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The Wiser adapter is a removable socket for your Wiser system. Lights or other electrical equipment are easily controlled with the Wiser app - anytime, anywhere - even without a Wiser gateway. Create your own "automations" (schedules) and scenarios and turn your devices on and off automatically. No installation is required. Simply plug it into an outlet and configure your desired schedules with the Wiser app. In addition, you can monitor the power consumption of the connected equipment.

The adapter is designed with a dummy earth hole, without an earth contact. The design is discreet white and black and the adapter is equipped with a red LED indication.

Wiser wireless IP camera is used to monitor areas in your home. The camera has motion detection and the camera can automatically follow a moving object. It can send notification when motion is detected. The camera has built-in 2-way audio communication for communication between people at the camera and the user of the Wiser app. The camera's sensors can be included in Wiser programming. The camera has a resolution of 1080P and night vision of up to 7 meters. It has a patrol function where the camera records a 340° view of your home on a Micro SD card (not included). It supports Micro SD cards up to 128 GB with FAT formatting. The camera can be placed on a table, shelf or similar. or installed on a wall or ceiling. For ceiling installation, the 180° screen flip function can be activated. The camera is powered by a 5 V dc. power supply with micro-USB. A Wiser Gateway is not required to use the camera, but only the Wiser app.

The Wiser wireless build-in relay (Puck) can be used to switch loads on / off and can also be used to set a timer or a time schedule through the Wiser app. The switched loads can be ohmic, inductive or capacitive loads. It is possible to control the puck in your home through the Wiser app if you own the Wiser Gateway. The puck can likewise be controlled through other Wiser devices if the devices are paired through a Zigbee network. You can always control the puck directly on-site through mechanical push-buttons.