Refoss offers local-first smart home devices including HomeKit-compatible plugs, bulbs, thermostats, and garage door openers focused on privacy and offline control.
Refoss is a consumer electronics brand specializing in smart home automation solutions designed for seamless integration and user privacy. Operating under the philosophy "Your Privacy, Your Home, Your Rules," Refoss distinguishes itself by offering local-first control, ensuring that devices function reliably even without an active internet connection.
Their product lineup includes smart Wi-Fi plugs, LED bulbs, smart thermostats, and garage door openers, many of which support major platforms like Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant. Manufactured by Chengdu Meross Technology, Refoss products aim to provide affordable, user-friendly, and secure smart home experiences.
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To factory reset a Refoss smart bulb, turn the controlling light switch OFF first. Then, flip the switch ON and OFF 5 times smoothly. The bulb will flash 3 times to indicate it has been reset and entered configuration mode.
Yes, many Refoss devices, such as the MSS426HK power strip and MSL120 smart bulb, are certified for Apple HomeKit. Ensure your iOS device is connected to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network during setup.
Press and hold the power button on the smart plug for 5 seconds (or up to 45 seconds for some Tasmota versions) until the LED indicator flashes rapidly, indicating the device has been reset.
Refoss devices can be managed via the Refoss app (sometimes referred to as eHomeLife). For HomeKit-compatible devices, they can also be added directly to the Apple Home app.
Refoss devices require a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Ensure your phone isn't connected to 5GHz or using a VPN during setup. If issues persist, factory reset the device and try again close to the router.