What are the network requirements for measurable.energy sockets?

Specifications

Bandwidth	Typically, 6 MB per 24 hours per socket (dual gang and FCU), 1000 sockets will not exceed 1MB/s
Frequency	2.4 GHz
Wi-Fi Encryption	zWPA2 PSK
Communication with other devices	None
Communication with other sockets	None
Allow listing required	Port 123 TCP/UDP: time.aws.com Port 443 + 8000 TCP/UDP: firmware.measurable.energy Port 8883 TCP/UDP: iot-mqtt-eu-west-2.measurable.energy
Wi-Fi Coverage	Suitable coverage and capacity is required by Wi-Fi access points to cover all areas where m.e Power Sockets are installed. This may require additional access points if m.e Power Sockets are installed in areas lacking Wi-Fi coverage.
Minimum bitrate	Set no higher than 11 Mbits/s
IP Address availability	Enough unused IP addresses available for 1 per m.e device. Desk extension kits (BB4) should be treated as 2 devices.

Further requirements for Wi-Fi connection

For the m.e Power Sockets to connect to your Wi-Fi details, we must obtain your SSID and password.

We provision your Wi-Fi details in our secure provisioning environment and use 1Pasword vaults to share Wi-Fi details securely.

1Password is a secure vault that only you, or a person you nominate, and measurable energy will have access to. Details about their security can be found here: 1password security.

Common reasons why Wi-Fi connection fails:

Incorrect SSID and password shared with the m.e team.
- Watch out for trailing spaces in SSID.
Frequency on 5 GHz instead of 2.4 GHz.
A firewall blocking m.e access.
Poor network coverage with not enough access points for the space.

What do the colours on the LED lights mean?

Socket LED colour	Wifi Connected	Deployed (Virtual location known)	Connected and measuring data in the m.e cloud	Reporting data in the hub
10-second-long purple blinks
Fast flashing purple (5 quick blinks)
10-second-long blue blinks
Fast flashing blue (5 quick blinks)
Steady teal
Steady colour range from green to red