This comparison examines the Light relay module bleBox SwitchBox 16A WiFi control for lighting circuits against alternative relay modules from the bleBox brand: Relay module bleBox Switchbox 36806, Smart relay switch bleBox switchBoxT PRO, Relay module bleBox switchBoxDC 12V 10A, Smart relay controller bleBox ActionBox, and Door control module bleBox doorBox PRO. All of these devices are designed for home automation, but the main product focuses specifically on switching lighting circuits with loads up to 16 A and installing directly into standard electrical boxes, whereas competitor models target multi-channel control, DIN-rail mounting, low-voltage DC circuits, or specialized access control.
⚙️ The following key characteristics and differences are compared: mounting type, intended purpose and supported load, communication interfaces, and smart home integration features.
| Parameter | bleBox SwitchBox 16A | bleBox Switchbox 36806 | bleBox switchBoxT PRO | bleBox switchBoxDC | bleBox ActionBox | bleBox doorBox PRO | Practical significance |
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| Device type | Lighting relay module | 8-channel relay unit | Compact smart relay switch | DC relay module | Networked relay controller | Door control module | Each product is optimized for a specific task: lighting, multi-channel setups, low-voltage loads, or access control. |
| Mounting | Electrical box | DIN-rail | Electrical box | Not specified | Compact housing | Residential and light-commercial installations | Electrical box mounting is convenient for local points, while DIN-rail is preferred for centralized distribution panels. |
| Load and power | Up to 16 A, AC mains | 8 independent relay outputs | For switching electrical circuits | 12V DC, up to 10A | IP-controlled switching | Door and access system control | Models differ in supply voltage and power load, defining their specific application areas. |
| Control and connectivity | WiFi | Integration into bleBox systems | Integration into bleBox ecosystem | Wi-Fi control | IP-controlled network | Wi-Fi connectivity | Wireless interfaces enable remote access and integration into smart home platforms. |
◎ The following table evaluates suitability for different use cases and buyer needs.
| Use case | Recommended product | Why |
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| Managing standard lighting circuits up to 16 A with wireless access | Light relay module bleBox SwitchBox 16A WiFi control for lighting circuits | Designed specifically for switching lighting fixtures and easily installed inside standard electrical back boxes. |
| Centralized control of multiple circuits within a distribution board | Relay module bleBox Switchbox 36806 — 8-channel DIN-rail relay unit | Provides eight independent relay outputs and mounts directly onto a DIN-rail. |
| Controlling low-voltage DC devices (12V) | Relay module bleBox switchBoxDC 12V 10A Wi‑Fi control | Optimized for operation in 12V DC systems with a maximum switching current of 10A. |
| Automating and remotely controlling doors and access locks | Door control module bleBox doorBox PRO — Wi‑Fi connectivity, smart door automation | A specialized module designed for integrating access control and automated door systems. |
The main product Light relay module bleBox SwitchBox 16A WiFi control for lighting circuits differs from alternatives by specializing in residential lighting circuits up to 16 A with straightforward electrical box installation. It is best suited for users who need simple wireless management of existing lamps and light fixtures without requiring multi-channel panel modules or specialized door hardware. Choosing the main model is ideal for localized lighting automation, whereas complex electrical panels or low-voltage setups make the alternative specialized modules more suitable.
