Wizz Smart vs LEGEND AI

Take control of your EV charging like never before. Our Smart EV Outlet app brings convenience, reliability, and insight right to your fingertips. Whether you're charging at home or managing a shared outlet, this app ensures every session is smart, secure, and effortless. Experience a smoother, smarter, and more transparent way to charge your electric vehicle. Why You’ll Love It Instant, Hassle-Free Bluetooth Connection Pair with your EV outlet in seconds and start controlling your charger. Admin & Guest Modes for Total Flexibility Share your charger without losing control. Choose who gets access, what they can do, and track their usage with confidence. Smart Charging Controls Start or stop charging anytime with a single tap. Perfect for scheduled usage, and energy-savvy users. Real-Time Energy Insights Know exactly how much energy you’re using. Track consumption in kWh, understand your charging habits, and make smarter decisions. User-Wise Consumption Tracking Charging for family, tenants, or guests? See how much each person uses with clear usage breakdowns. Detailed History & Easy Downloads Every charging session is stored neatly for you. View, export, or download history reports for transparency or reimbursement. Security You Can Trust Your data stays private and protected. Only authorized users can access or change your outlet settings. Whether you're a homeowner, renter, EV enthusiast, or managing a shared charging point, this app turns EV charging into a smooth, secure, and insightful experience. Charge smarter. Track better. Stay in control—always.

LEGEND AI tools is a powerful app used with our Legend HVACR products and Digital torque Wrench with Bluetooth for diagnosing evaluating HVACR systems and torsional stress analyzer LEGEND tools is with the following product series Wireless digital vacuum gauge Wireless refrigerant scale Wireless Digital torque wrench Wireless digital manifold Main features of the LEGEND App: Measured values and system analysis real-time on you mobile device using Bluetooth technology