SwitcheOn Remote Power Control is the ultimate remote power switching device. It is easy to use and can be controlled by a smart phone enabled app for easy switching on and off. There is no wifi, hotspot or additional SIM/service required and comes available in 2 or 4 channels. This device is perfect for remotely turning on engine block heaters in aircraft.
****SwitcheOn can only operate within the United States due to service coverage limitations****
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This switch is perfect for starting my engine heater in my hangar 30 minutes from home- with no WI-FI. Works just like advertised!
SwitcheOn 2 Channel 15 Amp Base Remote Power Switch
I have owned my SwitcheOn 2 outlet timer for 3 years here in Helena, Montana. I use it throughout our winters to preheat both my airplane engine and the small engine on my tug. You use their free cell phone app to set specific times to start, or an immediate start, or selected run times. It also tells me the inside temperature of my hangar. It has never failed to perform as programmed. This is a must have device for preheating your engine if you fly in cold weather conditions. The other SwitcheOn outlet(s) could also be used to heat your cabin interior on a different timing program. Buy with confidence!
Highly recommend this company for their excellent product and outstanding customer support. Saves numerous trips back and forth to the airport to control engine heater and miscellaneous access. 5 Stars for sure!
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