Automatic Circuit Breaker

Ac Smart Contactor Tongou To-q-sy2-jwt 63a

The TO-Q-SY2-JWT AC WiFi (Tongou) is a smart DIN rail circuit breaker / energy meter for remote control and monitoring of electrical loads via WiFi (Tuya Smart / Smart Life).

This device is a 1P+N...

The TO-Q-SY2-JWT AC WiFi (Tongou) is a smart DIN rail circuit breaker / energy meter for remote control and monitoring of electrical loads via WiFi (Tuya Smart / Smart Life).

This device is a 1P+N smart switch with energy measurement, suitable for managing loads from 1 to 63A, ideal for residential and commercial installations.

  • Supports ON/OFF functions,...
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  • Easy to connect and program. It was added to the Smart Home app and therefore to Google Home, and it has voice control. I use it with a water heater; it shows a consumption of 15 amps. Specifically, it has a weekly schedule so it can run at certain specified times, or a countdown timer, and so on. You can set a consumption and operating limit in kilowatts so it sends you an alert or shuts off. It has overheating protection. I specifically operate it by voice command. I’ve also set the amperage limit to 25 so it will shut off if something happens to the heating element, and I’ve set the consumption limit to notify me without shutting off, at the lower setting of one kilowatt. So when the kids turn it on, I get a notification on my phone, so I know it’s running and can estimate how long it will take. Remote control matters a lot to me. Time will tell how long the contact will last under this load, because I don’t have a power relay; the device itself controls the water heater. It’s supposedly rated for 63 amps, and mine runs at 15, so I think I’m okay

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  • Easy to connect and program. It was added to the Smart Home app and therefore to Google Home, and it has voice control. I use it with a water heater; it shows a consumption of 15 amps. Specifically, it has a weekly schedule so it can run at certain specified times, or a countdown timer, and so on. You can set a consumption and operating limit in kilowatts so it sends you an alert or shuts off. It has overheating protection. I specifically operate it by voice command. I’ve also set the amperage limit to 25 so it will shut off if something happens to the heating element, and I’ve set the consumption limit to notify me without shutting off, at the lower setting of one kilowatt. So when the kids turn it on, I get a notification on my phone, so I know it’s running and can estimate how long it will take. Remote control matters a lot to me. Time will tell how long the contact will last under this load, because I don’t have a power relay; the device itself controls the water heater. It’s supposedly rated for 63 amps, and mine runs at 15, so I think I’m okay

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Description & Specifications

The TO-Q-SY2-JWT AC WiFi (Tongou) is a smart DIN rail circuit breaker / energy meter for remote control and monitoring of electrical loads via WiFi (Tuya Smart / Smart Life).

This device is a 1P+N smart switch with energy measurement, suitable for managing loads from 1 to 63A, ideal for residential and commercial installations.

  • Supports ON/OFF functions, scheduling, countdown, and loop timing.
  • Provides live & historical monitoring of voltage (V), current (A), power (W), and energy consumption.
  • Includes protections such as overvoltage, undervoltage, overload, and high temperature.
  • Allows automatic response or notification via the app.

Additionally, it integrates with Tuya Smart / Smart Life, as well as voice control through Alexa and Google Home, and can be used in smart automation scenarios.

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Specifications

Number of Poles
2
Rated Current
63 A

Power Supply

AC
Yes
DC
No

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  • Easy to connect and program. It was added to the Smart Home app and therefore to Google Home, and it has voice control. I use it with a water heater; it shows a consumption of 15 amps. Specifically, it has a weekly schedule so it can run at certain specified times, or a countdown timer, and so on. You can set a consumption and operating limit in kilowatts so it sends you an alert or shuts off. It has overheating protection. I specifically operate it by voice command. I’ve also set the amperage limit to 25 so it will shut off if something happens to the heating element, and I’ve set the consumption limit to notify me without shutting off, at the lower setting of one kilowatt. So when the kids turn it on, I get a notification on my phone, so I know it’s running and can estimate how long it will take. Remote control matters a lot to me. Time will tell how long the contact will last under this load, because I don’t have a power relay; the device itself controls the water heater. It’s supposedly rated for 63 amps, and mine runs at 15, so I think I’m okay

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  • Easy to connect and program. It was added to the Smart Home app and therefore to Google Home, and it has voice control. I use it with a water heater; it shows a consumption of 15 amps. Specifically, it has a weekly schedule so it can run at certain specified times, or a countdown timer, and so on. You can set a consumption and operating limit in kilowatts so it sends you an alert or shuts off. It has overheating protection. I specifically operate it by voice command. I’ve also set the amperage limit to 25 so it will shut off if something happens to the heating element, and I’ve set the consumption limit to notify me without shutting off, at the lower setting of one kilowatt. So when the kids turn it on, I get a notification on my phone, so I know it’s running and can estimate how long it will take. Remote control matters a lot to me. Time will tell how long the contact will last under this load, because I don’t have a power relay; the device itself controls the water heater. It’s supposedly rated for 63 amps, and mine runs at 15, so I think I’m okay

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