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Q: is it work with BlitzWolf BW-IS10 Tuya Gateway?
Asked by BG132181225 on 2021-01-13 12:27:20
mariandelibas don't know - I'm using SONOFF ZB bridge - not sure that if Blitzwolf can be work with SONOFF products- from my experience don't
2021-01-13 12:32:43 Helpful (0)
Taeyebieste I use to switch a 2500W heater with it without problems. Maybe 3000W is a bit on the edge.
2020-12-18 05:46:39 Helpful (0)
mariandelibas Not used yet but yes it gives you ope-closed status. I think you need internet to get updated status (it works with eWelink - no gateway needed). It works also with LAN - ie local. Don't know about battery but I think it depends on usage - however DW1 version is still at first battery after 1 year (low traffic ). I expect for DW2 to last at least 1 year though
2020-11-22 12:48:27 Helpful (0)
Q: What's nominal/max Power - current
Asked by mariandelibas on 2019-12-27 08:53:19
Punker ciao, il dispositivo possiede la funzione di notifica su smartphone o email se va via la luce?
2020-01-06 05:11:44 Helpful (3)Q: Hi, what is null/live wire for 220V side?
Asked by mariandelibas on 2020-02-22 08:36:30
MrScott White wires will be line input. Red "+" and white "-" will be output to LED.
2020-04-23 07:42:08 Helpful (0)Q: What is null-live connector please, I assume that there is no protection for transformer
Asked by mariandelibas on 2020-02-22 08:13:04
Turophile It can connect with ac110-220v directly..
2020-03-06 12:08:03 Helpful (0)Q: Hi, if 220 V used, what is null, live please as I don't think that there is protection
Asked by mariandelibas on 2020-02-22 08:17:23
Rosemarywas It needs a dc12v driver.
2020-03-06 12:08:00 Helpful (0)Q: Hi, Who can tell what is the live wire for 220V and minus for 12V
Asked by mariandelibas on 2020-02-22 09:06:47
Decumbi ture the red wire is for input voltage 220v, and the white wires is for output voltage 12v.
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mariandelibas yes, this is in the definition of power. I recommend to read a bit about basics of electricity
2021-12-07 04:07:53 Helpful (0)