Your home uses power all day. You can’t see any of it.
The AC, the water heater, the fridge, the TV. Each one draws a different amount.
The bill arrives at the end of the month as one number. Nobody knows what used what.
The more you use, the higher your tier.
Home electricity in Egypt is billed in tiers: every kWh costs more once you pass a limit.
One device left on can be enough to push the whole month into a dearer tier.
Four outlets. Each one has its own meter.
Watts, kWh and temperature for every outlet, live.
If an outlet overheats or the voltage spikes, it cuts that outlet itself and tells you.
Child lock: if someone presses the strip’s button, it goes straight back.
One hub. Every strip in the house.
The home hub talks to every strip over your home Wi-Fi.
And connects them to the app, so you’re in control from work or from abroad.
The whole house on one screen.
Every room, every device, what it used today and what it cost in pounds.
Say “turn off the bedroom AC”. It does, and answers out loud.
Widgets on your home screen, and on your watch.
It runs on its own.
Leave home and it switches off what you chose.
Come back and what was on comes back on. Never the water heater or the kettle.
Schedules that follow sunset, and a vacation mode that makes the house look lived in.