WIFI controlled automatic reclosing: functional features and usage guide

WiFi Control Automatic Reclosing Switch: Functions & User Guide

I. Functional Features

1. Remote Control

Users can control household power sockets and switches anytime, anywhere via smart devices such as mobile phones and tablets, enabling remote closing and opening of the power supply. This feature allows users to easily manage household electrical appliances, enhancing daily life convenience. For example, if you forget to turn off the living room TV before going out, you can remotely cut off the power through your phone to avoid unnecessary energy consumption.

2. Scheduling Function

The WiFi-controlled automatic reclosing switch supports scheduled on/off operations. Users can set timing tasks based on their needs: for instance, automatically turning off unused appliances at night to save energy and reduce fire risks, or automatically activating the coffee machine in the morning to enjoy a smart home lifestyle. This function helps form a regular and energy-efficient household electricity usage pattern.

3. Protection Functions

The device is equipped with multiple protection features, including under-voltage/over-voltage protection, overload/short-circuit protection, live-neutral reverse connection protection, neutral wire disconnection protection, leakage protection, and phase loss/open-phase protection. These functions effectively prevent electrical appliances from being damaged or safety accidents (such as fires or electric shocks) caused by abnormal conditions. For example, if the grid voltage suddenly surges beyond the safe range, the device will immediately cut off the power to protect expensive appliances like air conditioners and refrigerators.

4. Fault Alarm & Automatic Reclosing

When the device detects a fault in the power supply line (e.g., short circuit, leakage), it will reFuse to close the circuit and indicate the specific fault type via a red indicator light. Additionally, it has an automatic reclosing function: after a trip occurs, the device will automatically reclose the circuit after a certain time interval, ensuring continuous power supply. This is particularly useful in scenarios where temporary voltage fluctuations cause tripping, avoiding the need for manual reset every time.

5. Energy Consumption Monitoring & Statistics

Some WiFi-controlled automatic reclosing switches also offer energy consumption monitoring and statistics. Users can view the real-time power usage of each household appliance, helping them use electrical equipment more rationally, reduce energy consumption, and lower electricity bills. For example, by checking the energy data, you may find that the standby power of the water heater is higher than expected, and then adjust its usage time to save electricity.

II. User Guide

1. Installation & Connection

First, ensure the device is connected to the network. Follow the steps in the instruction manual for installation and wiring. Typically, you need to connect the device to the household circuit and ensure a stable WiFi signal. Note: During installation, always turn off the main power switch to avoid electric shock. If you are not familiar with electrical wiring, it is recommended to ask a professional electrician for assistance.

2. Device Addition

Download and install the corresponding APP on your mobile phone, then add the device in the APP. Follow the prompts: usually, you need to complete the device addition and binding within a certain time after the device is powered on. For example, some APPs require pressing the device’s reset button for 3 seconds to enter the pairing mode before connecting to WiFi.

3. Remote Control & Management

In the APP, users can easily perform remote closing and opening operations of the power supply. Meanwhile, they can set timing tasks, check the device status (e.g., current voltage, power usage), and receive fault alarm notifications. The APP interface is usually user-friendly,

with clear icons for each function, making it easy for even elderly users to operate.

4. Fault Troubleshooting & Handling

If the device malfunctions or alarms, first check whether there are abnormalities in the power supply line (e.g., loose wiring, damaged wires). For issues that cannot be resolved by yourself (such as persistent leakage alarms), contact a professional electrician or the device manufacturer for repair or replacement. Do not disassemble the device without authorization, as this may void the warranty or cause safety hazards. In summary, as a smart home device,

the WiFi-controlled automatic reclosing switch provides a more convenient, safe, and energy-efficient electricity environment for households through remote control, timing tasks, multiple protection functions, and energy consumption monitoring. When using it, users should follow the instruction manual for installation and connection, and realize remote control and management via the mobile APP.