STITCH by Monoprice Wireless Smart Power Strip, 4 Individually Controlled Outlets, 2 Always-On USB Ports 15A, Works with Alexa and Google Home for Touchless Voice Control, No Hub Required
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Hi. Do I need to download or link to WiFi for it to work as a smart device. Basically will it shut down the circuit when the item is turned off?
A shopper
on Jul 23, 2019
BEST ANSWER: To set up the device you need 1) a wifi connection & 2) the Stitch App on your smart phone. Once you have programmed the device (eg outlet #1 comes on at 2 PM & goes off at 3 PM, outlet #3 goes on at 6 Pm and Off at 3 AM etc.). The settings will be remembered and executed. Does it retain the settings if unplugged and put in a box for 3 months? Can't say. Will it retain the settings if it has power but no wifi for a year? Probably yes but can't say.
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- V on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: To set up the device you need 1) a wifi connection & 2) the Stitch App on your smart phone. Once you have programmed the device (eg outlet #1 comes on at 2 PM & goes off at 3 PM, outlet #3 goes on at 6 Pm and Off at 3 AM etc.). The settings will be remembered and executed. Does it retain the settings if unplugged and put in a box for 3 months? Can't say. Will it retain the settings if it has power but no wifi for a year? Probably yes but can't say.
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- V on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2018
You will need a Google Home or Amazon Alexa device to turn things on and off by voice via WiFi. You need the Google Home or Alexa app on your phone to add this to your device list. Then you can turn each outlet on/off by voice. "Ok, Google, turn on Swtch 3." You do NOT need a hub to use this device.
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- Matthew R B on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 27, 2018
You have to connect to the same network for it to communicate. You also have to download an app.
You can shut down/start up the individual outlets.
If you lose power, the connections will not reestablish when the power comes back online.
Hope this helps.
You can shut down/start up the individual outlets.
If you lose power, the connections will not reestablish when the power comes back online.
Hope this helps.
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- Jarvis W on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 18, 2018
Yes, you will need to download "Stitch by Monoprice" app. There you can control each individual outlets which there are 4 total. You can choose to schedule each outlet, name it per outlet so if you have gadgets like Alexa, you can call out those names individually to turn on/off.
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- Dennis Z on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 25, 2018
Wifi connection how I did it so I could use my phone for control. We switched to Verizon and doesn't work with 5 g router.tryn to find a work atound.also everything goes off power flashes or goes out.mamual reset.
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- MICHAEL F on Jul 24, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 26, 2019
The device can be keeping to your home wifi network and is comfortable from either google home or amazon Alexa via voice commands or you can use the stitch app to manually turn off or on each individual outlet.
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- Derek N on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 21, 2019
Yes, you will need to connect it to your Wifi by using the Stitch app. You will be able to turn off and on each outlet plug via the app. You can also link it to your Google assistant or Amazon Alexa
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- JOEL E S on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2019
you'll need to download the stitch software and through that software link it to your home network. Once recognized the device will turn each plug off or on using the app or Alexa or Google.
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- sean p on Jul 24, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 8, 2019
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Are the 2 USB ports also controllable via the app / Alexa, or just the standard outlets?
Chad W
on Aug 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No, only the power plugs are controllable. I've had mine for a couple of weeks. It works, well. I turn one of the power plugs off and on via a schedule. The issue I have is that it only works if their is a connection to the Internet.
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- Greg B on Aug 17, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No, only the power plugs are controllable. I've had mine for a couple of weeks. It works, well. I turn one of the power plugs off and on via a schedule. The issue I have is that it only works if their is a connection to the Internet.
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- Greg B on Aug 17, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 27, 2019
Only the 4 outlets can be (individually) switched on/off. The USB ports are not controllable.
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- Kevin W on Aug 19, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 21, 2019
Unfortunately not. Just the 4 plugs.
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- Kasey G on Aug 16, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 8, 2019
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Do Stitch devices require an internet connection (WAN) to operate once they're set up? In other words, is it purely cloud-based control, or will LAN-only wifi work (again, once they're set up)?
Shane W
on Sep 2, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, Lan-only WIFI works fine.
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- Willy I on Sep 3, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, Lan-only WIFI works fine.
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- Willy I on Sep 3, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 15, 2019
You need Wi-Fi...
It’s a great product. I have two...
It’s a great product. I have two...
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- Bob M on Sep 3, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 4, 2020
WAN is not required
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- don s on Sep 3, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2019
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After a power outage does the power strip need to be manually powered on like other smart power bars?
Jon M
on May 24, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes. The power strip defaults to off if it experiences a loss of power. It would be better if it defaulted to 'last state', which means it would continue to be ON after power was restored, or remain OFF it it was OFF when power stopped.
This is my only complain about about the power strip. It's almost a deal-breaker. Almost.
You can reset it by pressing the round reset button, or by using the app on your phone.
This is my only complain about about the power strip. It's almost a deal-breaker. Almost.
You can reset it by pressing the round reset button, or by using the app on your phone.
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- Doug B on May 24, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes. The power strip defaults to off if it experiences a loss of power. It would be better if it defaulted to 'last state', which means it would continue to be ON after power was restored, or remain OFF it it was OFF when power stopped.
This is my only complain about about the power strip. It's almost a deal-breaker. Almost.
You can reset it by pressing the round reset button, or by using the app on your phone.
This is my only complain about about the power strip. It's almost a deal-breaker. Almost.
You can reset it by pressing the round reset button, or by using the app on your phone.
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- Doug B on May 24, 2022
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Is each outlet control-able or are all the outlets controlled at once?
A shopper
on Aug 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Each outlet can be individually controlled.
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- New User U Staff on Aug 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Each outlet can be individually controlled.
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- New User U Staff on Aug 15, 2018
Each outlet is individually controllable, but as far as I can tell the USB ports are not controllable at all. They are just a handy add-on.
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- Matthew R B on Jul 23, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 27, 2018
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Does anyone know if this can integrate with a smartthings hub?
Golfer
on Jan 5, 2019
BEST ANSWER: There's no mention of Z-Wave or Zigbee protocol support - so no direct control. Seems like if MP wants to create yet another home automation standard.
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- Matt C on Jan 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: There's no mention of Z-Wave or Zigbee protocol support - so no direct control. Seems like if MP wants to create yet another home automation standard.
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- Matt C on Jan 11, 2019
if Smartthins integrates with Google or Alexa then yes./
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- Jason W on Jan 7, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2018
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Is this device UL certified?
David S
on Jan 31, 2019
BEST ANSWER: This product is ETL certified and conforms to UL standards.
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- New User U Staff on Feb 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: This product is ETL certified and conforms to UL standards.
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- New User U Staff on Feb 4, 2019
"conforms to UL STD. 1363 and 1449; CERTIFIED TO CSA STD. C22.2 No. 308&8"
Hope that helps as it is stamped into the back of the strip
Hope that helps as it is stamped into the back of the strip
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- Rick R on Jan 31, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 13, 2019
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Is the schedule for the outlets stored within the unit itself so that if you lose internet connection it will still follow the schedule?
A shopper
on Nov 28, 2019
STITCH by Monoprice Wireless Smart Power Strip, 4 Individually Controlled Outlets, 2 Always-On USB Ports 15A, Works with Alexa and Google Home for Touchless Voice Control, No Hub Required
STITCH by Monoprice Wireless Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring and Reporting; Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for Touchless Voice Control, No Hub Required
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I have the strip and I've set the schedule to turn off at a specific time. I've lost power a few times, and the schedule was still maintained.
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- Jason N on Nov 29, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I have the strip and I've set the schedule to turn off at a specific time. I've lost power a few times, and the schedule was still maintained.
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- Jason N on Nov 29, 2019
Good question, one thing I can tell you is that my power strip never went out of the daily schedule(turn on/off). I had power outages before (obviously internet is out) but still maintained the schedule right after. Never had internet go out before. Technically most cases the answer is no due to the device having to maintain a clock within but who knows. Am curious are you thinking of disconnecting the internet after you've set it up?
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- Dennis Z on Nov 28, 2019
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Does the power strip include the energy power usage feature?
A shopper
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This power strip does not include energy monitoring.
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- New User U Staff on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This power strip does not include energy monitoring.
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Does the power strip include energy monitoring on the entire strip or individual outlets?
Chad K
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This power strip does not include energy monitoring at all.
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- New User U Staff on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This power strip does not include energy monitoring at all.
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What is the maximum current draw of each USB port on this power strip?
Joshua W
on Oct 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
The ports would share 2.1A of power.
The ports would share 2.1A of power.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
The ports would share 2.1A of power.
The ports would share 2.1A of power.
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Are the schedules stored and executed by the power strip or is the schedule executed by the app on your phone/tablet?
Paul R
on Dec 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The schedule is to be programmed to your preference through the STITCH mobile app. Once the schedule is saved, the power strip will operate automatically to your schedule. During this time, the app would not have to be opened for the power strip to execute the schedule.
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- New User U Staff on Dec 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The schedule is to be programmed to your preference through the STITCH mobile app. Once the schedule is saved, the power strip will operate automatically to your schedule. During this time, the app would not have to be opened for the power strip to execute the schedule.
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I understand the push to have all your devices controlled by a smartphone, but there is life outside of them, can this be controlled by a Computer?
Richard S
on Dec 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: At the moment, it can only be controlled by an Android or iOS smartphone.
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- New User U Staff on Dec 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: At the moment, it can only be controlled by an Android or iOS smartphone.
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Does this product have an ESP8266 Wi-Fi microcontroller embedded inside? I would like to re-flash it to run, e.g., the Tasmota firmware or some other software that doesn't depend on some external cloud service.
A shopper
on Dec 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes. I have opened and reflashed one of these. I flashed ESPHome onto mine. You will have to solder to the rx/tx/gnd terminals, but they were easy to find. MAKE SURE IT'S NOT PLUGGED IN and you need to supply 3.3v/5v (I don't remember which, but IIRC, it's labelled) to reflash.
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- Terry H on May 24, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2021
Not specifically, but here's the pertinent data:
platform: ESP8266
board: esp01_1m
Outlet 1: GPIO pin 14
Outlet 2: GPIO pin 12
Outlet 3: GPIO pin 13
Outlet 4: GPIO pin 4
LED: GPIO pin 0 (inverted)
Button: GPIO pin 5 (pullup)
platform: ESP8266
board: esp01_1m
Outlet 1: GPIO pin 14
Outlet 2: GPIO pin 12
Outlet 3: GPIO pin 13
Outlet 4: GPIO pin 4
LED: GPIO pin 0 (inverted)
Button: GPIO pin 5 (pullup)
BEST ANSWER: Yes. I have opened and reflashed one of these. I flashed ESPHome onto mine. You will have to solder to the rx/tx/gnd terminals, but they were easy to find. MAKE SURE IT'S NOT PLUGGED IN and you need to supply 3.3v/5v (I don't remember which, but IIRC, it's labelled) to reflash.
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- Terry H on May 24, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2021
Not specifically, but here's the pertinent data:
platform: ESP8266
board: esp01_1m
Outlet 1: GPIO pin 14
Outlet 2: GPIO pin 12
Outlet 3: GPIO pin 13
Outlet 4: GPIO pin 4
LED: GPIO pin 0 (inverted)
Button: GPIO pin 5 (pullup)
platform: ESP8266
board: esp01_1m
Outlet 1: GPIO pin 14
Outlet 2: GPIO pin 12
Outlet 3: GPIO pin 13
Outlet 4: GPIO pin 4
LED: GPIO pin 0 (inverted)
Button: GPIO pin 5 (pullup)
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Are there any fees to use the device for monthly or yearly use?
A shopper
on Dec 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: There are no fees to use this device. No monthly or yearly subscription required and the app is free to use as well.
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- New User U Staff on Dec 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: There are no fees to use this device. No monthly or yearly subscription required and the app is free to use as well.
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Can it be used to power cycle the router it's powering from the app, or does it require a constant network connection?
forrest w
on Jan 1, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The power strip will require a constant network connection to power cycle a router remotely with the app. If a router is plugged into an outlet of the power strip, you would be able to turn the router off remotely with the STITCH app; however, you would not be able to turn the router back on with the app if the power strip is connected to the very same router's Wi-Fi network due to the power being cut off. If you wish to turn the router back on afterward, you would have to manually turn the power strip on by pressing the master switch button.
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- New User U Staff on Jan 2, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The power strip will require a constant network connection to power cycle a router remotely with the app. If a router is plugged into an outlet of the power strip, you would be able to turn the router off remotely with the STITCH app; however, you would not be able to turn the router back on with the app if the power strip is connected to the very same router's Wi-Fi network due to the power being cut off. If you wish to turn the router back on afterward, you would have to manually turn the power strip on by pressing the master switch button.
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- New User U Staff on Jan 2, 2019
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The answer to the question about using this strip to power cycle a router was a little vague. If I have set up an automated routine to power cycle Plug A, and my router is connected to Plug A, once the automation turns off Plug A, will the automation turn Plug A back on? Or will the automation cycle fail because there is no longer a WiFi connection? Earlier answer to whether the routines depend on the app being open seemed to indicate that once programmed, the device would execute the routines on its own without an app connection. However now it sounds like if the WiFi connection is lost, then none of the automation cycles will function? Please clarify, thanks! :-)
John K
on Jan 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question. Based on your scenario, Plug A will not power back on because your router was cut off due to your programmed routine to turn the Plug A off which was used to power the router. Because your router is off and the power strip depends on having a constant WiFi connection to execute the commands, it will not be able to ping the command through without WiFi. To clarify the answer about whether the device depend on the app being opened or not is that the STITCH app does not need to remain open to execute the command as long as the power strip is connected to a stable WiFi connection. None of the automation cycles will function if the WiFi connection is lost. I hope this clarifies your confusion.
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- New User U Staff on Jan 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question. Based on your scenario, Plug A will not power back on because your router was cut off due to your programmed routine to turn the Plug A off which was used to power the router. Because your router is off and the power strip depends on having a constant WiFi connection to execute the commands, it will not be able to ping the command through without WiFi. To clarify the answer about whether the device depend on the app being opened or not is that the STITCH app does not need to remain open to execute the command as long as the power strip is connected to a stable WiFi connection. None of the automation cycles will function if the WiFi connection is lost. I hope this clarifies your confusion.
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Can the USB ports be controlled individually and remotely?
David S
on Jan 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The USB ports cannot be controlled. Only the outlets can be individually controlled remotely with features to set timers for each outlet separately.
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- New User U Staff on Jan 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The USB ports cannot be controlled. Only the outlets can be individually controlled remotely with features to set timers for each outlet separately.
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Are they capable of timers on each outlet?
MICHAEL F
on Jan 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this power strip is capable of setting timers for each outlet individually.
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- New User U Staff on Jan 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this power strip is capable of setting timers for each outlet individually.
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Can a single plug on this receptacle safely provide 15A of current with no other loads attached?
Brian B
on Feb 27, 2019
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Does this cord have surge protection?
A shopper
on Dec 2, 2019
BEST ANSWER: According to the information stamped on the back of the device, the answer is yes: It does have surge protection.
Here is the text from the stamp:
Surge Protective Devices
Model: LTS-4G-W
VPR: 700V (L-N) Type 3 SPD
Rating: 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W
FCC ID: 2AMQ8-WiFi-003 Made in China
Conforms to UL Std. 1363 and 1449
Certified to CSA Std. 022.2 No. 308 & 8
Here is the text from the stamp:
Surge Protective Devices
Model: LTS-4G-W
VPR: 700V (L-N) Type 3 SPD
Rating: 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W
FCC ID: 2AMQ8-WiFi-003 Made in China
Conforms to UL Std. 1363 and 1449
Certified to CSA Std. 022.2 No. 308 & 8
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- Greg on Dec 3, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 8, 2019
BEST ANSWER: According to the information stamped on the back of the device, the answer is yes: It does have surge protection.
Here is the text from the stamp:
Surge Protective Devices
Model: LTS-4G-W
VPR: 700V (L-N) Type 3 SPD
Rating: 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W
FCC ID: 2AMQ8-WiFi-003 Made in China
Conforms to UL Std. 1363 and 1449
Certified to CSA Std. 022.2 No. 308 & 8
Here is the text from the stamp:
Surge Protective Devices
Model: LTS-4G-W
VPR: 700V (L-N) Type 3 SPD
Rating: 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W
FCC ID: 2AMQ8-WiFi-003 Made in China
Conforms to UL Std. 1363 and 1449
Certified to CSA Std. 022.2 No. 308 & 8
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- Greg on Dec 3, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 8, 2019
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is the unit wall mountable?
stephen b
on Sep 8, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes it is. It has two 8mm holes that you can "slide" screw heads in for wall mounting.
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- Samuel S on Sep 8, 2020
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes it is. It has two 8mm holes that you can "slide" screw heads in for wall mounting.
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- Purchased on Aug 27, 2020
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Can the outlets be turned on by demand or it’s only by schedule?
A shopper
on Nov 28, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can control it by demand using the app. Also, when you link it to your other home automation systems, you can say "Hey Google, start the coffee" or "Alexa, turn off the lights"
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- Bob S on Mar 14, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can control it by demand using the app. Also, when you link it to your other home automation systems, you can say "Hey Google, start the coffee" or "Alexa, turn off the lights"
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Is there IFTTT integration?
Kendall, Kristin B
on Dec 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I just got it and set it up. Doesn’t appear to have IFTTT. Little disappointed in that as it seems to be very basic timer for on or off. Not like other the other outlets. May be able to make something work, just haven’t spent any time on itnyet
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- Justin M on Jun 2, 2021
- Purchased on May 22, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I just got it and set it up. Doesn’t appear to have IFTTT. Little disappointed in that as it seems to be very basic timer for on or off. Not like other the other outlets. May be able to make something work, just haven’t spent any time on itnyet
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- Justin M on Jun 2, 2021
- Purchased on May 22, 2021
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Does this work with 5gz wifi?
Christine L
on Feb 6, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I believe it states 2gz only. My home WiFi has both so it’s setup on the 2.
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- Gary C on May 28, 2021
- Purchased on Sep 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I believe it states 2gz only. My home WiFi has both so it’s setup on the 2.
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Can it be controlled by the Smart Life APP?
Joaquin A
on May 13, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I'm not too familiar with the Smart Life APP, but I do know that this works with Google Home, it's what I have and it works great. I believe you can connect the Smart Life app with Google or Alexa as well but am not 100% sure. If the app can connect to Google or Alexa, then you can use this Stitch power strip with the Smart Life app. Also, be aware that this power strip needs the Stitch app to set up with power strip.
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- ROC on May 13, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 30, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I'm not too familiar with the Smart Life APP, but I do know that this works with Google Home, it's what I have and it works great. I believe you can connect the Smart Life app with Google or Alexa as well but am not 100% sure. If the app can connect to Google or Alexa, then you can use this Stitch power strip with the Smart Life app. Also, be aware that this power strip needs the Stitch app to set up with power strip.
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Is this power strip compatible with the SMART LIFE APP?
Joaquin A
on May 24, 2021
BEST ANSWER: So far, for me, all STITCH devices I’ve tried (including this one) have worked with Smart Life
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- Eric R on May 24, 2021
- Purchased on Jan 31, 2021
BEST ANSWER: So far, for me, all STITCH devices I’ve tried (including this one) have worked with Smart Life
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Auto reset to on after power outage?
Eric O
on Dec 25, 2018
are STITCH products compatible with IFTTT or a Samsung Smartthings Hub?
A shopper
on Jan 22, 2019
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For the power strip to successfully operate a timer cycle, it seems to require a wifi connection, as in if my router is powered off by the timer schedule, it will not power on due to not having a wifi connection. But is this a wifi connection to the internet (wan), or simply a connection to the router (lan)? For example, if plug A is set to turn on a lamp at 6PM and off at 6AM, and my router loses connection to my ISP due to an ISP outage at 5PM, there is no wan connection, but my router is still on with local (lan) wifi available (i.e. the status is "connected - no internet" on computer/phone, etc). Would the lamp turn on at 6PM (wifi available but no internet)? If the internet connection is re-established at 7PM, and the lamp has not been turned on, would it turn on, or would it have to wait until the next cycle (day) to turn on?
Lawrence R L
on Feb 20, 2019
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Rated 1 out of 5
Failed in less than 2 years.
I purchased 2 of these in February of 2021. Recently, one of them has failed in that it lost its wi-fi capability permanently and cannot be re-paired as the control button no longer puts it into pairing mode and there is no indicator light, even though the power strip is powered on and the on/off light works. Disappointed in that the warranty was for 1 year only and now it will not even function as a standard power strip as all outlets are permanently off.
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Rated 3 out of 5
Mediocre but still worth it?
I own a few Stitch components. I like that theres no hub required. just an app. The app is serviceable. Could be great with more development. I had the absolute worst time connecting this to my network. Seems others have reported the same. Both AP and Wifi is incredibly clumsy. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesnt then it will work again randomly. Device itself is pretty well made, i even took off the back plate to mount it on the wall. Pretty good design.
The stand alone mini outlets have a "cycle" feature that allows you to quickly and easily setup a 15 mins on, 15 mins off in my case. The powerstrip and its subsequent outlets do not and it took me an eternity to figure out the right combination to get it to do this. (see photo for anyone looking for this in the future). I had to set it up as an automation to fire "at any condition" both being in the "off" position or starting at the beginning of the day.
Honestly i think stitch can be great but there are other vendors (and some of the same manufacturers under different branding) coming out with new stuff all the time. New sensors to truly automate things. Would love to see monoprice really put some backing into this product and make it a power house.
Each time i've reached out to monoprice for tech support on stitch, tweeted requests for info on future products etc. Its been completely silent. I only purchase them because im tech savy and can figure it out and the product is robust enough that it justifies my spend.
The stand alone mini outlets have a "cycle" feature that allows you to quickly and easily setup a 15 mins on, 15 mins off in my case. The powerstrip and its subsequent outlets do not and it took me an eternity to figure out the right combination to get it to do this. (see photo for anyone looking for this in the future). I had to set it up as an automation to fire "at any condition" both being in the "off" position or starting at the beginning of the day.
Honestly i think stitch can be great but there are other vendors (and some of the same manufacturers under different branding) coming out with new stuff all the time. New sensors to truly automate things. Would love to see monoprice really put some backing into this product and make it a power house.
Each time i've reached out to monoprice for tech support on stitch, tweeted requests for info on future products etc. Its been completely silent. I only purchase them because im tech savy and can figure it out and the product is robust enough that it justifies my spend.
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Rated 1 out of 5
No better
Not connecting, no better than other smart strips?
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Rated 5 out of 5
ESP8266 inside!
I don't know if they'll keep is this way, and does require disassembly to get to the serial pins, but if you're reasonable with electronics and soldering, you can flash any ESP8266 firmware onto it. I loaded ESPHome and am THRILLED with it. used ESPHome so I could single, double, triple or quadruple tap to toggle each outlet manually, and of course I can control it with Home Assistant now too!
Monoprice: PLEASE don't stop using ESP8266s - It just makes your hardware useful in more places, which means you'll sell more, right?
Monoprice: PLEASE don't stop using ESP8266s - It just makes your hardware useful in more places, which means you'll sell more, right?
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Rated 3 out of 5
Just OK
Would be better if it worked with smart things.
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Rated 2 out of 5
USB's only work intermittently
I purchased two of these some time ago. The problem with both from the very outset is that the USB ports only work intermittently. You plug a device in and it works at first, and then (for example) you hear the chime on your phone or iPad "dinging" as the power to the USB's comes and goes. I wish I had addressed this with Monoprice earlier, so I could have asked for replacements. I also agree with the previous comments in that the product should come back on automatically after a power loss without having to be turned back on manually via the app. Overall, I think this is a good product and am typically very pleased with my purchases from Monoprice - as I think they offer great bang for your buck.
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Rated 1 out of 5
Would've been great if it worked.
I followed all instructions for the 2 pairing methods to connect to my home network unsuccessfully. At this point it is just a regular power strip which is really unfortunate.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Stitch Power Strip
Love this device!!! I can control EACH of the 4 plugins on my ALEXA.
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Rated 1 out of 5
Bad Stitch Strip
I have three of these and one has just randomly stopped working. Ive reached out to tech support over a week ago with no response. The device is getting power however you cant turn the plugs on the app or manually on the switch.
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