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HWg-CS51: Controlling a 110/230V power switch over Ethernet

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The remote power switch is connected to a LAN (IP) and controlled from any application. Open a gate or switch on a light (230V/16A relay output) by clicking an icon on your desktop. The relay output can be controlled from Windows or Linux, from the command line or from a GUI.

Activate a remote power switch simply by clicking an icon on your computer's desktop.
Control the switch from your own application using HWg-SDK. See the examples in VB, C#, .NET, Borland C++, Microsoft C++, Borland Delphi, JAVA, PHP.

Application examples

Opening a remote gate over WiFi / Ethernet
Convenient add-on to a surveillance system – remotely open a gate or switch off a light
Activating alerting systems over IP (emergency light, horn, etc.)

Advantages

Save time and money by using your existing IP network instead of laying new cables
Simple installation
Internal relay directly switches 110/230V / 16A

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IP relay connects to a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet network.
IP relay contains two switching (NO/NC) 230V/16A contacts.
The relay (IP relay) is activated or deactivated using the supplied GUI or command-line applications.
IP relay communicates using a Telnet-type NVT protocol.
The built-in RS-232/485 serial port can be used as a virtual serial port in Windows (e.g. COM17).
The built-in serial port can be used to connect, for example, a bar code reader, RFID reader, or LCD.
The “IPRC cmd” command-line application can be used in scripts, e.g. in SNMP monitoring (Nagios / Zabbix).
For configuration and testing, the Hercules utility can be used.

600 334 IP Relay HWg-ER02a

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