01Select supply and relay specification first
The L1 family provides single-circuit 4G remote switching. The 220V supply versions offer 10A or 40A relay options; L1D uses a 9–24V supply and a 10A relay. Select the supply and relay version for the lighting cabinet, pump, fan or low-voltage equipment. Contactors can handle larger loads or high starting currents.
02Use schedules, cycles and pulses for distinct tasks
Sixteen weekly schedules suit fixed operating periods, while cyclic operation serves intermittent irrigation, aeration or ventilation. Momentary mode supplies a short trigger; toggle reverses the output state. Define a clear routine for the single load and use mobile, web or PC management for authorized adjustments, sharing and inspection.
03Extend remote switching with field information
Name each device by site and purpose, then group it on the platform. L1D supports the corresponding NTC or AB/RS485 plug-in option. Add separate acquisition when current, energy or independent running feedback is required. Connectivity, relay state and actual equipment operation are distinct data points that can be combined in the project view.