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Sanaura Smart Plug

A connection to the everyday.

A proposed way to bring suitable plug-in devices into a carefully configured home routine.

In development
Mineral-white Smart Plug concept physically seated against a separate wall outlet plate, with three round socket apertures.

An intended everyday role / Illustrated concept

Give the everyday a considered role.

A suitable plug-in lamp could become part of a Welcome scene. The starting point is the appliance’s behavior and suitability—not simply whether its plug fits.

  1. Assess the appliance

    Check electrical suitability, physical fit, controls and what happens when power returns. These are installation decisions, not assumptions.

  2. Assign one clear action

    Include the suitable device in a deliberate command or explicitly configured routine.

  3. Keep the boundary visible

    Switching power is not dimming. Critical loads and appliances that should not restart unattended must not be swept into casual off/on scenes.

The lamp is an intended-use example, not a compatibility approval. Load ratings, electrical protections, socket design and certifications remain unresolved.

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A restrained adapter

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Configured device control

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Suitability before automation

Proposed interaction

A role you can understand.

A suitable connected device could be included in a deliberate command or taught routine. Device suitability and safe behaviour would be established before any installation.

Part of the ecosystem

The intended role is a response endpoint within the Gateway-led ecosystem—not an occupancy sensor or an internet router.

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Development, honestly

Form is a beginning.
Not a specification.

Socket geometry is conceptual. Electrical design, load ratings, protections, certifications and supported appliances have not been established. No universal compatibility or remote switching of safety-critical equipment is promised.

Engineering-ready CAD and electrical, mechanical and installation validation are separate workstreams. No price, release date or production specification is announced.

Enquire about a pilot

Pilot enquiries are open, with suitability assessed individually. Initial installations use validated partner equipment. Sanaura’s own hardware remains in development; concept imagery is not evidence of a completed customer installation.

The rest of the family

A shared design language.

Mineral-white Sanaura Gateway concept resting on a stone shelf, with a low sculpted body and quiet status dash.Explore Gateway ↗

01 / In development

Gateway

A dedicated place for home control, taught routines and room context. Separate from your internet router.

Mineral-white rounded-square Radar S1 concept with an unobstructed front and compact connected wall mount.Explore Radar S1 ↗

02 / In development

Radar S1

Camera-free radar sensing, being developed to interpret presence, movement and meaningful spatial zones.