Charging Monitor – Always in Control
• Checks whether your phone is receiving power from the charger.
• Monitors wireless charging to ensure your phone is correctly positioned
on the charging pad.
• Sends an audible alert if charging is interrupted.
• No smart plug is required for this feature.
Alert Only – Smart Notifications
• Plays a sound when the desired battery level is reached.
• No smart plug is required for this feature.
Smart Plug Control – Use Charging Power Wisely
• Stops charging via a Wi-Fi smart plug when the target battery level is
reached.
• Supports smart plugs controllable through HTTP commands, e.g.
http://192.168.xxx.xxx/relay/0?turn=off
or http://192.168.xxx.xxx/relay/0?turn=on.
Target Charging – Wake Up with the Perfect Battery Level
• Plan to reach a defined battery level by a specific time.
• Example: You want your phone to have around 80% battery at 7:00 AM.
DefinedCharge monitors the charging process, takes care of everything,
and recharges overnight via the smart plug if the battery level drops below
your defined threshold.
Jog Mode – Keep Your Battery in the Ideal Range
• Keeps your battery within a user-defined range using a smart plug.
• Charging starts when the level falls below the minimum value and stops
when the maximum value is reached.
• Charging occurs only when necessary, even if the phone remains
connected by cable or on the wireless charger.
Temperature Monitoring – Safe Charging
• Monitors the temperature during charging.
• If the temperature rises above a defined value, an audible alert sounds
and charging can be stopped via the smart plug.
Sustainable and Smart – Save Energy with Your Smart Home
• Standby Killer: Activates chargers through the smart plug only when charging is actually needed.
This avoids unnecessary power usage during standby.
• Environmental Protection: Reduce your electricity consumption while increasing your battery’s lifespan – helping preserve valuable resources.
• Resource Conservation: Make an active contribution to sustainability by preventing unnecessary overcharging and heat buildup.
• The smartplug itself uses a small amount of energy — but for many models, it’s significantly less than what a charger left permanently plugged in can draw.