DL1-WLTE-T 30A GSM 4G LTE SMS Web Remote Controller User Manual

1. Introduction

The DL1-WLTE-T series is a versatile 4G LTE remote controller designed for managing electrical equipment remotely. It features a 30A relay output, temperature monitoring, and various control methods including SMS, dial, mobile application, and web interface. The TVC version additionally includes a power failure alarm function.

DL1-WLTE-T 4G Remote Controller with accessories — Figure 1: DL1-WLTE-T 4G Remote Controller and included accessories.

Smart Controller features overview — Figure 2: Overview of the Smart Controller's key features including 30A relay, dial/SMS control, web control, app control, temperature linkage, and power failure SMS alert.

4G Global Control illustration — Figure 3: The 4G global control feature allows remote operation and alarm reception regardless of distance or time.

2. Setup and Installation

2.1 Package Contents

DL1-WLTE-T / DL1-WLTE-TVC Remote Controller
Antenna
USB Cable (for power adapter, if included)
User Manual (printed or digital)

2.2 Component Identification

DL1-WLTE-T controller with labeled ports — Figure 4: Front view of the DL1-WLTE-T controller showing COM, NO, NC 30A output terminals, Micro SIM card slot, ANT (antenna) port, Input Interface (GND, 1, 2), Temp (NTC) sensor ports (STA1, STA2, SIG), SET button, SW1 button, and DC Power input (5.5/2.1mm, DC 7-36V).

2.3 Initial Setup

SIM Card Installation: Insert a local 4G LTE Micro SIM card into the designated SIM card slot. Ensure the SIM card is active and has sufficient credit/data.
Antenna Connection: Connect the provided antenna to the Standard SMA interface labeled 'ANT'.
Power Connection: Connect the DC12V 1A power adapter to the 'Power in' port (5.5/2.1mm, DC 7-36V).
Sensor Connection (Optional): If using temperature monitoring, connect the temperature sensor to the 'Temp' sensor port.

2.4 Installation Methods

The controller supports two primary installation methods:

DIN35mm Industrial Rail Installation: The device is designed to snap onto a standard DIN35mm rail.
Screw Installation: The device can be securely mounted using screws through the designated mounting holes.

Installation method diagrams for DIN35mm and screw mounting — Figure 5: Diagrams illustrating DIN35mm industrial rail installation and screw installation with dimensions (115mm x 90mm).

3. Operating Instructions

3.1 Control Methods

The DL1-WLTE-T controller offers multiple ways to control your connected equipment:

3.1.1 Dial Control

You can control the device by making a call to the SIM card number inserted in the controller. The controller will recognize authorized numbers and execute commands.

Dial control examples for electric heater, water heater, electric fan, electric door — Figure 6: Examples of devices controllable via dial, such as electric heaters, water heaters, electric fans, and electric doors.

3.1.2 SMS Control

Send specific SMS commands to the controller's SIM card number to control its functions. The controller will respond with status messages.

SMS control examples for electric heater, water pump, Ethernet switch, charging pile — Figure 7: Examples of devices controllable via SMS, including electric heaters, water pumps, Ethernet switches, and charging piles.

3.1.3 App Control

Download the 'WLTE Control' application for convenient, intelligent, and handy control of your equipment. The app communicates with the controller via 4G internet access.

WLTE Control App interface examples — Figure 8: Screenshots of the 'WLTE Control' app interface, showing device control, sensor recording, input control, push records, operation records, equipment location, and device adding functions.

3.1.4 Web Control

Centralized control of equipment is possible via a web browser on a PC. This allows for comprehensive management and monitoring.

Web control interface on a laptop — Figure 9: The web control interface displayed on a laptop, enabling centralized management of the controller.

3.2 Key Functions

3.2.1 30A Relay Output

The controller features a high-power 30A relay output, capable of directly driving AC motors below 3KW and other high-power equipment.

30A Relay output diagram — Figure 10: Diagram highlighting the 30A relay and its connecting terminals for high-power output.

3.2.2 Temperature Control

Monitor real-time temperature. The relay switch can be triggered ON/OFF when the temperature reaches a set upper or lower limit. Temperature alarm messages can also be pushed.

Temperature control interface showing -30°C and -15°C settings — Figure 11: App interface demonstrating temperature control, allowing setting of thresholds (e.g., -30°C and -15°C) for triggering actions and receiving alarms.

3.2.3 Timing Control

Set up to 24 groups of timing controls for scheduled operations, either continuously or on specific days.

Timing control examples for kettle, water purifier, water heater — Figure 12: Examples of timing control, such as turning on a kettle at 8:00 AM, a water purifier at 11:30 AM, or a water heater every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 6:00 PM.

3.2.4 Power Failure Alert (DL1-WLTE-TVC version only)

The TVC version provides SMS, APP, or Email alerts upon power failure or power restoration, ensuring you are informed of critical power status changes.

Power failure alert feature on app — Figure 13: App interface showing the power failure alert function, indicating device security status.

3.2.5 Email Pushing

Receive notification emails when the monitored temperature reaches a preset value.

Email pushing setup and notification example — Figure 14: Illustration of email pushing, where a notification email is sent when a temperature threshold is met.

3.2.6 App Notifications

Receive push notifications directly on your mobile device to stay informed about the device's status, including security alerts, temperature changes, and power events.

App notifications for various device statuses — Figure 15: Examples of app notifications for security, temperature alerts (high/low), power on/off, and other device status updates.

3.2.7 Short-time Trigger Switch

This function allows for a settable trigger time of 1 to 9 seconds, ideal for controlling electric gates or garage doors, enabling quick opening with a tap on your phone.

Short-time trigger switch for garage door — Figure 16: The short-time trigger switch function allows opening a garage door from a car with a single tap on the phone.

3.3 Wiring Diagrams

Proper wiring is crucial for safe and effective operation. Refer to the following diagrams for common application scenarios:

Wiring diagrams for various applications — Figure 17: Wiring diagrams for: 1. Low power lamp or home appliance (AC 220V). 2. DC motor or equipment application (DC 12/24V). 3. High-power AC motor/equipment application (AC 220/380V, requires AC contactor for 220V version). 4. Trigger to control an electronic lock.

3.4 Application Scenarios

The DL1-WLTE-T controller is suitable for a wide range of applications:

Various application scenarios for the controller — Figure 18: Application scenarios include agriculture (pumped irrigation, seedling cultivation, aquatic products), home appliance control, industrial applications (matching equipment, efficiency improvement), base station control (unattended remote control), solar energy projects (matching equipment, efficiency improvement), and door openers (electric gate, rolling gate).

4. Specifications

Detailed parameters for the DL1-WLTE-T and DL1-WLTE-TVC controllers:

Product parameter table for DL1-WLTE-T and TVC controllers — Figure 19: Product parameter table.

Parameter	Description
DC Power Supply	Standard adapter DC12V 1A
Power Consumption	Standby: 12V/50mA, Working Max: 12V/200mA
4G Frequency (LTE-FDD)	B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20
GSM Frequency	900/1800mhz
SIM Interface	Micro SIM card
Antenna Interface	Standard SMA interface
Temperature Sensor Interface	1 sensor port
Input Interface	2 input
Temperature Detection Range	-40℃ to 120℃
Relay Output	1 channel, 30A/30VDC, 30A/250VAC, 30A/125VAC
Output Logic	Normally open and normally closed
Shell Size	115mm x 90mm x 40mm
Box Size	150mm x 150mm x 50mm
DL1-WLTE-T Gross Weight	260g
DL1-WLTE-T Net Weight	150g
DL1-WLTE-TVC Gross Weight	270g
DL1-WLTE-TVC Net Weight	160g

5. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your DL1-WLTE-T controller, follow these maintenance guidelines:

Keep Clean: Regularly clean the device exterior with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
Check Connections: Periodically inspect all wiring connections (power, relay, sensors, antenna) to ensure they are secure and free from corrosion.
SIM Card: Ensure the SIM card is properly seated and remains active with sufficient balance/data for continuous operation.
Environmental Conditions: Operate the device within its specified temperature and humidity ranges. Avoid exposure to extreme conditions, direct sunlight, or moisture.
Firmware Updates: Check the manufacturer's website or app for any available firmware updates to ensure you have the latest features and security patches.

6. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your DL1-WLTE-T controller, consider the following:

No Power: Verify the power adapter is correctly connected and supplying DC12V. Check the power outlet.
No Network Signal: Ensure the SIM card is correctly inserted and active. Check the antenna connection. If indoors, try relocating the device to an area with better 4G signal reception.
SMS/Call Control Not Working: Confirm the SIM card has credit/data. Ensure the controlling phone number is authorized in the device settings. Check for correct SMS command syntax.
App/Web Control Not Working: Verify the device has a stable 4G internet connection. Ensure your mobile device or PC has internet access. Check login credentials for the app/web interface.
Relay Not Activating: Check the wiring to the connected equipment. Ensure the command sent is correct and the relay output is enabled.
Temperature Alarms Not Received: Verify the temperature sensor is correctly connected. Check the temperature thresholds and alarm settings in the app/web interface. Ensure notification settings (SMS/Email/App) are configured correctly.
Power Failure Alert (TVC version) Not Working: Ensure the TVC version is being used. Verify the power failure alert feature is enabled and notification methods are configured.

If problems persist, consult the official product support or contact the seller.

7. User Tips

Optimize Temperature Control: Utilize the temperature sensor linkage to automate heating or cooling systems, saving energy and maintaining desired conditions.
Schedule Operations: Take advantage of the timing control feature to automate routine tasks, such as turning on lights or pumps at specific times.
Remote Monitoring: Regularly check device status and sensor readings via the app or web interface for proactive management.
Security: For critical applications, ensure your SIM card is protected and only authorized numbers have access to dial/SMS control.

8. Warranty and Support

The product typically comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. For any quality problems, you may be eligible for a return within 7 days. Most products are shipped within 48 hours, and all emails are answered within 24 hours.

Warranty and Service Information — Figure 20: Overview of warranty and service terms, including 1-year warranty and customer support.

For technical support or warranty claims, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly.

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