add a new scheduled action:
Tap the + button on the top right
corner of the screen.
Tap to set the
hours and
minutes of the
desired actions.
Select which
days to repeat
the action.
Turn device ON.
Turn device OFF.
Repeat action everyday
from sunrise to sunset
(05:59AM to 08:06PM).
Tap to confirm your
scheduled action.
NOTE: While in the Action
Schedule menu, use the
activation switches to quickly
turn on or off a saved action
schedule.
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Triggered Actions
You can set a minimum or
maximum power that an
outlet can accommodate and
trigger specific actions, such as
switching off an outlet, receiving
an email, or notification on your
smartphone, when this power
setting is exceeded.
To set the maximum or minimum
power (units in W) of an outlet,
tap on the data field next to
Max Power or Min Power and
a numpad pops up so you can
input your desired power rating.
Tap ‘Done’ when you’ve inputted
your desired power rating
and configure them/turn off
configuration by tapping on the
slider button.
To add a new triggered action:
Tap the + button on the top right
corner of the screen.
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To select the triggering actions,
tap on the slider button located
to the right of each triggering
action.
Countdown
To conserve energy, you can
schedule a countdown for an
outlet before it automatically
turns off.
2. Tap on the Minute and
Second data fields to set the
desired countdown for your
outlet. When you’re finished
setting the countdown, tap on
‘Confirm’ to schedule it.
3. Your outlet will automatically
switch off after the countdown
ends.
To schedule a countdown:
1. Tap the
button on the main
screen and a Countdown
Setting dialog box will pop up.
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Action Timer
Tap to set the date of the
desired action.
The Action Timer allows you
to switch an outlet on/off on a
single scheduled date and time.
To add a timed action:
Tap the + button on the top right
corner of the screen.
Tap to give the
timed action a
name.
Tap to set the time of the
desired action.
Turn device ON.
Turn device OFF.
Tap to confirm your
timed action.
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Power History
Tap “Power History” to view a
device’s power consumption.
Device Editor
To edit the device name and
information, tap “More”, then tap
“Device Editor”.
To change the device icon, tap
“Icon”, then select what device
you are controlling.
Event Logging
To see the usage and action
history of a device, tap“Event
Logging”.
Icon
Upgrade Firmware
To download the latest firmware
updates, tap “More”, then tap
“Device Info”.
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Re-configuring a Device
1. Press and hold the outlet
power button for about 5
seconds and release when the
LED light illuminates with a
solid blue light.
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2. Tap the + button on the top
right corner of the screen.
3. Input your Wi-Fi network ID
and password, then tap “OK”
to confirm. Once configuration
is complete, the outlet will
appear on the app home
screen.
Deleting a Device
Logging Out
Share a Device
iOS
iOS
To delete a device, swipe the
desired device left, then tap
Delete.
While in the main menu of the
app, tap Settings on the bottom
right, then tap Logout.
Input another account to share
your device’s controls and
settings.
Android
Android
To delete a device, tap and hold
the desired device icon for 3
seconds, then tap Delete.
While in the main menu of the
app, tap the
button on the
upper left-hand corner of the
screen to log out. Alternatively,
you may also tap Settings on the
bottom right, then tap Logout.
iOS
While in the main menu of the
app, swipe the desired device left,
then tap Share and type in the
account name of the person you
wish to share the device with.
Android
While in the main menu of the
app, tap and hold the device that
you wish to share, then tap Share
and type in the account name of
the person you wish to share the
device with.
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Troubleshooting
Q: Why won’t my device respond to my app
remote commands?
A: Ensure that your Wi-Fi network is working
normally and that the outlet is fully and properly
plugged in and connected to a device.
Q: Why won’t the power usage data update in the
app even when my outlet is in use?
A: Sometimes it takes some time for the power
usage data to update. If you’re using a low power
consumption appliance, data may take longer to
transfer.
Q: Why won’t the VeSync app allow me to add a
device?
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Follow the re-configuration steps on page 29.
If the device network was set up by another user,
have the primary user “Share” the device to
you so you may configure it to your own smart
device.
Make sure your device’s firmware is updated to
the latest version.
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Make sure the password and account ID you’re
inputting are correct.
Try configuration using APN mode.
Remove the outlet from its power supply; wait
a few seconds and plug the outlet back in and
re-attempt configuration.
Q: After adding a device, why won’t the device
icon appear on the main screen of the VeSync
app?
A: Refresh the main menu screen and the device
should then normally appear on the screen.
Q: After moving an outlet to another socket, it’s
appearing as offline/the light is slowly blinking
blue. Why is this happening?
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Check to make sure the device isn’t placed too
far from the network wireless router. It must
be within a 164 ft (50m) visible range from the
router.
Check to make sure the network hasn’t changed
and is functioning normally.
Reset the outlet by pressing and holding the
outlet power button for 20 seconds and releasing
when the indicator light begins to flash quickly.
Then, re-configure the outlet with the network.
Customer Support
Should you encounter any issues or have any questions regarding your new product, feel free to contact our
helpful Customer Support Team. Your satisfaction is ours!
Etekcity Corporation
1202 N Miller Street, Suite A
Anaheim, CA 92806
Toll-Free:		
Fax:		
Local:		
Email: 		
Live Chat:
(855) 686-3835
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support@etekcity.com
www.etekcity.com
SUPPORT HOURS
Monday - Friday:
9:00am - 5:00pm PST
*Please have your order ID number ready before contacting customer support.
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Warranty Information
Terms & Policy
Etekcity warrants all products to be of the highest
quality in material, craftsmanship and service for
a minimum of 1 year, effective from the date of
purchase. Warranty lengths may vary between
product categories. For specific warranty terms,
please refer to your product’s listing page or
operation manual.
Under the limited warranty, Etekcity will replace
or refund any product found to be defective due
to manufacturer flaws based on eligibility. This
warranty extends only to personal use and does
not extend to any product that has been used for
commercial use, rental use, or any other use in
which the product is not intended for. There are no
warranties other than the warranties expressly set
forth with each product.
This warranty is non-transferrable. Etekcity is not
responsible in any way for any damages, losses or
inconveniences caused by equipment failure or by
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user negligence, abuse, or use noncompliant with
the user manual or any additional safety, use, or
warnings included in the product packaging and
manual.
Etekcity and its subsidiaries assume no liability
for damage caused by the use of the product
other than for its intended use or as instructed
above and in the user manual. Some states do not
allow this exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential losses so the foregoing disclaimer
may not apply to you. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights and you may also have other
rights which may vary from state to state.
ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD
OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.
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Should your product prove defective within the
specified warranty period, please return the
defective unit in its original packaging with (1) an
original copy of invoice, (2) your order number, (3)
and your warranty ID number.
Date of Purchase:
____________________
Place of Purchase:
____________________
Warranty ID:		
____________________
Exceptions & Exclusions
Order ID:		
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Damage due to abuse, accident, alteration,
misuse, tampering or vandalism.
Improper or inadequate maintenance.
Damage in return transit.
Unsupervised use by children under 18 years
of age.
To receive a valid warranty ID number, sign
into your Etekcity customer account at www.
etekcity.com (If you ordered your product
through Amazon, Ebay or Walmart, create
an account at www.etekcity.com in order to
retrieve your warranty ID). At the top of the
warranty page, type in your order number
located in your order invoice to retrieve your
warranty ID number. Your warranty ID number
will then be sent to your email for your
records. If deemed defective, your product will
be replaced or refunded at no charge to you.
To register your warranty or to make a claim,
please contact our helpful customer support
team at (855) 686-3835 or email support@
etekcity.com
*Please have your order ID number ready
before contacting customer support.
Please keep this page for your records.
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Specifications
Communication Mode
Communication Frequency
Wireless Distance
(Outlet to Router)
Maximum Switch Current
AC Power Supply Range &
Supply Frequency
Rf PA Power
IEEE802.11b/g/n (Wi-Fi)
2412-2462MHz
2400 - 2483.5 MHz
98 - 164 feet | 30 - 50 meters
(max visible range)
10A
120V, 50/60Hz
25 dBm
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Power Consumption
0.7 - 1.2 W
Operating Environment
14°F ~ 104°F | -10°C ~ 40C°
Storage & Transportation
Environment
-4°F ~ 104°F | -20°C ~ 60C°
Size
Compatible Systems
102mm x 62mm x 30mm
Android 4.0 or higher | iOS 7.0 or higher
NOTE: Your outlet Wi-Fi signal range may be shortened or adversely affected by one or more of
the following: your Wi-Fi network operation power rate, the Wi-Fi sensitivity of the receiving device,
thick building walls and surrounding electrical devices.
Package Contents
1 x Wi-Fi Remote Outlet
1 x User Manual
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FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This device and its antenna(s) must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna transmitter.
This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator
and your body
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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