A WiFi-controlled relay strip with three or six individually switched outlets.
Some ratings are not filled in yet. Check the current datasheet before wiring.
Switches three or six plug-in loads, depending on the model, each outlet on its own. It turns its outlets off by itself if the controller stops renewing its failsafe timer.
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| Interface |
WiFi, 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n) |
| Outlets |
3 or 6, depending on the model. The controller reads the count from the strip when it is added. |
| Supply |
Mains, 125 V AC, 60 Hz, 15 A |
| Rating |
15 A, 1875 W maximum for all outlets together. No separate per-outlet rating is published, so the 15 A total is the limit however the load is spread. |
| Motor loads |
1/6 HP |
| Standby power |
From datasheet — to be filled in |
| Operating temperature |
0 to 40 °C (32 to 104 °F), 10–90 % RH, non-condensing |
| Enclosure |
Indoor use only |
- Its outlets are live whatever the controller is doing. See Electrical Safety.
- The failsafe is a countdown timer on the strip itself. Each outlet runs a “turn off” countdown that the controller restarts on every poll. If the countdown is not restarted in time — controller off, restarting, or out of range — the strip turns the outlets off on its own.
- The countdown is normally 30 seconds. While the controller is pairing another wireless device it lengthens the countdown to 3 minutes, so during pairing the strip can take up to 3 minutes to cut its outlets.
- The countdown is set by the controller when the strip is added. A new strip has no failsafe until a controller has set one.
- A factory reset turns every outlet on. A factory-reset strip restarts in its out-of-box state with all outlets energized. Unplug every load before resetting it.
- The 1/6 HP motor rating is small. Check the nameplate of any pump or motor before plugging it in, and use a relay rated for the motor if it is larger.
¶ Maintenance
- Unplug the strip from the wall before handling its outlets or cord. Its outlets are live from its own supply, whatever the controller is doing. See Isolating Equipment.
- Inspect periodically: the cord and plug for damage, and the outlets for discoloration, heat, or loose plugs. Keep it dry and off the floor where it could be splashed; it is for indoor use only.
- Check the total load. Add up the running current of everything plugged in; it must stay within 15 A, and within the rating of the circuit it plugs into.
- Test the failsafe after installation and periodically: with a safe load plugged in, cut the controller’s power and confirm the outlets turn off within about 30 seconds.
- Replacing it: remove the old strip from the controller first — this turns its outlets off — then unplug it. To re-use a strip on another controller, unplug all loads, hold its reset button for about 10 seconds, and pair it again.
Wiring and configuration live with each controller: