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Product Dimensions | 6.3 x 3.75 x 0.1 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.15 pounds |
ASIN | B0CL5J13V4 |
Item model number | UIS-722b |
Customer Reviews |
4.2 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #16,316 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #908 in Power Strips |
Date First Available | January 1, 2020 |
Manufacturer | Proxicast |
Country of Origin | China |
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Product Description
MSNSwitch2 Internet Enabled IP Remote Power Switch with Automatic Reboot - Control via Smartphone App or Web
Model UIS-722b is identical to Model UIS-622b but with a faster CPU.
MSNSwitch2 can power-cycle any device when Internet connectivity is lost. This remotely controlled AC power switch can automatically reboot your modem or router without anyone present.
MSNSwitch2 will automatically ping up to 7 different preset targets, which can be changed - if they are unreachable, MSNSwitch2 will power-cycle one or both AC outlets. Power cycles can also be scheduled in advance. Plus, you can control everything from your smartphone!
MSNSwitch2 is a must have for remote site equipment - Pays for itself with just 1 saved site visit!
Enterprise Grade Features
One press protect, no Internet setup required - Functional out of the box!Maintain a continuous Internet connection by resetting power outlets when Internet freezesOption to PING LAN IP or WAN IPScheduled Outlet Power Cycles - 20 On/Off at Day/Time eventsCountdown Power-Cycling - Automatically power cycle outlet power every X mins (1-1440)Heartbeat Monitoring - Reset one or both outlets if the MSNSwitch does not receive a heartbeat packetDynamic DNS Support & Remote AdminEvent Log & E-Mail Alerts – Notify multiple users of various eventsAdvanced Network Configuration – DHCP or static IP address, DNS servers and HTTP/HTTPS web admin interface portSave/Restore Configuration - Easily copy the configuration to multiple units
Typical MSNSwitch2 Network Setup to Restart a Modem or Router when the Internet Locks Up
HOW IT WORKS
Plug the MSNSwitch's power cord into a wall outlet or UPSPlug your modem & router power adapters into the MSNSwitch, typically with the modem in Outlet #1Plug an Ethernet cable between the MSNSwitch and your routerPress and hold the UIS button on the center top of the MSNSwitch until the the button glows blueNow when the MSNSwitch detects that it cannot access the Internet, it will cycle power to your modem & router
You can also use the ezDevice app, Cloud4UIS web site, or the MSNSwitch's internal web server to adjust various settings to meet your needs such as changing how many times the MSNSwitch will restart a device, how long it takes to determine an Internet outage, or to schedule regular on-off cycles.
4 Ways to Monitor Status, Control Outlets & Configure the MSNSwitch
Free ezDevice APP
ezDevice is a free smartphone app for Android and Apple iOS that can contol and manage multiple MSNSwitches (and ezOutlet's) from a single screen. Download it from your app store.
Free Cloud4UIS.com Web Service
The free Cloud4UIS.com web service works in conjunction with MSNSwitch to allow management of your devices from any web browser.
Embedded Web Server
The MSNSwitch's internal web server provides full access to all of the MSNSwitch's settings and advanced features.
Skype & Google HangOuts/Chat
Interact and control the MSNSwitch and your devices with simple commands sent via the Microsoft Skype or Google HangOut/Chat messaging systems
Includes Free Subscription to the Cloud4UIS Multiple Device Remote Management Platform
MSNSwitch2 is Ideal For:
Small Office or Home xDSL, Cable or 4G/5G Modem UsersIT ProfessionalsSystem IntegratorsInternet or VoIP Service ProvidersKiosks or ATM ProvidersVending Machine or Commercial Digital Displays
See the Installation Guide PDF file in the Technical Specification section of this listing for examples of the 7 ways to control the MSNSwitch.
Specifications
Model # UIS-722b Input Voltage Range 100~250 VAC, 50/60Hz - Output Voltage Matches Input Voltage Max Output Current 10A combined across both outlets Input Plug / Output Sockets Type B (US) NEMA 5-15R Fuse Type T10AH250V Ceramic Slow Blow 5x20 mm (1 spare fuse included in power inlet port) Network 10/100 Base-T, RJ45 Operating Conditions 0~60C at 10~90% RH Environmental Rating IP20 Dimensions 6.3 x 3.75 x 1.58 in (160x95x40 mm) Package Includes MSNSwitch2, Ethernet Cable, User Guide
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Customer Reviews
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Model #
UIS-722b EZ-72b EZ-73a
# Outlets
2 1 2
Connectivity
Ethernet Ethernet & WiFi Ethernet & WiFi
Status
LEDs LEDs OLED Display
Max Current
10A 10A 2.5A
Voltage
100-240 VAC @ 50/60 Hz 100-240 VAC @ 50/60 Hz 125 VAC @ 50/60 Hz
Plug/Receptacle
3 Prong NEMA 5-15 3 Prong NEMA 5-15 1 Prong NEMA 2-15
Cloud Management
✓
✓
✓
Event Log / Email Notifications
✓
IP's Monitored
up to 7 1 1
Monitors Internet Connectivity and Automatically Cycles One or Both Outlets When Connection is Lost + User Definable Scheduled Power Cycling
Functional Out of the Box - Single Button Press Enables Auto Reset Function with Settings Appropriate for Most Situations
Automatically Control and Reboot any Remote Electrical Equipment such as Computers, Modems, Routers, DVRs, PLCs, Industrial Computers, etc.
Configure & Control Remotely Over the Internet via ezDevice Smartphone App, Cloud4UIS Web Service, any Web Browser, API, Skype or Google Hangouts/Chat
Pings Multiple Internet Sites to Determine Online Status - User Definable Targets & Fault Tolerance
2 Independently Controlled 10A NEMA 5-15 (USA) 3 Prong Grounded Outlets; FCC Approved
Reviewer: R2Riley
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Problem Solved
Review: I wasnât sure if I needed a new router but I was rebooting once or twice every day. This unit has solved my problem and for some reason reboots have become rare. I know because my alarm system notifies my phone when it loses connection and I havenât been getting notifications. Well worth the price and simple to install.
Reviewer: D. Conner
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Odd device but very useful
Review: My internet like most others seemed to get confused and would necessitate a trip to the basement to reboot the router. Not a big deal but it usually happened when we were busy with a movie or doing our bills and such on the computer. This device, which I found with some research solves that problem. This device allows me to set times for the router to reboot automatically and more than that I can do it remotely from my phone and it has two outlets so I can control another device from the other outlet, using their app. Setup up requires some patience but of all the devices I looked at this one is the one I would recommend..
Reviewer: Amazon customer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Settings survive complete power failure
Review: I got tired of asking neighbors to troubleshoot the network in a vacation home while I am away and was looking for a device that could reset the world when power went out (frequent occurrence), router hangs (less frequent but equally annoying) or the modem drops ( never trust the ISP). This device seemed to fit the bill.Another review suggested that complete power failure to the device would reset it to factory defaults. I have not observed that to be the case (yet). I have only had it for a few days and have been beating on it to test it out. So far it has functioned as designed.I was stumped by trying to find the "Add Device" option in the Cloud4UIS desktop app and finally gave up and used the ezDevice mobile app. Once I did that, it was easy to use on both desktop and mobile.I ultimately discovered that the "add device" is buried in a submenu of the three dot icon in the upper right corner and is activated by pressing a somewhat inscrutable icon. Not very user friendly UI for that function.The instructions were somewhat terse and required some careful reading to understand the exact steps to take and what the options mean. Having the context pop-up help in the web interface was useful to decode the configuration options.I was able to add the device bot to my skype contact list and was impressed by the functions available. I'm not sure I will use it but it is interesting.Since the location is behind a DDNS IP address, I tried to configure the DDNS service for iCV99. I'm not sure if it actually was successful. The instructions said it required configuring port forwarding on the main router, opening up http (port 80) and presumably directing it to the MSN switch although there were no specific instructions to that effect. The notification logs do not show any DDNS status for the iCV99 service.I will be doing more testing and will update with any issues that come up.I gave it four stars because of the instruction difficulty, the poor layout of some of the tools and because I was unable to get the ddns settings to work.Bottom line though, it seems to do what I need it to do.
Reviewer: Mr Clean
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Gets the job done for remote resets even after power outage
Review: I was hesitant because of the reviewers who had issues with this unit after power outages. It works fine for me. If internet is lost it cycles the power. Or you can access remotely, locally, or manually to reset power. after power failure the unit boots right back to the state it was in when power dropped. Decent configurability as far as which IP's it pings and other things like delays etc. manufacturer provides a free cloud service for remote access to the unit. instructions say that it can be controlled by google hangouts messaging . . . but hangouts is being replaced by something else so Im not sure it that functionality is useable anymore. good value for the money overall. I just need to cycle power remotely when things start getting squirrely and it certainly does a good job at that so far. also like the fact that if power drops it comes back on just the way it was, and will even reset the power again if it cant get an internet connection (eg failed router boot). Not all that hard to set up even considering the instructions are sparse to say the least.
Reviewer: D. Jones
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works as advertised - but a fatal flaw
Review: I have a home that is in a remote location and is unattended for long periods of time. I use internet based security and home automation so this seemed ideal for those times when the ISP says "just unplug the modem and plug it back in to reboot it." Yeah, that's a thing when you are hundreds of miles away.So, I set this up, got the mobile app to work and then the web based app. It's not for a newbie, but if you follow directions it isn't that hard to do. I set it up so it would start my modem and after 30 seconds it would start the router, a sequence which works well. Then I set about testing it. The unit seemed to work just fine, resetting and sequencing the modem and router as I had hoped. I could control the outlets fine, no problem. When I unplugged the ethernet cable the unit could no longer sense internet activity and it proceeded to reset as advertised. Nice.BUT I then moved to power failure testing, and the unit failed miserably. When I cut power to the unit, everything went down as expected. But when power came up the unit booted up but did not sequence the other power ups properly (everything turned on at the same time) and since it didn't properly start the modem and router it did not go into a mode where I could control it remotely. Since remote operation and automatic failure recovery was the whole point of having this unit, I'm returning it. Nice idea, I just wonder why it won't recover properly from a power failure - that's a huge flaw.
Reviewer: VikramSW
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I have been with my ISP for ages never had an issue but since month and a half my internet drops randomly. This Fixes it. If the internet is down more than a min ( it pings multiple websites ) and I also added my ISPs local DNS servers, It power cycles the modem. Problem fixed : ) and it sends me a email telling me that it did that.
Reviewer: DC
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Impossible to use the App when internet IP is dynamic...so was useless at the cottage. It just won't connect. This is where I wanted to use it to reboot my modem and router and where outages often occur.Works well in the city where the connection is PPPoE. But haven't had modem/router problems in the past decade, so switch is not as useful here.
Reviewer: AV Repair Dept
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: How can I get this unit replaced under warranty? It doesn't work properly, power is intermittent.
Customers say
Customers like the functionality, control capability, and value of the electronic switch. They mention it works well, is fully configurable, and has ample control over the parameters. Some appreciate the build quality. However, some customers have reported issues with the internet connectivity and power cycle. Opinions are mixed on the ease of setup and brightness.
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