Network Switch Device ALLNET ALL4175v2 — 4 Relay Outputs, 230VAC 10A

The ALLNET ALL4175v2 is a compact network switch device with four relay outputs rated for 230VAC at 10A each. It provides a simple interface for switching mains-powered loads over a network, enabling remote control and automation of lighting, small motors, heaters, pumps and other equipment that operates on standard mains voltage. The device is designed for integration into building automation and industrial control environments where reliable networked relay switching is required.

Advantages

The module offers four independently controllable relay channels with sufficient current capacity for many common mains loads. Network control enables remote switching and centralized management without manual intervention. Its compact form factor makes it suitable for mounting in control cabinets or near load points. The device's design focuses on practical functionality and stable operation under typical building and light industrial conditions.

Suitable for

• Remote switching of lighting circuits in buildings and commercial spaces
• Control of small motors, pumps and fan units
• Integration into automation systems for scheduled or conditional switching
• Remote power management of non-critical machinery and equipment
• Testing and development setups requiring network-controlled mains switching

Key specifications

• Number of relay outputs: 4 independent channels
• Rated switching voltage: 230 VAC
• Rated switching current per relay: 10 A
• Network interface: Ethernet-based control (network protocol details depend on integration)
• Mounting: compact form factor suitable for control cabinets or DIN-rail/adaptable installation
• Typical use environment: building automation and light industrial control

How to use

Install the device in a suitable location, observing local electrical codes and ensuring the mains power supply is disconnected during wiring. Connect each load to the corresponding relay output and provide the required network connection for control. Configure the device on the local network according to the integration or controller being used, then send network commands to toggle the relay outputs. Verify correct operation with test loads before deploying in continuous operation.

Recommendations

Use the device only with loads that do not exceed the rated 230VAC and 10A per channel. For inductive or high inrush loads, consider additional protective components such as surge suppressors or contactors to prolong relay life. Ensure proper ventilation and secure mounting, and follow applicable safety standards and installation practices when working with mains voltage.