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Home > News > Skylink Launches Wireless PowerHub at #CES2015

Skylink Launches Wireless PowerHub at #CES2015

January 10, 2015 by Benjamin J. Roethig

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Skylink has launched its wireless smart power strip. The Wireless PowerHub features 5 outlets, 3 remote controlled outlets, and 2 USB ports with a 2.1 amp output. It comes with a remote control for controlling connected lights and other devices. The Skylink Wireless PowerHub can also be controlled by the company’s SkyLinkNet platform via iOS and Android mobile apps.

The Skylink Wireless PowerHub costs $59.99 and ships in May.

Skylink Debuts Wireless PowerHub For Ultimate Home Control

Energy-saving power strip features multiple outlets & charging stations that can be controlled remotely with Skylink accessories

TORONTO – (January 5, 2015) –Skylink, a leading provider of DIY home control solutions, today introduced the Wireless PowerHub, an intelligent power strip that allows users to turn off stand-by power, as well as control lighting and small appliances through the use of a remote control. The Wireless PowerHub allows users to manage entire computer and TV media systems from remote locations with the press of a button, saving energy and cutting down on costs. The Wireless PowerHub features 5 sockets, 2 of which are switched on at all times and 3 remote controlled sockets. In addition, it features 2 USB ports that easily charge tablets, smartphones, and other devices. The design of the Wireless PowerHub allows for the use of all of the sockets and USB ports, accommodating large adapters without the loss of an outlet.

The Skylink Wireless PowerHub kit includes a 7 button remote (Model TC-318-7) and can also be controlled with a Motion Sensor, Wireless Wall Switch, or an LCD remote that features scheduled timing. In addition, the Wireless PowerHub is SkylinkNet compatible, allowing users to connect Skylink’s Internet Hub to a home’s router and powering certain sockets through the SkylinkNet iOS and Android app.

Wireless PowerHub Features:

  • 5 Outlets
  • 3 Remote Controlled Outlets
  • 2 USB Ports (Max 2.1A)
  • Accommodates large adapters
  • Safety Plug Cover
  • Surge Protection: 540J
  • Max Surge Voltage: 6000V
  • Max Current Rating: 15A
  • Max Power Rating: 1800W
  • Power Cord Gauge: 14AWG
  • SkylinkNet App is compatible with IOS & Android smartphones and tablets

“The Wireless PowerHub is designed for all sockets and USB ports to be utilized at once, no matter the size of the plug, organizing a home computer or TV media area,” says Skylink’s President, Gallen Tsui. “The energy-saving Wireless PowerHub cuts costs and offers a wide range of use cases depending on the needs of the users, providing the tech-savvy with several smart home options with easy wireless home control set-up.”

CES Booth Information: Visit Skylink and preview their line of home control products at LVCC, South Hall 1-21836.

Pricing & Availability:

Skylink’s Wireless PowerHub retails for $59.99, and will be available May 2015 at www.skylinkstore.com and other leading retailers.

For more information about Skylink or to view their entire product line, visit www.skylinkhome.com.

About Skylink

Since 1990, Skylink has been providing homeowners with innovative DIY home control solutions that create a safe and comfortable environment for families. Whether a homeowner is looking for an innovative security system or garage door opener, Skylink’s home solution kits cater to the needs of all families. Their commitment and passion for innovation has led them to integrate wireless technology into their line of DIY products. Skylink’s products are available for purchase at several retail locations, including Amazon, Sears, Home Depot, and Skylink.com, and are available in the United States, Canada, and Hong Kong. For more information, visit: www.skylinkhome.com.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: CES

About Benjamin J. Roethig

Ben is an external Associate Editor at Geek Beat. He can be described connoisseur of things technological. Ben's hobbies include reading up on Military, Naval, and Aeronautical history, playing around with his Macs and iDevices, exploring the mountainous bluffs of Dubuque, IA and Galena, IL, and proving that 15+ years of practice does not make perfect on his guitars. If you want to find him Ben can be found on Twitter (@benroethig), Google (gplus.to/benroethig), and as an occasional guest on Apple related podcasts.

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