Smart home devices with local control features allow you to control your devices even when your internet connection is down. You can control your devices through the local network without relying on the cloud or the internet. This ensures that your devices are always available to use.

With smart home devices that offer remote control via a mobile app, you can control your devices from anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection. This means you can turn off lights even when you're away from home.

Local control notifications can alert you when a device has been manually turned on or off. This is helpful when you have guests or family members who are also using the devices in your home.

With the ability to set up automatic on/off schedules for your smart home devices, you can save energy and money by only using them when you need them. For example, you can schedule your lights to turn off at a certain time every night, or set your air conditioner to turn on a half-hour before you come home from work.

Timer on/off features allow you to set a timer for your devices to turn on or off automatically. This can be useful for things like outdoor lights, which you may only want on for a certain amount of time each night.

Some smart home devices can provide you with a daily operation report that shows you how much energy you're using and how often you're using your devices. This can help you make adjustments to your settings to save energy and money.

Knowing the status of your devices is important, and smart home devices with the ability to show their status (on/off) can give you peace of mind. You can quickly and easily see if a device is on or off, without having to physically check it.

Allow IoT devices to contect with other IoT devices up to 100 devics.