Outdoor Z-Wave Plus On/Off Light and Appliance Plug, Two On/Off Smart Outlet, Zwave Hub Required, Works with SmartThings, Wink, Alexa (ZW97)

Very easy to setup with my Wnk 2 hub and control with Alexa. I like that you get two outlets one controlled and one uncontrolled. There is one button up front for setup and to control the outlet. Works great.

I have used this for 3 weeks now and I am impressed with how well our Samsung Smartthings works with it. I have one outlet coming on 30 minutes before sunset and the other outlet coming on at 15 minutes after sunset. I have about 400watts on each outlet and so far this has worked flawlessly.

Im using this to control outdoor holiday lights in my SmartThings home automation setup. Setup was easy, and it shows up as two separate switches in ST, each independently controllable. The cord could perhaps be a bit longer, but I appreciate that each plug has a rubber cover if you did not have a plug in each. This was used last year, and put away in January. When I pulled it out of storage this season and plugged it in, it reconnected flawlessly back to my ST hub.

I purchased this item because I needed the 2 channels. I wanted to be able to control the lights differently from the water flow in the foundation. I had a difficult time initially getting SmartThings to recognize the 2 channels, so I reached out to their support. EVA LOGIK got back to me with a suggestion and a video to help get it connected, it did the trick and now I am using it as indented.

Works well and reacts quickly to commands. Beware, if you are using an alarm system as your zwave controller— alarm-dot-com which is the backend for many alarm system companies, does not recognize multi node devices. On my 2gig this shows up as three different switches. The first two always act together and control the same outlet. The third switch controls the second outlet. The app only shows one switch, can’t control the second remotely. Product is good quality.

The unit arrived yesterday and I cannot attest to its weatherproof qualities but believe it will do fine as that’s the whole point of being an outdoor smart plug. Setup was easy and I can control both plugs with no issue. One outlet controls my small pool pump and the other for some deck lighting. I am using an Abode iota hub and paired by Zwave.

I have only just used this to control some outdoor Christmas lights, but so far so good. I really like the 2 outlet design, giving more specific control for 2 powered devices/plugs. We have had some sub-zero weather already, and the outlet continues to power on and off with my lighting schedule. The reliability has been spot on so far. Paired into Hubitat directly, using their native drivers with no problem. It does create 2 child devices off the single parent device. But each child is individually controllable.

This is what I was looking for to be able to control two outside devices from one device. It works perfectly with my Hubitat Hub.

I’ve got a healthy Z-Wave network in my house but I just couldn’t get this outlet to pair properly. I tried at its final location, next to the z-wave controller and near another Z-Wave switch with no luck. Ultimately I returned it and picked up the ZEN14 from Zooz which worked great.

Im on my second one of these Eva Logic 2 Channel Z-Wave Smart Plug...and unfortunately these are the dummest smart plugs out there. Neither of the two that I purchased can be added to my SmartThings hub. When trying to add them...either via their product name (which is an available option), or scanning nearby, they are not found by the SmartThings app. Ive tried it a million times...tried the factory reset (press the power button twice, then hold), rebooted the hub, rebooted my phone...no dice no matter what I try. I contacted Eva Logik support, and although they responded very quickly (which was great), their first reply was sending me a link to the video on how to pair the device (which was no no help, of course, since I had already tried every option available. They offered to replace the device, but figuring they wouldnt be as quick as Amazon, I just did a replacement order. As noted earlier, the replacement acted the same way as the original one...its basically a brick. Now its on to try to find a similar device from an alternate manufacturer...that will actually work. I would suggest that you dont waste your time on trying this...Im a week and a half in, and back to square one. Note: I have an extensive SmartHome device collection, running a large number of items in my house, so suffice to say, it isnt operator error.