Timeguard WFAD3 WiFi 3 Way Smart Socket Adapter with USB Port / 2 Gang Smart Wall Socket £8.99 - Sold by The Lamp Post Electrical Supplies
Timeguard WFAD3 WiFi 3 Way Smart Socket Adapter with USB Port / 2 Gang Smart Wall Socket £8.99 - Sold by The Lamp Post Electrical Supplies
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Posted 5 January 2024

Timeguard WFAD3 WiFi 3 Way Smart Socket Adapter with USB Port / 2 Gang Smart Wall Socket £8.99 - Sold by The Lamp Post Electrical Supplies

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Timeguard WFTWSUSB Wi-Fi 2 Gang Double Smart Wall Plug Socket & USB Alexa Google Link

ebay.co.uk/itm…754


Control your home appliances remotely using the WFAD3 Wi-Fi 3 Way Adapter
with USB Ports, via the Tuya Smart mobile app and wherever you have a data
or WiFi connection.

  • App Available for Android and IOS only.
  • Can be controlled from any mobile device that supports a Wi-Fi connection or a mobile data connection Supports multiple devices.
  • Programs: 24 Hour or 7 Day options.
  • Manual Override: Yes
  • Countdown Function: Yes
  • Google Assistant and Amazon Echo Support
  • Individual Socket Control.
  • Can be linked with other TuyaSmart Products

Specification

Operating Voltage: 230V AC
Frequency: 50Hz
Installation Type: Plug-in
Earth Class Rating: Class I
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 65°C
Program Modes: 24 Hour, 7 Day, Permanent ON/OFF or Timed, Countdown
Standby Consumption: <1W
Switch rating: 13A Total For x3 Sockets, 5V 2.4A (USB)
Dimensions: Height 120mm, Width 155mm, Depth 34mm
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Edited by Wade_Wilson, 5 January 2024
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  1. BigStart's avatar
    It's too cheap.. bit scary considering the risks at play will wait to hear from someone that owns it on here. (edited)
    woohoo_postingid's avatar
    Ask them to make it more expensive if you think it will make it safer
  2. EN1GMA's avatar
    Anyone know if each of the 3 sockets can be WiFi controlled individually?

    Wonder if this is compatible with a 3kw oil filled radiator? (edited)
    b13kal's avatar
    3kw heater on that is a no no.
  3. NikLP's avatar
    Can you control the USB ports remotely as well on these, typically?
  4. cashewnuts's avatar
    Not the best reviews of the company on Trustpilot. Obviously cheap so not a lot to lose
    TheBigLwinski's avatar
    What’s an electrical hazard between friends
  5. Adamau5's avatar
    buying more, easy to confiure with homeassistant through Tuya. USB controllable..... it all works and feels reasonable quality
    Adamau5's avatar
    If struggling, as with nearly all iot devices, make sure you are on 2.4ghz WiFi. You router should allow you to create 2 ssids, and select one to just be on 2.4ghz.
  6. paulus's avatar
    If be interested if I could control this via either ewelink or smarthome, just don't want a third app! (edited)
    dcx_badass's avatar
    It's Tuya so will work with Smart Life.
  7. b13kal's avatar
    I worry if they have a 13amp fuse or not?
    lc123's avatar
    51920250-KvxHb.jpg

    image shows a place for a fuse so i would assume they are fused
  8. Richdotward's avatar
    Mine just came and really surprised with the quality. Solid, heavy plastic.

    Working but never had to turn off my 5gz on the router before to setup a smart plug. Once done though just turned back on and all good. Have to use two apps now to turn on my plugs but Google Home voice can control each switch at least.

    Also shows in the Google Home app but only turn all on or all off and not each switch like it's app. (edited)
    Chunk266's avatar
    Odd, I can control each switch and the usbs individually through google home. Can also switch them all on or aff together. Each switch is a different toggle in Google home though (there are 5 toggles in google home for this one adapter), Which google can combine together if you name them light 1/light 2 etc.
  9. taffyjock1's avatar
    Ordered to replace this monstrosity
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    NikLP's avatar
    I've got four lights, USB, plumbed into an Anker charging station, plugged into one of those tplink switches, plugged into a 4 gang, plugged into an 8 gang, into the wall. Seems ok!
  10. solarfusion's avatar
    Worth a punt for £7. Will be useful for the Christmas lights rather than the mess of extension leads I had!
  11. Richdotward's avatar
    Thanks, just ordered two.
  12. woohoo_postingid's avatar
    eBay feedback looks good
  13. Siddy's avatar
    To be fair on quality I got the Timeguard extension lead a few week back and it's ok.

    Also Timeguard have been around for years in the heating game and timeclock control so yes I'm with other and have TP-link in the house and now one of these. So they have a lot to lose pushing cheap stuff.
  14. debschillen0704's avatar
    The timer on my combi boiler is broken, if I plug boiler into this could I use it to switch the heating on instead of having to do it manually

    Or maybe something similar but better quality (edited)
    HellriderUKDeals69's avatar
    I don't think it's a good idea to plug a boiler to this! The boiler is supposed to come on and off automatically as per desired temperature.
  15. stealth666's avatar
    I reckon it'll be fine on low wattage stuff.... Not fires, combi boilers or kettles
    EN1GMA's avatar
    y smart plugs which would work with high powered electric heaters?
  16. dwl99's avatar
    Definitely going to get this for the HA compatibility
    Adamau5's avatar
    can recommend the LocalTuya HACS plugin. You arent reliant on the tuya cloud then. bit of a faff to setup, but then free from the cloud.
  17. dwl99's avatar
    Setting up was a hassle as the light didn't flash when it was in pairing mode and just stayed solid but it eventually paired. Anyone else get this?
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