Smart home stopcontact-starterkit Wi-Fi TRUST 71399 — 2,4 GHz, wit, 0,25 kg

Smart home socket starter set Wi‑Fi TRUST 71399 is a pair of white wireless sockets designed for integration with a home network operating on the 2.4 GHz band. The compact sockets allow remote switching and scheduling of connected appliances via Wi‑Fi and a compatible app or ecosystem. With a combined net weight of 0.25 kg, this starter set is intended for everyday residential use such as controlling lights, small appliances and monitoring energy consumption patterns when used with supported software.

Advantages

The sockets communicate over the common 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi frequency, enabling wide router compatibility and stable control in most home networks. Their compact white housing suits typical interior installations and preserves wall outlet access. The starter set format provides two controllable outlets in one package, simplifying initial setup for basic smart home automation and timed control without additional hardware.

Suitable for

• Remote switching of lamps and lighting circuits
• Controlling small household appliances such as fans, coffee makers or chargers
• Creating simple schedules for daily on/off patterns
• Basic energy management when paired with compatible monitoring features

Key specifications

• Wireless frequency: 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi
• Colour: white
• Form factor: plug‑in smart socket, compact design
• Total net weight (combined units): 0.25 kg
• Functionality: remote on/off control and scheduling via Wi‑Fi

How to use

Plug each smart socket into a standard wall outlet, connect the sockets to your home Wi‑Fi network on the 2.4 GHz band following the manufacturer's pairing procedure, and add them in the companion app or supported smart home platform. Once connected, assign clear names, create schedules or scenes, and control the sockets remotely from the app or through any compatible voice or automation service that the product supports.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, place the sockets where they receive a stable 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi signal and avoid using extenders that isolate the 2.4 GHz band from your main network. Do not exceed the appliance load limits indicated in the manufacturer's documentation, and avoid using the sockets with high-power heating devices unless explicitly supported.