Power and time control relays for home automation with integrated SCHUKO sockets, designed for alternating and direct current protection and for household users.

Time Relays with Schuko Sockets
Time relays with Schuko sockets allow the automatic control of electrical devices' on/off switching based on a set time. These relays are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial environments where it is necessary to regulate the operating time of devices or ensure energy savings.

Main Features:

Time Setting: Time relays allow precise setting of the time when a device should be switched on or off. Time intervals can range from a few minutes to several hours or even days.
Application: These relays are commonly used for outdoor lighting, equipment working hours management, heating systems, plant lighting (e.g., grow lamps), air conditioning systems, and more.
Schuko Socket: The Schuko socket allows easy connection of various devices without additional connectors, making these relays particularly convenient for household devices and various automated systems.
Analog and Digital Versions: Time relays can be configured with either analog or digital settings, depending on the needs.
Applications:

Residential Spaces: Used for lighting, heating systems, air conditioners, ensuring they operate only at the desired times (e.g., in the evening or during specific hours).
Commercial and Industrial Facilities: These relays can control equipment, ensuring it turns on and off according to a set schedule, thus saving energy and optimizing equipment use time.
Advantages:

Convenience in automating equipment management.
Energy savings – devices operate only when needed.
Disadvantages:

Requires precise time settings and may have limited functionality for more complex time settings.
Limited accuracy when very precise time control is required.
Voltage Relays with Schuko Sockets
Voltage relays with Schuko sockets are used to protect devices from excessive or insufficient voltage by automatically turning devices on or off based on preset voltage thresholds. They ensure that equipment is protected from harmful voltage fluctuations that may cause damage or reduce lifespan.

Main Features:

Voltage Setting: Voltage relays allow setting of overvoltage and undervoltage limits, which, when exceeded or reduced, trigger the device to turn off.
Protection Against Incorrect Voltage: These relays protect sensitive devices from too high or too low voltage, which can affect their performance.
Schuko Socket: With a Schuko socket, devices can be easily connected and installed, providing convenience and simplicity.
Automatic On/Off Switching: When the voltage reaches the preset limit, the relay automatically turns the device off or on again.
Applications:

Residential Homes: Used to protect home electronics from potential voltage fluctuations and ensure their longevity.
Advantages:

Protection of devices from overvoltage or undervoltage.
Automatic on/off switching to prevent damage.
Disadvantages:

Not recommended for highly sensitive devices that require very precise voltage control.
These relays may be more expensive than basic voltage regulators or protection systems.
Time Relays and Voltage Relays with Schuko Sockets are practical and versatile solutions that allow for the automation of electrical device operation based on time or voltage fluctuations. Time relays ensure efficient energy usage and optimize device operating time, while voltage relays protect equipment from harmful voltage fluctuations. Both types of relays with Schuko sockets provide easy and quick installation, making them an excellent choice for both industrial and residential applications, helping to increase equipment longevity and efficiency.