Obviously, the outlet project was abandoned. Yandex outlets are constantly being developed, in addition to tracking and plotting a monthly schedule and providing notifications on exceeding voltage thresholds, they can notify you when the outlet is offline, you can assume right away that there is no electricity. Right there, not only is it impossible to see at least the current voltage, but you also won't find out what the outlet itself is and as a result, the device included in it.. It doesn't work until you log into the app itself. Maximum notifications - on/off. And the fact that it's not online, it's not the same.Obviously, the outlet project was abandoned. Yandex outlets are constantly being developed, in addition to tracking and plotting a monthly schedule and providing notifications on exceeding voltage thresholds, they can notify you when the outlet is offline, you can assume right away that there is no electricity. Right there, not only is it impossible to see at least the current voltage, but you also won't find out what the outlet itself is and as a result, the device included in it.. It doesn't work until you log into the app itself. Maximum notifications - on/off. And the fact that it's not online, it's not the same.

It would be great to see the current and voltage of a connected device, I believe this could just be a application limitation on iOS and Android as it seems the P110 is already able to calculate wattage (P = I x V) so it is already monitoring the voltage and current to calculate the current devices wattage. Simple monitoring request which seems has gone back as far as 2024 :/ not a great deal of confidence it's going to get looked at or considered.