With the AK-SecurePowerSwitch it is possible to switch any electrical device on or off and monitor it via your network or set up scheduled on/off times for each day of the week. You can switch up to 10A or 2300 Watts without any restrictions. This device uses a solid-state relay, so there are no arcs or wear & tear like there would be with an electromechanical relay. The electrical terminal is switched in only 10ms, and the reliable solid-state relay has a nearly unlimitied service life.

Other advantages of using a solid-state relay is that it is quiet (no loud clicks), doesn't produce strong electromagnetic emissions, and can't develop burned contacts.

For loads of less than 10 Watts — below the minimum load required for the solid-state relay to function — there is a second relay that takes over. This is useful for attached devices that may go into a standby mode from time to time, for example.

The network connection is established by default via a 1024-bit SSL encryption and can be saved or extended via server and client certificates. The consumption data are registered up to 30 days and can be displayed on the Web monitor.

The power input and output (110-230V AC, 50/60Hz, up to 8A or 2000W continuous) is through standard IEC-60320 C13/C14 receptacles, as used commonly by computer equipment.

The back of the AK-SecurePowerSwitch also has two RJ45 interfaces, acting as a mini-hub, and a DB9F connector that can be used as an RS232 device server. The 10A slow-blow fuse is accessible easily behind a flap.

Specifications
Dimensions	198 × 120 × 48 mm
Enclosure	1mm metal housing
Weight	1.2 kg
Temperature range	-40°C to +70°C
Standards	CE / WEEE / RoHS-II EN 55022 Class B EN 55024 Class A
Protection	IP30
Power supply	110-230V AC, 50/60Hz About 2.5 Watts
Switching capacity	110-230V AC, 50/60Hz 10A or 2300W peak load 8A or 2000W continuous load
Connections	1x IEC box mounting receptacle C13 1x IEC box mounting receptacle C14     (with power switch and fuse) 2x RJ45 (mini-hub) 1x RS232 DB9F Sub-D connector
Ethernet	Auto M-DIX 10/100 Half-Duplex or Full-Duplex Auto-sensing
Network protocols	IPv4, IPv6, TCPv4, TCPv6, UDPv4, UDPv6, FTP, FTPS, TFTP, ICMPv4, ICMPv6, ARP, SNMP, LPR, DHCPv4, DHCPv6, BOOTP, DNS, TELNET, HTML, http, HTTPS, DYNDNS, SMTP, POP3, SYSLOG, NDP, Netbios-NS, LLMNR, ZeroConfig (APIPA, AutoIP), IP-Multicast, SSL/TLS
Solid-state relay	Zero-voltage switch Operating voltage: 48-660V AC Switching capacity: 50A Switching time: 10ms Max. overvoltage: 1200Vpk Max. impulse peak: 625A (10ms) Max. load category AC51: 50 Aeff Max. load category AC53: 15 Aeff

Configuration and monitoring is done via the network, and is password-protected. The monitor indicates all relevant data in real time, giving you an immediate overview of the consumption or output of the connected electrical device. The default monitoring page looks like this:

The interface is completely customizable. A file system is available in the SecurePowerSwitch's memory which you can reach easily via FTP. There, you can find the monitoring page which you can download, modify to your liking, and then replace on the SecurePowerSwitch.

Secure Power Switch Resources

• Secure Power Switch User Manual
• Menu Structure Information — (The user manual links to a version of this file that is written in German; here it is in English. The menu information begins on Page 37 and continues through most of the Configuration with TELNET section, though of course you won't need to use Telnet in this case.)

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