What to do if Energenie Surge Protector doesn't switch on?
If the Energenie Surge Protector (EG-PMS2-WLAN) switching command fails and neither the rocker switch nor indicators light up, ensure the device is properly connected to a power source and that the rocker switch is turned on.
What to do if Energenie Surge Protector is connected but not responding?
If your Energenie Surge Protector (EG-PMS2-WLAN) is connected to a local network (ping test is successful) but isn't responding, reset it by pressing the Reset button on the side control panel or switch it off and then on again using the Main rocker switch.
Why does the Energenie Surge Protector rocker switch turn off?
If the rocker switch on your Energenie Surge Protector turns off, it's likely that the connected load is too high. Disconnect some devices from the EG-PMS2-WLAN before turning the rocker switch back on.
How to fix Energenie Surge Protector connection lost?
If the connection to your Energenie Surge Protector (EG-PMS2-WLAN) is lost and there might be an IP address issue, ensure the device is connected to WLAN and switched on. Then, launch the LAN Find utility. Alternatively, use the IP config (C) button to renew the device's IP address.
General| Type | Surge Protector |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Number of Outlets | 4 |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| App Control | Yes |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Weight | 600g |
Details technical specifications of the EG-PMS2-WLAN device, including voltage and load.
Guides users through the process of installing the essential management software.
Steps for connecting the device to a local Wi-Fi network and configuring its IP settings.
Instructions on how to access the device's web interface for management.
Details on using the EnerGenie interface to monitor and control sockets.
Creating and managing automated time-based schedules for socket switching.
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