48 devices · 8 brands

Relays: Compare Specifications

Smart relays switch compatible electrical circuits or contacts. Contact type, voltage and load limits determine whether a relay suits the intended equipment.

Choose two or three devices to compare their recorded specifications, compatibility and missing information.

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Explore Relays

48 of 48 devices · Add 2–3 devices to compare their specifications.

Check compatibility with your setup

Each list separates models that work directly from models that need a hub or bridge, using the recorded specification for each device.

Before you choose

What Should You Check Before Buying?

Use these relays requirements to narrow your shortlist, then verify each requirement for the exact model.

  1. Distinguish dry-contact and powered-output requirements.
  2. Verify load ratings for the actual load type, not only resistive loads.
  3. Check channel count, enclosure space and wiring instructions.
  4. Confirm local input behavior and recovery after a power interruption.

Inside this catalog

How do relays differ?

Counts below are calculated from 48 catalog devices. They describe the recorded data, not the whole market or independent product tests.

Selected specifications: recorded values and gaps
SpecificationRecorded values · device countExplicit valuesUnresolved
Relay ChannelsFeatures1: 332: 130: 147 of 481 of 48
Resistive Maximum Load CurrentPower16A: 1510A: 85A: 411 other distinct values in the catalog45 of 483 of 48
Wet Contact ModeFeaturesYes: 42No: 143 of 485 of 48

Unknown, unspecified and conflicting values are unresolved. Explicit “No” counts as recorded. Units and model variants are not normalized. Check the product notes before treating a value as a fit for your setup.

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Catalog-level statistics

Relays: recorded feature coverage

Based on 48 devices in this directory. Feature percentages use explicit Yes/No answers only; unresolved answers are shown separately. These figures are not market share.

Integration and protocol support

Home Assistant · Integrations100%48 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Thread · Connectivity0%0 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Z Wave · Connectivity0%0 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved

Features with the most recorded Yes answers

Automations · Features100%48 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Home Assistant · Integrations100%48 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Ac Power · Power98%47 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Resistive Load · Power98%47 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Wet Contact Mode · Features98%42 Yes / 43 known; 5 unresolved
Ota · Features92%35 Yes / 38 known; 10 unresolved
Overheating Protection · Safety Features86%32 Yes / 37 known; 11 unresolved
Zigbee Router · Features60%29 Yes / 48 known; 0 unresolved
Power Off Memory · Features96%27 Yes / 28 known; 20 unresolved
Overcurrent Protection · Safety Features74%25 Yes / 34 known; 14 unresolved
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Which Brands Are In This Catalog?

Device counts refer to this category’s catalog entries, not the manufacturer’s entire range.

Plan the rest of your setup

These categories address related jobs. Check model-level compatibility before combining devices.

Wall Switches

Smart wall switches control compatible hardwired loads. Wiring, load type and multi-way circuit support determine the installation requirements.

Plugs

Smart plugs switch power to a compatible connected load. Energy measurement, scheduling and remote control vary by model and integration.