2P Smart Circuit Breaker (RCBO) with Wi-Fi – Tuya / Smart Life Compatible
2P Smart Circuit Breaker (RCBO) with Wi-Fi – Tuya / Smart Life Compatible
2P Smart Protection Circuit Breaker (RCBO) with Wi-Fi – Tuya / Smart Life Compatible
A professional solution for electrical circuit protection with remote control and monitoring via smartphone: remote switching, scheduling, electricity usage metering, and instant notifications in case of faults or security threshold violations.
Why is this breaker important?
Because it combines a "protective circuit breaker" and a "smart switch" into one device: it protects the circuit from electrical hazards and gives you smart load management from anywhere.
- Remote ON/OFF via the app or manually on the breaker itself. (Remote + Manual control)
- Measurement Monitoring: Current, voltage, power, and terminal temperature, with consumption logs by hour/day/month/year.
- Adjustable Protection: High/low voltage limits, current limit, power limit, and terminal temperature limit.
- Timers and Scheduling: Automatic ON/OFF for daily use.
- Voice Integration with Amazon Alexa and Google Home.
Practical Applications (Home & Work)
- Electric Water Heaters: Scheduling to reduce consumption.
- Air Conditioners: Remote shutdown when leaving or while traveling.
- Water Pumps/Small Motors: Protection and monitoring of current/power to avoid malfunctions.
- Apartment or Office Panels: Smart protection for an entire line (depending on the appropriate breaker choice).
- Sensitive Loads: Setting voltage limits to prevent equipment damage during voltage spikes/drops.
App and Connectivity
Operates via Wi-Fi 2.4GHz by default, with custom options for some versions like ZigBee 3.0 or 4G. Supports Android / iOS / HarmonyOS, and the app language follows the phone system language.
Technical Specifications
| Type | Smart RCBO (Residual Current Circuit Breaker) – 2P Dual Pole |
|---|---|
| Control Method | Manual + Remote Control |
| Rated Current | Up to 63A (depending on version) |
| Operating Voltage Range | AC 145V – 295V |
| High Voltage Limit (Adjustable) | 245V – 295V |
| Low Voltage Limit (Adjustable) | 145V – 220V |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Current Limit (Adjustable) | 1A – 100A |
| Leakage Protection (Adjustable) | 30mA – 500mA |
| Power Limit (Adjustable) | 5W – 30000W |
| Terminal Temp Limit (Adjustable) | -40°C – 100°C |
| Protocol | Wi-Fi 2.4GHz |
| Voice Assistants | Amazon Alexa + Google Home |
| Functions | Timing + Electricity Monitoring + Over/Under Voltage + Over-current + Short-circuit + Leakage Protection |
| Connection Note | Top input – L + N connection only |
* The specifications above are based on technical data published for a 2P smart RCBO device compatible with Tuya from the same category/technical model (including voltage/current/leakage adjustment limits and connectivity). Some details may vary depending on the batch or version.
How does it protect you? (Simplified explanation)
- Leakage: If current leaks toward the ground/body, the breaker trips to reduce the risk of electrocution.
- Over-current: If the current exceeds the limit you set, the breaker trips to protect wiring and devices.
- Short-circuit: Instant trip when a short-circuit occurs to protect the circuit.
- Unstable Voltage: Trips when voltage exceeds or falls below the safe limit (based on your settings).
- Terminal Overheating: Additional protection when connection points heat up (which may indicate loose connections or overloading).
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it require a Gateway?
The Wi-Fi version works directly with a 2.4GHz router without a gateway. Some versions may be available with a ZigBee option (requires a ZigBee gateway).
Can I operate it while away from home?
Yes, through the app you can control it remotely as long as the device is connected to the internet and the router is functional.
Is it suitable for all loads?
It depends on the appropriate amperage rating, wire size, and panel design. Choose the correct amperage for your load and consult a qualified electrician for safe installation.
Are there alerts when it trips?
Usually, notifications are sent via the app when a trip occurs due to exceeding protection limits (subject to app and device settings).
