
Option 1 · Sonoff
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug
Last updated October 2026
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Option 1 · Sonoff
Last updated October 2026
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Option 2 · Sonoff
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IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz
IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz
The user manual describes Matter commissioning as a Bluetooth pairing; the radio is not used for control
Bluetooth carries the Matter commissioning handshake, and SONOFF's Proximity Mode also drives the plug directly over BLE while it is offline, with energy monitoring unavailable in that mode | The Matter device record for S61STPF-PM-O lists Bluetooth alongside Wi-Fi
One-time and recurring timers, schedules and smart scenes, plus Matter automations in the ecosystem app
Schedules, countdown and inching timers, device groups and smart scenes in the eWeLink app, plus scenes and voice routines in the Matter ecosystem the plug is joined to | LAN control keeps the app working when the cloud is unreachable, and a power-on state setting decides how the socket comes back after an outage
One button on the body: a single press toggles the load, a long press enters pairing mode
One splash-proof button on the body: a short press toggles the load, a 5 second press enters pairing mode
Via Matter
Via Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Alexa app remote control, voice control and smart scenes
Via Matter
Via Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Apple Home app remote control, voice control and smart scenes, and the product page states the plug fully supports Siri, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch
Via Matter
Via Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Google Home app remote control, voice control and smart scenes
Via Matter
Via Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Home Assistant app remote control, voice control, smart scenes and, from firmware 1.0.6, energy consumption data
The Type B plug supports Matter.
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →Use the electrical ratings and load restrictions for the Type B variant.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Matter over Wi-Fi device: the QR code on the plug is scanned by any Matter app, and the manual documents adding it to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant
Matter compatibility is specified.
Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →Use the named plug variant and its local electrical ratings. Matter requires a compatible controller.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Matter over Wi-Fi device: scanning the Matter QR code on the body with any Matter app adds it to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings or Home Assistant, with no SONOFF bridge in the path | Listed in the Matter device directory as S61STPF-PM-O, vendor ID 0x1321, product ID 0x00DB, certificate CSA255ADMAT46335-24
Via Matter
Via Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives SmartThings app remote control, voice control, smart scenes and, from firmware 1.0.6, energy consumption data
Energy consumption can be monitored.
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →Use the electrical ratings and load restrictions for the Type B variant.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Real-time voltage, current, power, runtime and consumption charts, plus electricity cost tracking with custom rates
The plug reports electrical consumption.
Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →Use the named plug variant and its local electrical ratings. Matter requires a compatible controller.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Real-time voltage, current and power plus device runtime and total consumption, with historical charts, resettable statistics and data export | Electricity bill tracking with custom currency and rates turns the consumption into a cost, and the readings are also exposed to SmartThings and Home Assistant from firmware 1.0.6
The specified maximum current is 15 A.
Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →Use the electrical ratings and load restrictions for the Type B variant.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
The stated maximum current is 16 A.
Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →Use the named plug variant and its local electrical ratings. Matter requires a compatible controller.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Overload and overcharge protection with customizable current, voltage and power thresholds that cut the power automatically
Overload protection cuts the supply when current, voltage or power crosses a threshold the user sets, and power can be restored remotely afterwards | A separate overcharge protection mode turns the socket off once a connected battery device stops drawing above a set level, and the housing carries a safety shutter and UV resistant PC plastic
| Specification | Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug | Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug |
|---|---|---|
| Connectivity | ||
YesCatalog noteIEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz | YesCatalog noteIEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz | |
| No | No | |
For PairingCatalog noteThe user manual describes Matter commissioning as a Bluetooth pairing; the radio is not used for control | YesCatalog noteBluetooth carries the Matter commissioning handshake, and SONOFF's Proximity Mode also drives the plug directly over BLE while it is offline, with energy monitoring unavailable in that mode | The Matter device record for S61STPF-PM-O lists Bluetooth alongside Wi-Fi | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Features | ||
YesCatalog noteOne-time and recurring timers, schedules and smart scenes, plus Matter automations in the ecosystem app | YesCatalog noteSchedules, countdown and inching timers, device groups and smart scenes in the eWeLink app, plus scenes and voice routines in the Matter ecosystem the plug is joined to | LAN control keeps the app working when the cloud is unreachable, and a power-on state setting decides how the socket comes back after an outage | |
YesCatalog noteOne button on the body: a single press toggles the load, a long press enters pairing mode | YesCatalog noteOne splash-proof button on the body: a short press toggles the load, a 5 second press enters pairing mode | |
| No | No | |
| Integrations | ||
YesCatalog noteVia Matter | YesCatalog noteVia Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Alexa app remote control, voice control and smart scenes | |
YesCatalog noteVia Matter | YesCatalog noteVia Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Apple Home app remote control, voice control and smart scenes, and the product page states the plug fully supports Siri, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch | |
YesCatalog noteVia Matter | YesCatalog noteVia Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Google Home app remote control, voice control and smart scenes | |
YesCatalog noteVia Matter | YesCatalog noteVia Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives Home Assistant app remote control, voice control, smart scenes and, from firmware 1.0.6, energy consumption data | |
YesManufacturer sourceThe Type B plug supports Matter. Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →
Use the electrical ratings and load restrictions for the Type B variant. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteMatter over Wi-Fi device: the QR code on the plug is scanned by any Matter app, and the manual documents adding it to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant | YesManufacturer sourceMatter compatibility is specified. Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →
Use the named plug variant and its local electrical ratings. Matter requires a compatible controller. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteMatter over Wi-Fi device: scanning the Matter QR code on the body with any Matter app adds it to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings or Home Assistant, with no SONOFF bridge in the path | Listed in the Matter device directory as S61STPF-PM-O, vendor ID 0x1321, product ID 0x00DB, certificate CSA255ADMAT46335-24 | |
YesCatalog noteVia Matter | YesCatalog noteVia Matter: SONOFF's compatibility table gives SmartThings app remote control, voice control, smart scenes and, from firmware 1.0.6, energy consumption data | |
| Power | ||
YesManufacturer sourceEnergy consumption can be monitored. Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →
Use the electrical ratings and load restrictions for the Type B variant. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteReal-time voltage, current, power, runtime and consumption charts, plus electricity cost tracking with custom rates | YesManufacturer sourceThe plug reports electrical consumption. Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →
Use the named plug variant and its local electrical ratings. Matter requires a compatible controller. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteReal-time voltage, current and power plus device runtime and total consumption, with historical charts, resettable statistics and data export | Electricity bill tracking with custom currency and rates turns the consumption into a cost, and the readings are also exposed to SmartThings and Home Assistant from firmware 1.0.6 | |
| 100 - 125V | 100 - 240V | |
15AManufacturer sourceThe specified maximum current is 15 A. Sonoff iPlug Gen2 Type B Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →
Use the electrical ratings and load restrictions for the Type B variant. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. | 16AManufacturer sourceThe stated maximum current is 16 A. Sonoff S61s Outdoor Type F Matter Over WiFi Smart Plug manufacturer product page →
Use the named plug variant and its local electrical ratings. Matter requires a compatible controller. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. | |
| 1875W | 3840W | |
YesCatalog noteOverload and overcharge protection with customizable current, voltage and power thresholds that cut the power automatically | YesCatalog noteOverload protection cuts the supply when current, voltage or power crosses a threshold the user sets, and power can be restored remotely afterwards | A separate overcharge protection mode turns the socket off once a connected battery device stops drawing above a set level, and the housing carries a safety shutter and UV resistant PC plastic | |
| Type B | Type F | |
| No | No | |
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