5Gstore EZ-72b Single Outlet Remote Power IP Switch - App Controlled

Yes, you can download ezDevice for Android or iOS devices.

Please refer to the user manual available here: https://5gstore.com/ipswitchdownloads

Yes, Surge protection can be used with the IP switch.

The 5Gstore dual outlet remote power IP switch would be required for reports and email notifications. See here: https://5gstore.com/1/8897

The Remote Power IP Switch is only able to ping to IP address, not Ports.

No, the max on each Switch model is 10 amps (5a per outlet on the dual outlet model).

The ezDevice app allows users to share devices across accounts.

You would lose access to the remote device if this was the case. By changing the mode to reset only, you can avoid this issue so you can only issue reset commands, not separate off/on commands.

Each Cloud4UIS account is linked and can only be created thru a verified email account. It cannot be changed.

You can upgrade while deployed, however this will cause the connected devices to power cycle while the upgrade completes. Ideally doing your upgrade during off hour times is the best option.

Users would normally adjust the ping interval if they have a connection that is slow to respond OR they are using a metered data plan from a cellular provider, for example, and want to avoid additional usage fees.

Yes, you can do this by using the manufacturer's cloud service - cloud4UIS.com. There is also a mobile app called ezDevice, which is available for iOS and Android.

Yes.

No, but it will require an Ethernet connection to configure the schedule via its local web user interface page. The schedule will also continue to work even after removing its Ethernet connection to your router.

Yes, the 5Gtore Remote Power IP switches support a schedule feature.

Yes, the hostname of the device can be changed.

The Remote Power IP switch is meant to perform an automatic reboot of your router/modem (or other device) when an internet connection is lost. Of course when units are on battery backup, they are unable to power reset as needed. So, when you have a UPS in place, you need to setup in this order: UPS -> IP Switch power supply -> Modem / Router plugged into the 2 outlets - this will allow the switch to cut power properly while still maintaining battery backup for the Switch itself.

The IP switch will reset once the Internet becomes active again after an extended internet outage. How many times it resets will depend upon how you configure the setting that controls how many resets it will perform when Internet outage is detected.

Yes, the Switch has a replaceable fuse. Refer to our support document called "Remote Power Switch - Changing the Fuse" for instructions on how to do this.

Yes, you can configure a static address.

No it does not. It does come with a removable fuse and a backup though. In the event the 5A (dual outlet) or 10A (single outlet) power it supports is exceeded, it will blow the fuse. We would still recommend having a surge protector in place to protect your device(s) from any damage.

Yes, that is within the input power specs of this device (125-250Vac). You would need a converter as we do not have International power supplies available.

Yes, this is possible. Refer to the user manual under Configuration -> Schedule for instructions OR contact our support team for assistance.

It may differ depending on your configuration (i.e. how frequently it is sending ping requests) as well as how often you may be accessing it remotely. We've seen anywhere from about 2MB to 13MB of usage per month and about 0.230 (230KB) to 0.656MB (656KB) per day.

The dual outlet switch supports DDNS settings, OR you can use the manufacturer's cloud service, Cloud4UIS, for remote access to any models.

The 1 Outlet Remote Power Switch would not be able to set a delay between 2 devices as it only has 1 outlet. Our 2 Outlet Remote Power Switch would be appropriate in this case. The delay you can set between outlet 1 (where you would attach your modem) and outlet 2 (where you would attach your router) is 1 to 600 seconds.

Yes! While a smartphone is the easiest way to configure the outlet, it is not required. You can log into the web administration page of the outlet from a computer, and enable the automatic reset from there. Or, you can log in through the cloud management site at https://cloud4uis.com

If just rebooting the router resolves this issue for you, the single outlet model should be all you need. If you need to reboot both the modem and router, and even the security system, go with the Dual Outlet model. Both models can be accessed via iOS/Android app called ezDevice.

The single and dual outlet IP Switches can have power strips attached as long as you do not exceed the 10amp output (5A per outlet on the dual model).

You would need to add a network switch. One wall outlet can be split into multiple ethernet ports.

http://5gstore.com/product/3571_5_port_switch.html

Yes, you have the option to turn the auto-reset function on or off..

You can use this to cut and provide power to the PC's power supply. However, if your PC requires you to press a power button to turn it on, this won't help there. You'll need to check your PC BIOS settings to see if it can automatically turn on when it has power.

Yes, by default the automatic reboot is disabled. You can choose to enable this, or simply use it with the application to remotely power on and off devices.

Yes, you can use the schedule feature to configure this.

There is a standard 1-year manufacturer's warranty that covers defects and failures not related to misuse/abuse. You will need to contact 5Gstore support (833-547-8673 x3 or support@5gstore.com) for a replacement. Shipping fees are not included.

The websites include Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask as well as those sites' physical IP addresses and NTP time servers. These are not visible to the user because they cannot be changed. However, you may disable those and use a single IP address that you CAN configure. You also have the option to have it send as a Ping or HTTP request.

No, you can only control the outlet via an app or web browser.

No they do not.

They do the same general function, however major differences on the single outlet include: the inability to manually configure more than 1 website or IP address to ping, less options for configuration, no Google Hangouts or Skype, no email notifications, and no dynamic DNS support. In order to access either switch, they both use a mobile app called ezDevice as well as the website, Cloud4UIS.com.