Wired Relay 16A with housing
The RM-16A relay module is used to enable/disable electrical devices. Thanks to its small dimensions, it can be mounted in a flush-mounting box, or where there is a need to control a receiver with a maximum load of 16 A.
Example use:
• Remote relay for voltage devices
• Remote relay for voltage-free devices (alarm control panels, gate controllers, opening sensors and others)
• Acts as a repeater increasing the range of the ZigBee network
• Can be used as a “smart input” to the system (you can activate OneTouch rules)
• Has a programmable schedule in the SALUS Smart Home application
FAQ
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
Are infrared heating panels cheap to run?
A panel draws its rated power only while it is heating. A 600W panel costs about 15p an hour on a 25p per kWh tariff, and less once the room is warm and the panel begins to cycle. The saving comes from heating the room you are in rather than the whole building.
Do I need wifi control, or is simple on-off enough?
On-off mains is the simplest and cheapest: the panel heats whenever it has power, so pair it with a wall switch or a plug-in timer. Smart wifi lets you schedule the panel and control it from your phone, which is worth it where a room is used at predictable times or where you are heating several rooms.
Can I install an infrared panel myself?
Yes, fit the bracket and plug it in. A panel wired into a wall circuit should be installed by a qualified electrician.
Do infrared panels work in a cold or poorly insulated room?
Infrared warms people and surfaces directly, so you feel warmth quickly when within the zone even in a draughty room. A poorly insulated room loses that heat faster, though, so it needs more output to stay comfortable. Tell us about the room and we will specify the right size rather than guess.
