- Monitor and control pool valves, electric door strikes, garage doors and more using your Insteon network
- 4 output relay modes allow you to control many different types of devices
- Control Insteon lights and appliances using standard sensors
- Contains 1 sensor input and 1 output relay (NO/NC)
- Also available as a
- Now supported in the new
Integrate alarm sensors, electric door strikes, and contact closures as part of your Insteon home automation network.
Remote Control
Monitor and control pool valves, electric door strikes, garage doors and more using your Insteon network.
4 Output Relay Modes
Control and integrate many different types of devices to control Insteon lights and appliances using standard sensors.
Control many Insteon devices throughout the house with one dry-contact sensor input. Plus, use the built-in single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switch, connect any low voltage powered device for continuous or momentary operation.
I/O Module's Flexibility
I/O Module's flexible output relay can control many different types of low voltage devices, from pool valves to electric door strikes to garage doors due to its different relay modes. When controlling devices like pool valves, you will want the ability to leave it on for an extended period of time, giving it plenty of time to fill the pool. As it approaches the desired water level, then you can remotely turn it off. For devices like electric door strikes, set I/O Module's output relay to momentary, allowing you open the front gate using a Mini Remote*, Keypad button or any other Insteon controller.
A third version of I/O Module's momentary mode allows you to remotely press your garage door button with an Insteon On command, but only if your garage is currently closed. This allows you to open your garage with On command and close it with an Off command. Because I/O Module uses a garage door sensor to know whether the door is open or closed, it only controls the garage when it needs to.
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*I/O Module communicates via power line only so if you intend to control it by a Mini Remote (which is RF only), you'll need at least one dual-band Insteon device such as a plug-in module or wall switch to bridge the gap.
