Specifications

Switch Type

Smart Switch

Number of Channels

1

Number of Channels

Indicates how many different lamps or devices the switch can control independently. For example, a 1-channel switch controls one lighting circuit, while a 4-channel switch can manage up to four different devices from the same unit.

Usage

Lighting, Roller shutters

Usage

Lighting

For remote control of lamps and lighting fixtures.

Roller shutters

They allow remote control (up/down movement) of electric shutters and awnings.

Dimensions (Spec Summary)

39x41x21mm

Smart Attributes

Connectivity

Wi-Fi

Connectivity

Wi-Fi

The most common connectivity option for individual switches, as it connects directly to the router.

Additional Features

With Remote Control

No

With Remote Control

It allows you to control the switch remotely with a remote control, without needing your smartphone.

Maximum Load

5 A

Maximum Load

It is the maximum amount of current that the switch can withstand without burning out. It shows you how many or how powerful devices you can connect: for simple lights, 10A is enough, while for power-hungry devices (such as a water heater) more Amperes are required.

For example, a typical LED bulb (e.g. 10W) draws very little current, about 0.04 Amperes. This means that a standard smart switch of 10A is more than sufficient for its operation.

Features

Dimmer

No

Dimmer

It allows you to adjust the brightness of the lighting instead of simple on/off operation. Bulbs that support dimmable function are required.

Dry Contact

No

Dry Contact

Dry Contact. It gives you the ability to safely control devices that have their own power supply. It does not transfer current but allows you to control them remotely, without causing a short circuit or damage.

Consumption Measurement

No

Consumption Measurement

It allows you to see in real time how much electricity your connected device is consuming and to keep a usage history, through your smartphone and the compatible app.