Homematic IP 150239A0 Switch Actuator and Meter (16 A) – Flush-Mount, 230 V, Grey

Homematic IP Switch Actuator and Meter (16 A) – flush-mount

Homematic IP Switch Actuator and Meter (16 A) – flush-mount

The Homematic IP Switch Actuator and Meter (16 A) is part of the Homematic IP smart home system and offers switching of loads as well as detection of the energy consumption. The high switching capacity of 3680 W for up to 20 minutes and a permanent load of 2760 W the device is particularly suitable for high loads of up to 16 A. Thanks to its compact design, the dimming actuator not only fits into standard flush-mounted boxes, but also into surface-mounted junction boxes with IP65 as well.

Central control via App

Free iOS and Android App

Convenient switching on/off and dimming of lights creates the perfect atmosphere within your home. And the best thing about it? With Homematic IP, you don’t even have to move from the sofa! Simply use a remote control or your smartphone. With the Homematic IP app, the ceiling light can be dimmed to the required brightness for an evening in front of the TV while the floor lamp is turned on, creating the perfect mood.

Smart Home made simple

The entire solution can be intuitively set up and comfortably controlled via the free smartphone app. Configuration of single devices is performed by the Homematic IP cloud service. Homematic IP is based on the 868 MHz radio band. There is no interference whatsoever from WLAN, Bluetooth, video streaming or other users of 2.4 GHz.

Uncompromising Security

During installation of the system the communication of Homematic IP is secure and cannot be manipulated. During operation, all radio packages are encrypted and authenticated. Reading, changing or repeating data or other kind of attacks are impossible. Similar to online banking, the established AES-128 and CCM standards are used.

Flexible Application

Homematic IP can be easily retrofitted due to its wireless communication and it can thus be integrated into new installations as well as existing buildings. Battery operated devices can be easily screwed on to radiators or stuck to walls, while the wired components offer invisible integration into the interior design.

Offline operation

Many functions like heating profiles, time profiles or alarm notifications via the alarm siren continue to run even if there is no active Internet connection or if the Access Point is destroyed.