Hama 00176575 socket-outlet White

The Hama 00176575 white WLAN socket outlet is a single, plug-in smart socket made of durable plastic. It supports a rated current of 16 A and a maximum input power of 3680 W, and connects directly to your home router via Wi‑Fi without requiring an additional gateway or hub. Controlled with the Hama Smart Solution app, the smart socket lets you switch and monitor connected devices from anywhere and integrates with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.

Advantages

This Wi‑Fi socket establishes a direct connection to your router so no extra hub is needed, reducing cost and setup complexity. The Hama Smart Solution app enables remote control and networking with other Hama Smart Home devices. Support for voice assistants allows hands‑free operation of appliances and lamps connected to the socket. The compact, white plastic housing fits typical home and office interiors.

Suitable for

• Controlling lamps and lighting
• Switching household appliances (coffee makers, fans, etc.)
• Remote power control for office equipment
• Integrating into a Hama Smart Home ecosystem

Key specifications

• Brand: HAMA
• Model / MPN: 00176575
• EAN: 4047443443120
• Colour: White
• Rated current: 16 A
• Maximum input power: 3680 W
• Connection: Wi‑Fi (direct to router) — no gateway required
• Compatibility: Hama Smart Solution app, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant

How to use

Plug the socket into a compatible mains outlet and connect it to your Wi‑Fi network using the Hama Smart Solution app. Add the socket in the app and follow on‑screen steps to name and configure the device. Once configured, switch the connected appliance on or off via the app, set schedules or timers, and use voice commands if an Alexa or Google Assistant device is linked.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the rated current (16 A) or the maximum input power (3680 W). Use the socket indoors in a dry environment and ensure your Wi‑Fi network is secure. For continuous or high‑power devices, verify power requirements to avoid overloading.