Allnet 4duino IoT WLAN relay flush-mounted

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Attention: Flashing with custom software requires an external programmer with 3.3V. The ALLNET 4duino IoT WLAN UP-Relay is a flush-mounted (UP) relay module for hobbyists, based on the ESP8266, designed to switch electrical loads/consumers (250 VAC) with up to 16A (NO) via a bistable quality relay from Omron (G5RL-K1-E). It can be controlled via HTTP links, for example, for Amazon Alexa or similar devices.

Relay Details: Omron (G5RL-K1-E) 250 VAC at 16A (normally open) / 5A (normally closed) bistable (i.e., consumes power only during a state change).

Web Interface Functions:
1. Random Action: Switches the relay on or off with a 50% probability.
2. Intervals: Within a defined time window, the following actions are possible:
2.1 Off-On Interval, both times in minutes with a defined state of Off or On at the end of the time.
2.2 On-Off Interval, both times in minutes with a defined state of Off or On at the end of the time.
2.3 Invert-Invert Interval.

Key specifications

Development board type
Board
Processor type
ESP8266
Item number
14177557

General information

Manufacturer
Allnet
Category
Development boards + Kits
Manufacturer no.
ALL-ESP8266-IoT-Relais
Release date
11.11.2020
External links
Manufacturer's site (de)

Development board properties

Development board type
Board
Processor type
ESP8266

Power supply

Power supply
Electrical connection

Origin

Country of origin
China

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂-Emission
Climate contribution

Package dimensions

Length
8 cm
Width
6 cm
Height
3 cm
Weight
60 g

30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)

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    0.4 %
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    0.7 %
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    0.7 %
  • 2.Whadda
    0.7 %
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