The Sonoff Basic is the simplest and the easiest automated switch to set up but there are safety
Lastly, the wires should not be easily pulled out from the switch. These are issues that are challenging to address but by using the Sonoff IP66, all of these problems can be addressed easily.
The basic switch should not be reachable by children. Common applications where the basic switch is highly usable are on lamps, Christmas trees, and other appliances or devices that are commonly found in the living room and kitchen. Unfortunately, these are also places where children are curious and love to play. Having a reachable basic switch on these areas can put children at risk to electrical accidents.
As previously mentioned, kitchens and living rooms are places where the basic switches can have plenty of usages. Unfortunately, these are also places where liquid spills can easily occur. To avoid damages on the switch or, worse, fatal accidents, a waterproof casing can be a very good solution.
Like any electrical setups, live electrical wires are screwed or connected to the devices. For the case of the basic switch, connecting wires are screwed to its wire-slots. If these cables or wires are accidentally pulled out, the live wires will be exposed and can harm someone These can also lead to fatal accidents and damages to property caused by fire.
Above examples is just one of the few solutions that an IP66 safety box can provide users with. Life and property damages can be avoided by having all the exposed basic switches placed in an IP66 casing. It is a waterproof casing which ensures live wires are unexposed, any liquid spilt into the switch are kept out of the casing and even when the basic switch or the case is reachable, there are no exposed components which ensures safety to people and to properties.
You can get the IP66 here. as well as the Basic switch.
You can get the IP66 here. as well as the Basic switch.
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