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Can both outlets be switched separately?
Yes. The MSS620BHK store listing says its two sockets are controlled individually. They still share one 15 A / 1,875 W device-wide maximum, so the loads are not two independent 15 A circuits.
Explore this need in the finder →Is the MSS620BHK suitable for a garden pump?
No. Meross's exact US/CA product listing explicitly says not to use it for a pump. IP44 describes its enclosure protection; it does not override that load restriction or approve unattended irrigation equipment.
Explore this need in the finder →What does the 15 A / 1,875 W rating mean for the two outlets?
Meross lists 15 A / 1,875 W at 125 V for the device as a whole. The exact BHK source does not publish a separate per-outlet ceiling, so do not treat either socket as an independently confirmed 15 A output. Check the appliance instructions and the combined load of both sockets.
Explore this need in the finder →Assessment basis: this is a document-based review of the Meross MSS620BHK US/CA outdoor plug, not a report of installation or wet-weather use. I have not load-tested the outlets, checked a household receptacle, or tested app behavior. The manufacturer identifies a corded two-socket model, but the exact page does not publish an individual current or watt ceiling for either socket.
Two separate controls share one device limit
The MSS620BHK has two AC receptacles, which the Meross store says can be switched individually. The technical page lists a 125 V input and a 15 A / 1,875 W maximum output. Read that as the ceiling for the device, not as a pair of independent 15 A outlets. The product page does not give a separate per-socket limit. Without one, I would not treat one receptacle as a confirmed 15 A connection simply because 15 A appears in the headline specification. Check the appliance and plug instructions, and consider the combined draw when both outlets are in use. Meross's store listing names household appliances such as lamps, a grill and a washing machine, but it specifically excludes pumps. That exclusion is important: an IP rating or individual outlet controls do not make this a safe pump controller. The checked MSS620BHK material also does not establish a motor horsepower limit or a general/resistive class tag. A motor's starting demand and the appliance maker's control restrictions matter independently of a total amp or watt number. The housing is IP44 and comes with socket covers. This supports a splash-resistant outdoor-use case, not immersion, standing water, heavy exposure beyond the instructions, or an uncovered unused socket. Follow the exact manual for orientation and protection. The stated body dimensions are 3.1 × 3.0 × 1.6 inches (width × depth × height), not including the 7.5-inch power cord. Include the cord bend, plug face, outlet cover and access to the button when measuring the installation. A longer cord may help reach a nearby receptacle but does not replace checking that the outdoor receptacle itself is appropriate.Routine control is different from weather protection
The US/CA listing identifies the MSS620BHK by model and SKU and describes control through the Meross app and Apple Home, with Alexa and Google Assistant voice options. Meross's MSS620B US family page also lists SmartThings. These are Wi-Fi and HomeKit/linked-service routes; the checked pages do not identify this version as a Matter plug. The 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi source says enterprise Wi-Fi is unsupported. Confirm the exact suffix on a box or device label rather than assuming every MSS620 family version has identical app support. Meross documents an on/off schedule for each socket, sunrise/sunset settings, and timer settings. Its app FAQ distinguishes automatic scheduling from the auto-off timer. I did not find a clear MSS620BHK source that calls its schedule weekly, so the routine feature should not be described as a verified weekly recurrence. The documentation I checked also does not establish Away Mode or continued manual app control after the home's internet fails. A schedule function, a countdown timer and local outage behavior are separate facts. The product family's older MSS620 US page is not a substitute for the BHK edition. That older model page gives a per-socket limit, but the exact BHK store and MSS620B pages do not show the same separate figure. I keep the BHK's per-outlet current and watt values unresolved rather than borrowing the older model's specification. The same caution applies to outlet layout and current: two sockets behind one enclosure still share the published device ceiling.Choosing it for a real outdoor setup
This model is worth comparing when two outlets need separate app control outdoors and the location can keep the unit within its IP44 and manual limits. It is not a universal outdoor power adapter: the cover must be used as directed, pump use is excluded, and the shared load ceiling remains. For a single dimmable light string, the MPD100HK is a different kind of product with bulb-specific dimmer limits; for an on/off plug with an explicitly documented motor rating, use a model whose exact versioned table lists that motor limit. Before selecting a two-socket device, write down both appliance ratings, the model numbers, and whether the loads can operate at the same time. Confirm the socket cover can close around the connected cord and that the mount leaves each plug and button reachable. Verify the outdoor receptacle's protection and location with its instructions or a qualified professional where needed. IP44 on the smart plug does not upgrade the building outlet. No price, availability, independent customer rating or long-term reliability claim is part of this assessment. A narrow empty CPSC product-name query is not a safety guarantee or future recall check. This review is based on Meross's US/CA listing, product page and manuals; exact appliance suitability remains contingent on its instructions and the combined load. It does not claim hands-on use, testing or electrical inspection.Key specifications
Key details at a glance
| Controlled outlets | One corded plug with two individually controlled outlets |
|---|---|
| Reviewed package | One US/CA MSS620BHK corded outdoor plug, two individually switched AC receptacles. |
| Body height | 1.6 in |
| Body width | 3.1 in |
| Body depth | 3 in |
| Network and protocol | 2.4 GHz IEEE 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi. The exact technical page says enterprise Wi-Fi is unsupported. |
| Indoor use only | No |
| Outdoor rating | Yes |
| Schedules documented | Yes |
| Countdown timer / auto-off | Yes |
Use the exact model’s instructions for operating limits, supplied equipment and version differences.
Sources for this review
Sources for this assessment
- Meross official Smart Plug and Switch catalog, MSS620B US route
- Meross official MSS620B US technical product page
- Meross Official Store MSS620BHK US/CA listing and SKU
- Meross MSS620B user manual
- Meross MSS620BHK US user manual
- Meross FAQ on on/off schedules and auto-off timers in the Meross app
- CPSC SaferProducts exact-name MSS620BHK query, retrieved 2026-10-30
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