HomeWizard Energy Socket

Name: HomeWizard Energy Socket
Brand: HomeWizard

HomeWizard / HWE-SKT

Last checked 2026-10-20

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Part of the HomeWizard energy and water meters line

Does the HomeWizard Energy Socket work with HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Home?

The HomeWizard Energy Socket is a plug-through Wi-Fi socket that measures what a device uses and switches it on and off.

It measures 1 W to 3680 W, takes a maximum load of 3680 W (16 A) and has a Netherlands and Belgium plug. It suits Home Assistant users through an integration (local Wi-Fi control).

At a glance: works withHow this is decided: cited platform facts only

HomeKit

Unknown

Google Home

Unknown

Alexa

Unknown

SmartThings

Unknown

Home Assistant

Yes[1]

Wi-Fi local, via HomeWizard

Key facts

HomeWizard Energy Socket facts

How facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below

HomeWizard Energy Socket facts
Fact	Value
Status	Current[2]
Type	Smart socket with energy metering[2]
Measures	Power from 1 W to 3680 W, accuracy ±99.5%[2]
Connection	Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz b/g/n, WPA2 and WPA3[2]
Power	Mains outlet; own consumption 1 W[2]
Max load	3680 W (16 A) maximum, 2760 W (12 A) continuous[2]
Plug	Combined edge and pin-earth plug (Netherlands and Belgium)[2]
History	12 months in the app[2]
Model code	HWE-SKT[1][2]
Weight	189 g[2]
Local API	HTTP JSON API (v1)[2][3]

Integration paths

How the HomeWizard Energy Socket connects

2 pathsHow facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below

How the HomeWizard Energy Socket connects
Path	Requiresi	Locali	Features lost	Platformsi
Wi-Fi local	Nothing extra[2]	Yes[1][3]	unknown	Home Assistant: Via integration[1] Integration: HomeWizard Homey: Via integration[4] Integration: com.homewizard
Wi-Fi cloud	Vendor cloud account[5]	No[1]	unknown	unknown

About these columns

Requires: Hardware the path needs beyond the device and a controller.
Local: Yes when control on this path keeps working with the internet down.
Platforms: The platforms that work with the device on this path: Native (out of the box), Via integration (needs an add-on) or Not supported.

Home Assistant and Homey

Home Assistant: Native (local)[1][6]
Homey: Community app[4]

Ways to add the HomeWizard Energy Socket

2 routesHow facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below

Ways to add the HomeWizard Energy Socket
Platform	Leveli	Integration	Details	Evidence	Limitations
Home Assistant	Native (local)[1][6]	homewizardWi-Fi local	Quality: Platinum[1][6] IoT class: Local Polling[1][6] Works with Home Assistant: Certified[1][6]	Model named	None stated
Homey	Community app[4]	com.homewizardWi-Fi local	App: Community[4] Runs on: Homey Pro[4]	Model named	None stated

About these columns

Level: How the device gets into the platform on this route. The headline is the best route: local before cloud, direct before bridged, core before community. The methodology page lists every level.

Cite this page

HomeWizard Energy Socket. Smart Home Canon. https://smarthomecanon.com/devices/homewizard-energy-socket. Last checked 2026-10-20.

Sources

[1]
DOChome-assistant.io / HomeWizard - Home Assistant
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[2]
MFRhomewizard.com / Energy Socket - HomeWizard shop
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[3]
MFRapi-documentation.homewizard.com / HomeWizard API documentation: Introduction
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[4]
DOChomey.app / Homey App Store: HomeWizard
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[5]
MFRhomewizard.com / Energy+ subscription - HomeWizard
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[6]
DOCworks-with.home-assistant.io / Works with Home Assistant: certified products
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