Effortlessly maintain stable internet connectivity with the Rebooter Pro. This smart power controller sits between a modem or router and its outlet, automatically restoring service the moment connectivity drops. Designed for homes, rentals, businesses, and technical environments, the device responds the instant a connection fails, eliminating manual resets and reducing downtime. Advanced monitoring logic tracks up to five network targets to determine whether the outage is local or upstream. The unit can trigger action if any target fails or wait for all to fail, supporting everything from simple home networks to multi-device environments. This precision reduces unnecessary reboots and improves overall uptime. Scheduled resets further enhance performance and can even prevent outages entirely for network devices whose connection stability degrades over time due to memory leaks. The Rebooter Pro supports up to ten fully customizable daily or weekly schedules, helping maintain long-term stability and ensuring routine maintenance happens automatically. Power-outage recovery provides an added layer of reliability, especially in locations prone to power fluctuations—such as remote homes, cabins, and vacation rentals. Many network devices fail to recover properly after unexpected drops or brownouts, but the Rebooter Pro automatically restores power and reboots equipment as soon as electricity returns, reducing downtime and service calls. For more technical workflows, the Rebooter Pro includes an optional local HTTPS API and webhook notifications. These tools integrate with automation platforms, monitoring software, and custom management systems without requiring cloud access. Casual users can ignore these functions entirely, while advanced users gain a deeper level of configurability. The free ConnectSense mobile app streamlines setup and ongoing management. No subscriptions, no recurring charges—just reliable, automated recovery that keeps connected equipment functioning during outages, freezes, or unresponsive states. Why Upgrade to the Rebooter Pro The Pro edition enhances the simplicity of the original Router Rebooter while adding extensive professional capabilities: Tracks up to 5 network targets instead of a single internet check Supports 10 custom schedules for flexible routine maintenance Adds device-level monitoring for cameras, NAS devices, gateways, and local IP endpoints Enables full configuration via a local HTTPS API Provides webhook notifications for automated reporting and integration Offers refined timing controls to reduce false triggers Improves outage detection and recovery accuracy Maintains the straightforward setup of the original model Use Cases Home & Remote Work Keeps Wi-Fi systems responsive Stabilizes performance for streaming, conferencing, and smart home gear Restores service after intermittent ISP issues Short-Term Rentals Prevents guest service interruptions Ensures locks, cameras, and thermostats stay online Reduces onsite visits for manual rebooting Rural or Unstable Internet Connections Mitigates frequent dropouts Automatically resets equipment after brief disruptions Improves reliability for fixed wireless and satellite internet Small Business & IT Closets Maintains uptime for networking hardware Protects VoIP systems, POS terminals, and access control equipment Restores service in unattended or remote locations Security Camera Systems Reboots frozen or unresponsive camera hardware Resets NVRs or gateways after power blips Preserves monitoring coverage in sensitive locations Industrial IoT Networks Monitors local IP devices and responds when endpoints fail Restarts gateways and controllers during communication faults Integrates with supervisory systems via API and webhooks Integrating with Home Assistant To add the Rebooter Pro integration to Home Assistant, please use the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS). Option 1: Option 2: follow these steps to add manually Visit the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS), and add the ConnectSense Integration as a custom repository (type: Integration). Install the integration from HACS. Restart Home Assistant.
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