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Broadlink Smart Home Wi-Fi Timing Plug Wireless Remote - US $19.99 (~AU $26.66) Preorder @ Banggood

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Broadlink Smart Home Wi-Fi Timing Plug Wireless Remote - US $19.99 (~AU $26.66) Preorder @ BanggoodAffiliate
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Broadlink MP1 Smart Home Wifi Timing Plug Power Strip 4 Ports Individual Wireless Remote Control

This Broadlink MP1 Strip can remote control the device in your home with your smart phone,
You can control them in one button by the Broadlink App or manually.
Most importantly !!! You can individual control each socket of the MP1.
Also you can timing the device, even separately.

Feature :

Support WiFi network, and remote control.
Support smart configure net technology, easy to access settings.
WiFi Frequency : 2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n
Wireless type : Support IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Support App for Android and IOS.

Specification :

Brand Name : Broadlink
Model : MP1
Port : 4 Internation combination power jack
Output : 10A/250V (max)
Input : 10A/250V (max)
Rated power : 2000W
Flame retardant : 750℃
Plug Type : AU Standard
Cord Length : 1.5m
Weight : 460g
Size : 254mm x 60mm x 32mm

Mod WARNING: This item does not carry the required Electrical Safety Certifications for Sale or Supply (and/or installation) in Australia. It may be dangerous to use this device.

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  • werty98 on 04/05/2016 - 15:02
    +1

    Banggood = no deal

    • No on 04/05/2016 - 15:04

      How come? Postage might be a bit slow but they are cheap and a lot better than some of the other Chinese stores.

      • werty98 on 04/05/2016 - 15:06
        -1

        May be ok for those goods that are not banggable

        • No on 04/05/2016 - 15:08

          OK!

  • spackbace on 04/05/2016 - 15:16
    +4

    Yeah, buying an electrical device from here, and plugging in things like TVs etc… can't see that going wrong!

    • Clear on 04/05/2016 - 17:29
      +1

      I use 2 Xiaomi powerboards already. rip my house :(

      • asa79 on 05/05/2016 - 01:03

        ?

      • furythree on 05/05/2016 - 11:35
        +2

        the usb ports are awesome

        • Clear on 05/05/2016 - 13:08

          Yep 2.1A across all 3 simultaneously. I use the standard power strip without USB ports though.

  • Shonky on 04/05/2016 - 15:19
    +3

    Usual comments apply here regarding non local compliance, non compliant sockets etc…

  • nstyle on 04/05/2016 - 15:42
    +1

    You had me at "Also you can timing the device"

  • looks on 04/05/2016 - 16:25
    -5

    I think this 'deal' should be pulled, its illegal to import uncertified electrical devices into Australia.

    • eug on 04/05/2016 - 18:08
      +2

      Should Kogan be shut down as well? Anyone who buys phones from Kogan will receive an overseas charger in the box.

      • werty98 on 04/05/2016 - 20:48

        I always throw Kogan chargers away and use only those bought from local shops. Fire risk from USB chargers is not as bad as that from power boards any way.

        • eug on 04/05/2016 - 21:31

          Even the genuine Samsung/Sony/Apple/etc chargers that come in the box?

          Fire risk from USB chargers is not as bad as that from power boards any way.

          Why?

        • Shonky on 05/05/2016 - 07:42

          I'd disagree there. They have slightly different failure modes. A charger could lack proper isolation and therefore is more of a direct human safety risk whereas a badly designed powerboard could and melt / short circuit and in turn cause a fire.

        • furythree on 05/05/2016 - 11:36

          the new adapters they throw in are sturdy and insulated pins

        • werty98 on 05/05/2016 - 19:40

          @eug: Kogan chargers are not genuine Samsung/Sony/Apple/etc chargers.

        • eug on 05/05/2016 - 23:45
          +1

          @werty98: Have you bought any mobiles or tablets from Kogan before? They come with the original overseas Samsung/Sony/Apple/etc chargers. Kogan used to then include a travel converter.

          Nowadays they seem to include their own branded charger as well. I'd much rather use the genuine overseas charger with a travel converter rather than the Kogan charger or any locally-purchased generic chargers - I think it's safer even though the overseas charger does not have australian certification. It's likely safer than locally-purchased generic chargers too.

          After all, how often do hotels filled with foreign tourists burn down?

    • Maverick-au on 04/05/2016 - 19:38
      +2

      I think this 'deal' should be pulled, its illegal to import uncertified electrical devices into Australia.

      No it's not illegal to import "uncertified" electrical products. It's illegal to sell them but not to import.

      It's people like you who are responsible for the massive amounts of red tape and bureaucracy that add so much to everything we do from wiping our asses to painting our houses.

  • klownz on 04/05/2016 - 16:27
    +3

    Does this product have any electrical safety standards compliance? Doesn't mention anything on the website e.g. FCC / CE / A-Tick.

    • looks on 04/05/2016 - 23:23
      -7

      Probably not. But if you burn your house down you could probably bring Ozbargain to court.

  • samlor on 04/05/2016 - 22:57

    Does the NRTL certification claim provide any safety assurance? I'm quite keen to try this product or are there alternatives of comparable function and price? It looks like a new product perhaps and might be more compelling if/once there are reviews?

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