Sonoff RFR3 Wi-Fi Smart Switch

Description

Key Features

• Remote ON/OFF–Turn electrical devices on/off from anywhere
• App Support –Free iOS and Android mobile App eWeLink
• LAN Control –Turn on/off the device even when WiFi has no Internet access
• Sync Status–Real-time device status provided to App
• Timing–Set scheduled/countdown/loop timers to turn on/off at specified time
• Share Control– Control your smart home together with your family
• Scene–Turn on/off a gang of devices with one tap
• Smart Scene–Triggered on/off by temp, hum or other environmental conditions from sensor
• Compatibility –Works perfectly with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT, Google Nest
• DIY mode

Description

Home automation is “The Internet of Things”. It simply means the way all devices or appliances are networked together to provide users with a seamless control over their home equipment.

Sonoff RF is a household switch which can support Wi-Fi communication with your smartphone from long distance. The Wi-Fi electrical switch transmits data to a cloud platform through the Wi-Fi Router. Users can control the connected appliances remotely var a mobile application – eWeLink. The server of the Sonoff Wi-Fi switch is Amazon AWS global server. As a matter of fact, users around the world can use this smart switch.

Specification

• Voltage Input: 90-250V AC(50/60Hz)
• Max. Current: 10A
• Max. Power: 2200W
• Dimensions: 88*38*23mm (L*W*H)
• Wireless Standard: 802.11 b/g/n & 433.92MHz RF
• Humidity: 5%-90%RH, Non-condensing
• Operating Temperature: 0ºC-40ºC(32°F-104°F)
• Enclosure Material: Fire-retardant ABS V0
• Weight: 52g
• Gang: 1
• Color: White

Hardware Overview

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