Schedules enable you to automate lights, humidifiers, fans and other vital devices. You can then get on with your business while your accessories get on with theirs – all without the need for a home hub and independently of your iPhone or internet connection. You could have a floor lamp turn on at sunset even if you’re not at home – that’s not only convenient, but also reassuring.
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Control your lights and appliances with a simple tap or by asking Siri, and see how much power they’re using.
Autonomous schedules
Siri voice control
Power consumption & projected cost
Bluetooth & Thread
Easy setup without bridge
Highest data privacy
Empower your appliances...
...using schedules.
...via the Eve app and Siri.
Already made yourself comfortable? Hands tied? Turn your devices on and off with a simple tap or by asking Siri. You can also control Eve Energy directly via the built-in switch, which you can protect against curious fingers by activating the child lock.
...on the go.
Control your connected devices from anywhere – whether you’re strolling around the block or exploring the world. Your home hub (HomePod, HomePod mini, or Apple TV) will keep you connected to your abode.
...based on presence.
Automations seamlessly connect your HomeKit-enabled accessories. Have a light turn on as soon as the Eve Motion wireless motion sensor detects any movement. Or switch your appliances on and off based on whether someone is leaving or arriving home – and save precious power. As soon as the last person leaves home, all the lights and appliances will turn off automatically. How convenient is that!
Give one command to set the scene perfectly.
Combine multiple HomeKit-enabled accessories in a single scene and save yourself the hassle of running to and fro. A "Good Night" scene can turn on your bedside lamps, shut your shades and switch off all the other lights in your home with a single voice command.
Give one command to set the scene perfectly.
Combine multiple HomeKit-enabled accessories in a single scene and save yourself the hassle of running to and fro. A "Good Night" scene can turn on your bedside lamps, shut your shades and switch off all the other lights in your home with a single voice command.
"Hey Siri, it's bedtime."
Power-on stars
Power-on lanterns
Power-on fairy lights
Watch those Watts.
Curiosity. Costs. Conservation – reasons to monitor your power consumption and projected cost are aplenty. Eve Energy gives you the insight to embrace yours – and gain a complete overview by entering your electricity rate.
A great welcome home: When Maria arrives home in the evening after work, the floor lamps, desk lamps and the shelving light strips all turn on automatically.
A great start to the workday at 7 am, and a little later on weekends: The alarm is about to go off, which is why Chris’s espresso machine is already warming up – so he can launch himself into the new day with a shot of coffee.
For a better indoor climate: Patricia counters the dry air caused by her heating by hooking up a humidifier to her Eve Energy. Now she can add automations that turn on the humidifier to suit.
Future-proof.
Alongside Bluetooth, Eve Energy supports Thread. This technology makes your smart home network more responsive, robust, and increases its reach – the only thing you need is HomePod mini or Apple TV 4K (2nd generation, 3rd generation 128 GB). As a router node, Eve Energy relays other Thread accessories’ data packets and enhances the stability and reach of your smart home. More about Thread.
Thread is also a pillar of the new Matter standard.
Premium quality with safety & efficiency to match.
Eve Energy is TÜV and UL-certified, has a smaller footprint than most competitors, and thanks to Thread technology, is far more energy efficient than Wi-Fi smart plugs.
Eve Energy can be controlled using the Eve app, the Home app and Siri.
Control
Set schedules*
Enable child lock
Monitor energy
Adjust status LED
Install firmware updates
Configure guest access
Good to know
When using Apple Home – can I combine Matter and HomeKit-enabled accessories in an automation or scene?
Does Eve Energy have an onboard switch?
Eve Energy is a Full Thread Device (FTD) – but what does that mean?
Do I need a hub?
Privacy by Design. What happens at home, stays at home.
Need help? Contact us!
"For example, the Eve Energy Smart Plug & Power Meter can switch appliances on and off with a tap on the Eve app, set schedules and timers or you can use your voice to ask Siri to do it (leveraging Apple’s HomeKit platform).”
- USA Today -
"If you’ve ever wondered whether any of your electronics are energy vampires—appliances that use electricity even when they’re off—this smart plug can tell you."
"I am beyond excited to see Thread-enabled devices coming to the market. Eve is getting out ahead of other manufacturers, and I’ll be choosing Thread-enabled devices when I have the option in the future."
"If you want to finally try out HomeKit or expand your HomeKit use, Eve Energy is just the right product. "
– iMore –
"As it stands, the Thread-enabled Eve Energy is one of the most feature-rich smart plugs we’ve tested, and it will be even more enticing once the Thread ecosystem matures and the smart-home- platform-unifying Matter finally arrives on the scene.”
"Even if it is Apple-centric, this is a very powerful plug: you can create geofences, triggers, actions and scenes using the free accompanying Eve app or Apple Home."
– T3 –
Technical Details
- iPhone or iPad with the latest version of iOS/iPadOS
- Controlling this HomeKit-enabled accessory automatically and away from home requires a HomePod or an Apple TV (4th generation or later) as a home hub
Power
Input / Output:
AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Australia:
max. 10 A / 2300 W
Europe:
Rated Current: Max. 11 A / 2500 W
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Incandescent Tungsten Lamp Load: Max. 1A / 240 W
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Ambient Temperature: 0-35°C
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Internal Fuse: 12.5 A
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Relay switched of by software at more than 11 A current
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Standby Power Consumption: < 1 W
United Kingdom:
max. 13 A / 2900 W
U.S. & Canada:
AC 120 V, 60 Hz, max. 15 A / 1,800 W
Compatibility
Australia:
Type I sockets (AS 3112)
Europe:
Type E & F sockets, Type C & F appliances
United Kingdom:
Type G (BS 1363) sockets & appliances
U.S. & Canada:
Type B sockets, Type A & B appliances
Wireless Connection
Bluetooth, Thread:
Europe, U.K., U.S. & Canada
Bluetooth:
Australia, China, Japan
Dimensions
Australia:
77 x 77 x 60 mm
Europe:
56 x 56 x 79 mm
United Kingdom:
72 x 72 x 71 mm
U.S. & Canada:
2.8 x 1.5 x 2.4 /70 x 39 x 60 mm
