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Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) vs Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR

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Key differences between Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) and Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR

A summary of selected recorded differences between these plugs. Check the full specification table below for details and conditions.

Feature differences among your selected devices
  • 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (connectivity): Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) — Yes; Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — No.
  • Apple Home (integrations): Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) — Yes (HomeKit remote control requires an Apple home hub (HomePod or Apple TV)); Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — No.
  • Energy Monitoring (power): Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) — No; Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — Yes (Real-time power monitoring).
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  • Z Wave (connectivity): Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) — No; Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — Z-Wave Hub required (Z-Wave 800 series with Long Range (ZWLR), S2 Security, SmartStart).
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Apple Home

  • Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)Yes
  • Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LRNo

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Connectivity

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Z-Wave Hub required
Catalog note

Z-Wave 800 series with Long Range (ZWLR), S2 Security, SmartStart

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No

Features

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Catalog note

3 independently controlled outlets, timer and schedules

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

Scheduling and smart rules; acts as a Z-Wave signal repeater (not in ZWLR network)

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No

Integrations

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

Zooz states that Z-Wave products need a hub to work with Alexa: through SmartThings, Hubitat or Ezlo the plug shows up as a normal smart plug

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Catalog note

HomeKit remote control requires an Apple home hub (HomePod or Apple TV)

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Not recorded
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

Works with the Z-Box Hub, Home Assistant and Hubitat via a Z-Wave hub

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Yes
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

Pairs with a SmartThings hub as a standard Z-Wave device

Power

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

Real-time power monitoring

Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
110 - 125V
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
110 - 125V
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
15A
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
15A
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
1800W
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
1800W
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Not recorded
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Not recorded
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
Type B
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Type B
Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Specifications for Meross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets) versus Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
SpecificationMeross Outdoor Smart Plug (3 Sockets)Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Connectivity
YesNo
NoNo
NoNo
NoNo
NoZ-Wave Hub required
Catalog note

Z-Wave 800 series with Long Range (ZWLR), S2 Security, SmartStart

NoNo
Features
Yes
Catalog note

3 independently controlled outlets, timer and schedules

Yes
Catalog note

Scheduling and smart rules; acts as a Z-Wave signal repeater (not in ZWLR network)

YesYes
NoNo
Integrations
YesYes
Catalog note

Zooz states that Z-Wave products need a hub to work with Alexa: through SmartThings, Hubitat or Ezlo the plug shows up as a normal smart plug

Yes
Catalog note

HomeKit remote control requires an Apple home hub (HomePod or Apple TV)

No
YesNot recorded
YesYes
Catalog note

Works with the Z-Box Hub, Home Assistant and Hubitat via a Z-Wave hub

NoNo
YesYes
Catalog note

Pairs with a SmartThings hub as a standard Z-Wave device

Power
NoYes
Catalog note

Real-time power monitoring

110 - 125V110 - 125V
15A15A
1800W1800W
Not recordedNot recorded
Type BType B
NoNo

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