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Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug vs Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR

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Key differences between Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug and Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR

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  • Zigbee Router (features): Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — Yes (Works as a Zigbee router while powered on and connected, repeating signal to extend the network, with support for up to 64 end devices); Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — No.
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  • Z Wave (connectivity): Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — No; Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — Z-Wave Hub required (Z-Wave 800 series with Long Range (ZWLR), S2 Security, SmartStart).
  • Zigbee (connectivity): Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — Zigbee Hub required (Zigbee 3.0 (IEEE 802.15.4) device: it pairs to a Zigbee coordinator such as a SONOFF ZBBridge, a SONOFF Dongle with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, or the built-in coordinator of an Amazon Echo Plus, Echo 4th gen or Echo Show 2nd gen); Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — No.
  • Apple Home (integrations): Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — SONOFF Hub required (The device is not a native HomeKit accessory: it reaches the Apple Home app through a Matter bridge, either a SONOFF hub (Bridge-M, ZBBridge-U, iHost) or the software Matter bridge in eWeLink CUBE); Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — No.
  • Matter (integrations): Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — SONOFF Hub required (The device is not Matter itself: SONOFF republishes it into Matter through a bridge (Bridge-M, ZBBridge-U, iHost or eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee Dongle), which is how it reaches the Apple Home app); Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR — No.
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Apple Home

  • Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart PlugSONOFF Hub required
  • Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LRNo

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Matter

  • Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart PlugSONOFF Hub required
  • Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LRNo

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Connectivity

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Z-Wave Hub required
Catalog note

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

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Zigbee Hub required
Catalog note

Zigbee 3.0 (IEEE 802.15.4) device: it pairs to a Zigbee coordinator such as a SONOFF ZBBridge, a SONOFF Dongle with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, or the built-in coordinator of an Amazon Echo Plus, Echo 4th gen or Echo Show 2nd gen

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No

Features

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

Schedules, timers, loop timers and inching, plus smart scenes triggered by load power or electricity consumption

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

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

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

One physical button: a single press toggles the load, a five second hold enters pairing mode and a ten second hold resets the device

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Manufacturer source

Zigbee router functionality is described.

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — manufacturer product description →
Source section
Product description / feature descriptions
Model
S61SZBTPB
Region
Manufacturer listing for the named model/variant; regional equivalence has not been established
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Works as a Zigbee router while powered on and connected, repeating signal to extend the network, with support for up to 64 end devices

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No

Integrations

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

Works over Alexa voice control through account linking in the eWeLink app, and the Amazon Echo Plus 2nd gen, Echo 4th gen and Echo Show 2nd gen can act as its Zigbee hub directly

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

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

The device is not a native HomeKit accessory: it reaches the Apple Home app through a Matter bridge, either a SONOFF hub (Bridge-M, ZBBridge-U, iHost) or the software Matter bridge in eWeLink CUBE

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

Once the plug is added to a compatible SONOFF Zigbee gateway, the eWeLink app's account linking exposes it to Google Home for on and off voice control

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Not recorded
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

Supported natively through Zigbee2MQTT from version 2.11.0 and through ZHA with the SONOFF-provided script, using a SONOFF Dongle Plus, Dongle Lite, Dongle Max or ZBDongle

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

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

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

The device is not Matter itself: SONOFF republishes it into Matter through a bridge (Bridge-M, ZBBridge-U, iHost or eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee Dongle), which is how it reaches the Apple Home app

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

Listed as SmartThings compatible with an AeoTec Smart Home Hub V3 as its Zigbee hub, and reachable through the eWeLink cloud once added to a SONOFF gateway

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

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

Power

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Manufacturer source

Power and energy measurement are described.

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — manufacturer product description →
Source section
Product description / feature descriptions
Model
S61SZBTPB
Region
Manufacturer listing for the named model/variant; regional equivalence has not been established
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Real-time voltage, current, power and consumption with historical reports by hour, day and month, 180 days of consumption history and data export

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Yes
Catalog note

Real-time power monitoring

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
100 - 125V
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
110 - 125V
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
15A
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
15A
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
1875W
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
1800W
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Yes
Catalog note

Multi-layer protection: the plug shuts the load off immediately when a configured current, voltage or power threshold is exceeded, and it can be restored remotely or manually after a trip

Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Not recorded
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
Type B
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Type B
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug
No
Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
No
Specifications for Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug versus Zooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
SpecificationSonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart PlugZooz Smart Plug ZEN04 800LR
Connectivity
NoNo
NoNo
NoNo
NoNo
NoZ-Wave Hub required
Catalog note

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

Zigbee Hub required
Catalog note

Zigbee 3.0 (IEEE 802.15.4) device: it pairs to a Zigbee coordinator such as a SONOFF ZBBridge, a SONOFF Dongle with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, or the built-in coordinator of an Amazon Echo Plus, Echo 4th gen or Echo Show 2nd gen

No
Features
Yes
Catalog note

Schedules, timers, loop timers and inching, plus smart scenes triggered by load power or electricity consumption

Yes
Catalog note

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

Yes
Catalog note

One physical button: a single press toggles the load, a five second hold enters pairing mode and a ten second hold resets the device

Yes
Yes
Manufacturer source

Zigbee router functionality is described.

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — manufacturer product description →
Source section
Product description / feature descriptions
Model
S61SZBTPB
Region
Manufacturer listing for the named model/variant; regional equivalence has not been established
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Works as a Zigbee router while powered on and connected, repeating signal to extend the network, with support for up to 64 end devices

No
Integrations
Yes
Catalog note

Works over Alexa voice control through account linking in the eWeLink app, and the Amazon Echo Plus 2nd gen, Echo 4th gen and Echo Show 2nd gen can act as its Zigbee hub directly

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

SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

The device is not a native HomeKit accessory: it reaches the Apple Home app through a Matter bridge, either a SONOFF hub (Bridge-M, ZBBridge-U, iHost) or the software Matter bridge in eWeLink CUBE

No
Yes
Catalog note

Once the plug is added to a compatible SONOFF Zigbee gateway, the eWeLink app's account linking exposes it to Google Home for on and off voice control

Not recorded
Yes
Catalog note

Supported natively through Zigbee2MQTT from version 2.11.0 and through ZHA with the SONOFF-provided script, using a SONOFF Dongle Plus, Dongle Lite, Dongle Max or ZBDongle

Yes
Catalog note

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

SONOFF Hub required
Catalog note

The device is not Matter itself: SONOFF republishes it into Matter through a bridge (Bridge-M, ZBBridge-U, iHost or eWeLink CUBE with a SONOFF Zigbee Dongle), which is how it reaches the Apple Home app

No
Yes
Catalog note

Listed as SmartThings compatible with an AeoTec Smart Home Hub V3 as its Zigbee hub, and reachable through the eWeLink cloud once added to a SONOFF gateway

Yes
Catalog note

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

Power
Yes
Manufacturer source

Power and energy measurement are described.

Sonoff iPlug Gen2 S61s Type B Zigbee Power Meter Smart Plug — manufacturer product description →
Source section
Product description / feature descriptions
Model
S61SZBTPB
Region
Manufacturer listing for the named model/variant; regional equivalence has not been established
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Check the specified variant, required hub and installation instructions. Manufacturer claims are not independent performance tests.

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Real-time voltage, current, power and consumption with historical reports by hour, day and month, 180 days of consumption history and data export

Yes
Catalog note

Real-time power monitoring

100 - 125V110 - 125V
15A15A
1875W1800W
Yes
Catalog note

Multi-layer protection: the plug shuts the load off immediately when a configured current, voltage or power threshold is exceeded, and it can be restored remotely or manually after a trip

Not recorded
Type BType B
NoNo

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