Frequently asked questions

• What energy statistics does the plug show?

  Real-time current, voltage and power, plus consumption for yesterday, today and the current month; up to six months of history can be viewed and exported from eWeLink.
• Can I set my own power cut-off threshold?

  Yes — protection settings let you define power, current and voltage limits; when exceeded, the supply is cut and can be re-armed remotely. The 16 A / 4000 W hardware limits stay active regardless.
• Does the plug really extend Zigbee coverage?

  Yes — the S60ZBTPF is a network router: being permanently powered, it relays traffic for battery sensors, and Sonoff rates one node for up to 64 end devices.
• What happens to timers when the internet goes down?

  If it is the gateway that lost internet access, timers keep running. They only fail when the plug itself loses its link to the Zigbee gateway.
• Will it fit the wall sockets in a Moldovan apartment?

  Yes — the format is CEE 7/7: the Type E/F plug fits standard earthed Moldovan sockets, and the outlet accepts type C, E and F plugs.
• How does the Zigbee S60 differ from the Wi-Fi model?

  In radio and architecture: the S60ZBTPF joins a Zigbee coordinator, serves the mesh as a router and runs scenes locally, while the Wi-Fi S60TPF talks straight to your home router and uses no hub.
• Can I plug in a boiler or an oil heater?

  Yes — resistive loads up to 16 A / 4000 W are its profile. Sonoff advises against compressor appliances (fridge, AC, washing machine) due to inrush currents and rules out EV charging.
• Does voice control work?

  Yes: once the eWeLink account is linked, the plug answers to Alexa, Google Home, Alice, IFTTT and SmartThings for on/off; a Sonoff hub and cloud account linking are required.