It is really easy to connect your smart plugs with Alexa following simple steps between the smart plug app and the Alexa app. In this video, I walk through the steps to set up a Smart Plug (Aoycocr brand), how to set them up with your WiFi in your home using the Smart Home app, how to sync or bridge the app with Alexa, and how to create an Alexa Group with all your plugs. In this case, I am using these smart plugs for my Christmas lights, as well as my living room lights.
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Smart Plugs That Work with Alexa Echo Google Home for Voice Control, Aoycocr Smart Home Mini WiFi Outlet with Timer Remote Control Function, No Hub Required, ETL FCC Listed 4 Pack, 2.4GHz Network
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Voice Control with Ease: Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and IFTTT, allowing control outlet through the use of simple voice commands. NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORT SmartThings, Homekit
Control from Anywhere: With the Aoycocr Smart app you can access and manage any small appliances from anywhere, creating a truly smart home experience all in one app – A secured 2.4GHz WiFi network is required
Schedule & Timer: Customized schedule lights, fans, and any home electronics or appliances to turn on and off automatically, or control them remotely when you’re away. Get ready to smart your home stuff and automation
Simple to set up: Plugin a wall outlet, easily follow instruction steps to connect your smart plug to your existing 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Then start using your smart app or voice to turn to control the power
More Important & Guaranteed: Device sharing allows you to share with your family members. FCC/ROHS Approved and Overload protection provided complete security. No hub required. Offer backed with 90-day money back, 2-year warranty and lifetime support
Why my socket has red light instead of blinking blue light?
I have no idea how to do this. Your video may be helpful but you flew through all the instructions and I was busy telling Alexa it didn’t mean her. I saw a video where the man had a piece of paper with ALEXA written on it and he’d hold that up so everyone’s wouldn’t speak to them. On to my question. I have just one plug to turn on our nightstand light in the bedroom. How does Alexa know I want to turn on the lights in the family room (next to the bedroom) and not the light in the bedroom? In other words how does Alexa know which plug is supposed to be responding to my verbal command????
Your baby’s hand coming through the screen it was hilarious. You kept going and didn’t miss a beat. Great job dad😂😂😂
Thanks for being so complete and your explanation and application.
THESE ARE ABSOLUTE JUNK!!!!