Another very silly question: Similar devices to a Shelly Plus 1?

[dnb]

Are there any similar devices to the Shelly Plus 1 that don't have wifi? I have a very simple problem to solve that won't be enhanced by wifi.  I need a small relay device that can sit in a metal 1 gang back box behind a fused connection unit to control a 240v 300W load based on a 24v DC signal (could make 12v work too). Obviously the Shelly device will do this quite well for a reasonable price, but surely there's something simpler out there that doesn't need me to get my soldering iron out... Found loads of DIN rail relay units but these don't suit the location.

[markc]

Sounds like you just need a 12v coil relay with say spade terminals soon soldering required

[dpmiller]

does it need true isolation or just switching, and how often? An SSR might fit the bill.

[SteamyTea]

On of these.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165118285057

 

 

[ProDave]

Or you can buy wireless relay modules.  I use one for my portable convector heater dump load.  Transmitter in the box with my Arduino and receiver in a 2G back box creating a wireless switched 2G socket.

 

 

[dnb]

Thanks all. I think @SteamyTea and @dpmiller have it cornered. 

 

True isolation of supply isn't required since I think I can use a switched fcu for that - it won't be in an inappropriate zone itself. 

 

It just doesn't need wifi. No need to congest the spectrum more than necessary. We have enough wifi devices already.