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TRÅDFRI Signal repeater
TRÅDFRI Signal repeater
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TRÅDFRI Signal repeater
Price £ 9
Previous price: £ 13

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Now it's easy for anyone to use smart products. TRÅDFRI signal repeater expands the signal from our smart products, so they work even if your home is really big or has thick walls.

Article Number804.242.55

Product details

Expands and extends the range of the signal from our smart products.

TRÅDFRI signal repeater allows the signals from the smart products to extend up to 10 metres.

You can charge your mobile phone or other devices through the USB port.

Designer

IKEA of Sweden

Weight & measurements

Width: 47 mm

Depth: 29 mm

Reviews

great for use as a repeater Home AssistantAnonymous reviewerGot 2 of these to extend my Zigbee 3 range in Terraced home. Seems to have done the Job Just plugged in and add to devices. No other actions required 5
Not the best optionAnonymous reviewerThis does what it says, but for £2 more you get a smart plug which does the same thing plus allows control and monitoring of anything you plug in. If this was a tenner I would say go for it, but at this price it doesn't feel good value in comparison.3
Interesting use caseAnonymous reviewerThat is a good option and very low cost if you need a repeater and a charger. If you don't need a charger, you can use any zigbee-controlled product, like a smart socket, or a USB zigbee repeater4
Interesting use caseAnonymous reviewerThat is a good option and very low cost if you need a repeater and a charger. If you don't need a charger, you can use any zigbee-controlled product, like a smart socket, or a USB zigbee repeater4
Interesting use caseAnonymous reviewerThat is a good option and very low cost if you need a repeater and a charger. If you don't need a charger, you can use any zigbee-controlled product, like a smart socket, or a USB zigbee repeater4
Interesting use caseAnonymous reviewerThat is a good option and very low cost if you need a repeater and a charger. If you don't need a charger, you can use any zigbee-controlled product, like a smart socket, or a USB zigbee repeater4
Easy to set up and does the job!Anonymous reviewerSolved the problem of some bulbs being a bit too far away from the hub. The only problem is it takes up a 3-pin socket, however, it does allow a USB cable to be plugged in (I think, but I haven't tried it out). It would be good if it was a pass through for a 3-pin socket to make it still usable.1
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