Ewelink WiFi Wireless Smart Relay Module USB 5v/12v/24v/48v Inching Selflock Remote ON Off Power Switch for Access Control,Turn on PC, Compatible with Alexa Google Home

Product works perfectly. Used on my motorhome to control my outside lights. Paired with the app and easy setup.

These wifi relays are awesome they allow you to control anything from anywhere. For me they allow me to shut off my generator while im 150 miles away from home at work.

Perfect for what I needed. Replaced a $145 relay that operated through a sim card that I was paying a monthly fee for. Was shocked by how small this was. If you have 2.4G wifi access where you'll be using this, it's the only way to go. Used it to activate a solenoid for the drop door on a hog trap. Used the 2nd channel to activate the deer feeder. Can activate either one from anywhere I have phone service. Can think of lots of stuff this little gem could be used for. Instructions could be a little clearer but if you're even using this thing, you're probably tech savvy enough to figure it out.

This works to automate your household electronics that can be switched on or off. It has the ability to act as a momentary switch like a push button for a garage door or can be use as a latching switch like a wall switch. This is controlled in the free app (eWeLink) you must download and use to set it up. Con: this is a Chinese app. So who knows about your data. I didn’t care too much but others might. This is compatible with Alexa voice commands and you can schedule this to trigger on/off which is why I bought it for my Liftmaster gate. It Works great!

Works great to power cycle flex radio.

Hands down the biggest waste of money. Will not connect to a wireless network. Following the instructions, selecting the 2.4GHz network...nothing. Don't waste your money.

This is a cool devices but I have to dock 2 stars for how difficult it is to sign up to Ewelink. We are talking like the phone number field refuses to let you type in it, but it's somehow required? Also, you can't send feedback or ask questions until you're signed up. ha And finally you have to race against a one minute clock to fetch a confirmation code and then figure out a password and retype it. I have no idea how I did it or what my password is now but I deserve a prize for this freaking competition.Thank Science I was able to connect it to Alexa to use the device now. I have no intentions of using Ewelink at this point.

Surprised at how well it operates for the money. The problem I have is the extra small print for the linking instructions. I still haven't found the current rating for the relay contacts. I like to verify on the relay itself. I don't have a way to mount it either. Must build either a card slot or secure to a non conductive surface. Outstanding for the money. I pray it lasts.