The Linkind MSS110-N is a Matter-enabled power controller utilizing the Espressif ESP32-series chipset. Technical specifications confirm that this chipset provides a mature Wi-Fi stack and Bluetooth LE (BLE) for provisioning. The physical architecture includes a 15A mechanical relay, while the external chassis is composed of V0-grade flame-retardant polycarbonate material to meet residential heat-resistance standards.
Performance data indicates a maximum load rating of 1800W at 120V AC. Internal schematics show standard relay isolation distances, though the design omits high-capacity metal oxide varistors for surge protection. Local-first control is established through the Matter protocol, which keeps command execution within the local area network (LAN) to minimize latency.
Aggregated specification data confirms the absence of a shunt resistor, indicating that this unit is restricted to binary state switching and does not support real-time wattage tracking. The physical dimensions are categorized as "bulk," which may impact accessibility for adjacent plugs in standard duplex configurations.
- Provisioning technology: Bluetooth Low Energy.
- Safety compliance: UL-94 V0 flame-retardant rating.
- Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wi-Fi (Matter-certified).
Users seeking a more compact chassis that avoids outlet obstruction may consider the TP-Link Tapo 4-Pack, which features a streamlined vertical profile.
This unit is positioned as a primary controller within the smart home control hardware class, emphasizing cross-platform interoperability.
