rmunday said:Similarly to air switches in hot tubs, I am looking for a UL Certified product that includes a SPDT switch, relay and transformer to plug into a standard 110V 15A outlet. The relay would be energized by the low voltage from the transformer and activated by the SPDT switch which would then switch a 110V AC output. The switch would need to be mounted externally away from the device.
rmunday said:I've done some extensive searching already and everything I've found either has the switch mounted directly on the device or is wireless. The switch must be hard-wired and separate from the device.
An "all-in-one" product for remotely switching AC outlets is a device that combines a remote control and a power outlet switch into one unit. It allows you to control the on and off function of an electrical outlet from a distance, without having to physically interact with the outlet itself.
The all-in-one product uses radio frequency (RF) technology to send signals between the remote control and the outlet switch. When the remote control is pressed, it sends a signal to the outlet switch, which then turns the power on or off.
The main benefit of using an all-in-one product is convenience. It allows you to control the power to your devices without having to physically reach the outlet. This can be especially useful for hard-to-reach outlets or for people with mobility issues. It can also be a safety feature, as it eliminates the need to touch potentially hazardous outlets.
No, there are different types of all-in-one products available. Some may have multiple outlets and remotes, while others may have additional features such as timers or scheduling options. It is important to research and compare different products to find the one that best fits your needs.
Most all-in-one products are designed to work with standard AC outlets. However, it is important to check the product specifications to ensure compatibility. Some products may not work with specialized outlets, such as GFCI outlets or outlets with high voltage requirements.