How can modern electronic energy-saving devices be controlled by the remote-controlled socket (Sunny Home Manager)?
Many of the new electronic devices can be controlled by the remote-controlled socket via the “On/off” function. Turn the program on and only then interrupt the current by pressing a button on the remote-controlled socket or via an app. In other words, the socket continues to supply current until the device has been fully prepared and started. Only then is the current interrupted. As soon as a favorable time has been reached, the energy manager can activate the power supply and the device continues running. This process is also described in our blog “Sunny Home Manager – Planning and Installation”.
In a power failure, the sensible thing for a device to do is to automatically continue. For this reason, this behavior is supported by many manufacturers. The Sunny Home Manager generates nothing other than a “scheduled” power failure with the remote-controlled socket. However, most devices cannot be simply activated with the remote-controlled socket because they do not simply start up again automatically after being supplied with current. There are devices that can do this, but they are not yet on the market. Additional information at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT9yBQ7LJzo