GSM Based Control Switch (Updated Version)
Featuring a new scheduling timer, the GSM-Based Control Switch offers remote control using a mobile phone from anywhere in the world. The device functions as a GSM remote control switch, with its own cell phone number and independent relay switches that can be programmed to turn on and off through SMS text message commands. It is capable of reporting the relay status through a text message, and can only be accessed by authorized phone numbers (up to 10 numbers).
APPLICATIONS:
- Controlling the heating and air conditioning in holiday homes
- Managing lighting systems
- Operating engine pre-heaters and aviation engine heaters
- Managing irrigation systems
- Controlling water well pumps
- Operating pumping stations
- Managing cabin heaters
- Performing power cycling and rebooting of remote servers, routers, and computers
Specifications:
- The GSM-Based Control Switch allows remote control using a mobile phone from anywhere in the world.
- The device functions as a GSM remote control switch with its own cell phone number and can be programmed to turn on and off through SMS text message commands.
- The device has six independent relay switches with normally open (N.O.) and normally closed (N.C.) contacts that can be used for various applications.
- The device can report the relay status through a text message and can only be accessed by authorized phone numbers (up to 10 numbers).
- The GSM-Based Control Switch has a wide range of applications, including controlling heating and air conditioning, lighting, irrigation systems, and water well pumps, among others.
- It can also perform power cycling and rebooting of remote servers, routers, and computers.
- The device features a dual-band GSM modem and supports a SIM card from any network except for LTE and JIO.
- Each relay has a maximum switching capacity of 10 amps at 230V AC.
- The operating voltage is 12V AC/DC with a minimum current of 1.5 amps.
- The device also features a new scheduling timer.
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