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Sonoff SPM-4Relay smart relay module, 4 × 20 A, white

71.10 €60.90 €
Products ID: 84916
In supplier warehouse Available to order: 3 pcs. Delivery Time 5–10 business days

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The Sonoff SPM-4Relay is a smart relay module with 4 independent channels, each supporting a maximum load of 20 A. Paired with the separately sold SPM-Main module, it lets you monitor electricity consumption through the eWeLink app.

Energy monitoring and control

Use it to track electricity consumption in rented apartments, offices, shopping centres or server rooms. Independent channels allow consumption monitoring across separate connected circuits.

  • 4 channels: up to 20 A per channel, with an overall maximum of 80 A.
  • Overload protection: once enabled, connected equipment switches off automatically when current parameters reach the values set in the app.
  • Load delay: a load activation delay function is also available.

Connection and installation

The SPM-4Relay communicates with SPM-Main over RS-485. Ethernet or Wi-Fi cloud connectivity is provided by SPM-Main, not by the relay module itself. One SPM-Main can control up to 32 SPM-4Relay modules, supporting up to 128 channels.

The white module mounts on a mounting rail. SPM-Main is not included and must be purchased separately.


BrandSonoff
ModelSPM-4Relay
ColourWhite
Input electrical rating100–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz; 20 A per channel, 80 A max.
Output electrical rating100–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz; 20 A per channel, 80 A max.
MaterialPC V0
Dimensions250 × 90 × 66.5 mm
Independent channels4
Required control moduleSPM-Main, sold separately
Connection to SPM-MainRS-485
AppeWeLink
FunctionsEnergy consumption measurement with SPM-Main; overload protection; load activation delay
MountingMounting rail
System expansionOne SPM-Main controls up to 32 SPM-4Relay modules, up to 128 channels
EAN6920075776980
Does SPM-4Relay connect directly to Wi-Fi?

No. SPM-4Relay connects to SPM-Main via RS-485. The separately sold SPM-Main module provides the Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection to the cloud.

How does overload protection work?

Once the function is enabled, connected equipment switches off automatically when current parameters reach the values specified in the app.

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