SALUS SP600 Smart Plug Socket
The SALUS SP600 Smart Plug is an app-controlled smart socket designed to provide on/off control and scheduling for compatible plug-in appliances — including portable KIASA infrared heaters — as part of a SALUS smart heating system.
Important:
The SP600 does not operate as a standalone product.
It must be used in conjunction with:
- a SALUS UG800 Universal Gateway, and
- a SALUS SQ10RF thermostat
Together, these components form a complete smart control system, enabling reliable ZigBee communication, app control, and scheduling.
Key Features
- App-controlled on/off switching via the SALUS app
- ZigBee communication (via UG800 gateway)
- Works only as part of a SALUS smart system
- Manual override button on the device
- Simple plug-and-play installation
- Ideal for portable or plug-in infrared heaters
- Compact, discreet design
System Requirement (Please Read)
The SALUS SP600 Smart Plug requires:
- UG800 Universal Gateway (for cloud & app access)
- SQ10RF Thermostat (for system control & scheduling)
Without these components, the SP600 cannot be paired, controlled, or scheduled.
When to Use the SP600 vs Hardwired Control
Use the SALUS SP600 Smart Plug when:
- You are controlling a portable or plug-in infrared heater
- You want smart on/off control without rewiring
- The installation is temporary or flexible
- The space is rented or non-permanent
- You are already using UG800 + SQ10RF
Best for:
Homes, rental properties, temporary studio setups, supplementary heating zones.
Use Hardwired Control when:
- The heater is fixed or permanently installed
- You need accurate temperature regulation
- The space is used daily or commercially
- You require multi-zone control
- The system must meet professional installation standards
Best for:
Yoga studios, gyms, hospitality venues, offices, and long-term commercial installations.
What’s in the Box
- SALUS SP600 Smart Plug
- Quick-start guide
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.
What is the difference between the framed, frameless and portable E-Series panels?
They use the same infrared technology in three different fittings. The framed panel has a powder-coated surround and is designed to be fixed to a wall. The frameless panel has no visible edge, for a flusher finish. The portable panel sits on wheeled feet, so you can plug it in and move it between rooms.
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?
A plug-in panel needs no electrician: fit the bracket and plug it in. A panel wired into a wall circuit should be installed by a qualified electrician. KIASA approved installers can do either if you would rather not.
Do infrared panels work in a cold or poorly insulated room?
Infrared warms people and surfaces directly, so you feel it quickly 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.