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product_id: 47826707
title: "Web Power Switch Pro Model"
brand: "digital loggers"
price: "AR$1052598"
currency: ARS
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reviews_count: 9
url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/47826707-web-power-switch-pro-model
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# 15A total power capacity Dual Ethernet & WiFi control Enterprise-grade SSL, SSH, HTTPS security Web Power Switch Pro Model

**Brand:** digital loggers
**Price:** AR$1052598
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power your network like a pro — control, secure, and automate with confidence!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Web Power Switch Pro Model by digital loggers
- **How much does it cost?** AR$1052598 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/47826707-web-power-switch-pro-model)

## Best For

- digital loggers enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted digital loggers brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rock-solid reliability:** AutoPing feature ensures automatic reboot of routers, APs, and IP cameras to keep you online.
- • **Built to last and adapt:** Heavy-duty power supply, detachable 6-foot cord, and multiple power-up recovery modes for safety and convenience.
- • **Power up with precision:** Control 8 individual circuits plus 2 always-on outlets for ultimate flexibility.
- • **Enterprise-grade security:** Supports SSL, SSH, HTTPS, SNMP, MODBUS, and Alexa/Echo compatibility for secure, smart control.
- • **Seamless remote management:** Access via wired Ethernet or WiFi with a simple web UI, REST API, and Lua scripting support.

## Overview

The Web Power Switch Pro Model is a rugged, industrial-grade power controller designed for professional network management. Featuring 8 individually controllable 15A circuits plus 2 always-on outlets, it offers dual Ethernet and WiFi connectivity with a secure web interface and REST API. Its AutoPing reboot function, programmable Lua support, and enterprise-level security protocols (SSL, SSH, HTTPS) make it ideal for seamless, reliable remote power management in demanding environments. Built with a heavy-duty power supply and detachable cord, it ensures durability and flexibility, backed by a 5-year warranty when registered.

## Description

Updated model with 6 foot detachable power cord and heavy duty power supply. Keypad for local outlet control and setup. Both wired Ethernet and WiFi for reliable control. AutoPing to automatically reboot routers, APs and IP cameras. Internal clock for programmed scheduling. Rest API online for simple, quick development of your own custom script or application. Fully programmable using Lua. Eight individual circuits provide up to 15A of total power. Two un-switched outlets. Multiple power-up recovery modes for safety and flexibility: timed sequential on all-off last state, custom timed sequence, etc. Low power - less than 4 watts. New design heavy duty power supply and detachable power cord included. Supports HTTPS, SSL, SSH, Rest API, cURL, SYSLOG, NTP, SNMP, MODBUS and more. Alexis/Echo compatible. Eligible for free 5 year warranty when purchased from DLI Direct via desertcart and registered.

Review: EXCELLENT support, American-made, extremely feature-full, open-source - Had one issue that I needed to contact support about. I am glad I did. Sergei was awesome. I thought for sure that I would need to RMA the machine, but Sergei knew his product and I was able to recover. Details at the end. Quite frankly, I expected this product to be "cheap Chinese crap". There were cheaper products, so I opted for this one because it had an on-device LCD so that I could configure it locally. This Web Power Switch was NOT cheap. It is AS ENTERPRISE as anything I've used in large data centers. I love the build of this device. It is basically a proper Linux machine with quality EE switching materials. The features list is impressive. It is almost as if this company took EVERY feature request and implemented it into their software/firmware. My issue that required tech support (google web spiders, please index this!): Naturally, when I received the device, the first thing I did after changing the default admin password was update the software and firmware on the device to the latest stable version from the manufacturer. So, I updated from 1.4.something to 1.7.7. All went fine. I then configured the device to my liking and then used the "locking bits" to lock down the device such that you would need physical access to the switch in order to change any setting. Nice feature! The problem came when I forgot to open up the api access to my router, so I had to clear the locking bits. Unfortunately, the reset button did not clear the lock bits as the documentation promised. So, I had a functioning device, but it was locked into a certain state. I tried and tried for 2 days. I always assume my own stupidity first, so I read and re-read all the docs. I then contacted their support by email on a Friday night. I did not get an answer until Monday morning, but I did not expect one over the weekend. Sergei was extremely responsive and helped me telnet into the machine (I know, telnet? what is this 1995? <- joke) after rapidly pressing the reset button. He then told me the commands to put the device into a maintenance state. Strangely, the advice was then to re-flash the same firmware. It, indeed, worked. Sergei was forth-coming about this being an issue and will be repaired in the next version. The device is working flawlessly and I've forgotten its doing its thing in my server cabinet. I use it to reboot my extremely crappy Comcast cable service modem when the service goes out several times per week. This switch does the job well and allows me to be very specific regarding the terms of the reboot. It also has a wifi chip that can act as gateway (meaning device connect to its SSID) or supplicant mode where the switch connects as a client to your existing wifi gateway. I love this. I set the switch to act as a wifi gateway because I want to pull out my phone, connect the phone's wifi device to the switch's SSID and then proceed to operate the outlets. The reason is that if the main wifi gateway is offline or needs to be power-cycled, I won't be able to access the switch because it is a client of the device that needs rebooting.
Review: Well worth the cost and easy to use - I am not sure why negative reviews have been posted. I bought a unit back in July of 2020 and have just ordered a second unit. The unit bought in 2020 controls our streaming computer setup. I use SSH or SNMP via simple batch files on a PC to control it. I can also log in from home or on-site if need be. The new unit will replace three dual outlet 5G Store switch units that monitor our network equipment , thus greatly simplifying the setup. The unit is very well built. It is easy to setup and configure and it does what it should do. Full disclosure, I am an engineer, but the manual is easy to understand and the software in the unit is intuitive. Could it be better, oh most certainly, but even where it less than perfect, the unit is easy enough to figure out. They even have a unit available on-;line so you can see and play with the web interface. As regards firmware updates, I've done three so far with absolutely no issues. So again, I am not sure what people are complaining about. it's a great unit and works well.

## Features

- Rugged, reliable power control over the web. Industrial quality, 15A
- Secure web server with SSL, SSH, HTTPS, SNMP, REST API, MODBUS
- desertcart Echo/Alexis compatible
- Simple web UI, or write your own script or program
- AutoPing feature to reliably reboot routers or APs

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0765NCB2L |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #453 in Computer Networking Switches |
| Date First Available | May 19, 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.12 ounces |
| Item model number | Web Power Switch Pro Model |
| Manufacturer | DLI |
| Product Dimensions | 7.09 x 9.45 x 4.72 inches |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ EXCELLENT support, American-made, extremely feature-full, open-source
*by C***E on December 20, 2018*

Had one issue that I needed to contact support about. I am glad I did. Sergei was awesome. I thought for sure that I would need to RMA the machine, but Sergei knew his product and I was able to recover. Details at the end. Quite frankly, I expected this product to be "cheap Chinese crap". There were cheaper products, so I opted for this one because it had an on-device LCD so that I could configure it locally. This Web Power Switch was NOT cheap. It is AS ENTERPRISE as anything I've used in large data centers. I love the build of this device. It is basically a proper Linux machine with quality EE switching materials. The features list is impressive. It is almost as if this company took EVERY feature request and implemented it into their software/firmware. My issue that required tech support (google web spiders, please index this!): Naturally, when I received the device, the first thing I did after changing the default admin password was update the software and firmware on the device to the latest stable version from the manufacturer. So, I updated from 1.4.something to 1.7.7. All went fine. I then configured the device to my liking and then used the "locking bits" to lock down the device such that you would need physical access to the switch in order to change any setting. Nice feature! The problem came when I forgot to open up the api access to my router, so I had to clear the locking bits. Unfortunately, the reset button did not clear the lock bits as the documentation promised. So, I had a functioning device, but it was locked into a certain state. I tried and tried for 2 days. I always assume my own stupidity first, so I read and re-read all the docs. I then contacted their support by email on a Friday night. I did not get an answer until Monday morning, but I did not expect one over the weekend. Sergei was extremely responsive and helped me telnet into the machine (I know, telnet? what is this 1995? <- joke) after rapidly pressing the reset button. He then told me the commands to put the device into a maintenance state. Strangely, the advice was then to re-flash the same firmware. It, indeed, worked. Sergei was forth-coming about this being an issue and will be repaired in the next version. The device is working flawlessly and I've forgotten its doing its thing in my server cabinet. I use it to reboot my extremely crappy Comcast cable service modem when the service goes out several times per week. This switch does the job well and allows me to be very specific regarding the terms of the reboot. It also has a wifi chip that can act as gateway (meaning device connect to its SSID) or supplicant mode where the switch connects as a client to your existing wifi gateway. I love this. I set the switch to act as a wifi gateway because I want to pull out my phone, connect the phone's wifi device to the switch's SSID and then proceed to operate the outlets. The reason is that if the main wifi gateway is offline or needs to be power-cycled, I won't be able to access the switch because it is a client of the device that needs rebooting.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well worth the cost and easy to use
*by 9***7 on April 24, 2022*

I am not sure why negative reviews have been posted. I bought a unit back in July of 2020 and have just ordered a second unit. The unit bought in 2020 controls our streaming computer setup. I use SSH or SNMP via simple batch files on a PC to control it. I can also log in from home or on-site if need be. The new unit will replace three dual outlet 5G Store switch units that monitor our network equipment , thus greatly simplifying the setup. The unit is very well built. It is easy to setup and configure and it does what it should do. Full disclosure, I am an engineer, but the manual is easy to understand and the software in the unit is intuitive. Could it be better, oh most certainly, but even where it less than perfect, the unit is easy enough to figure out. They even have a unit available on-;line so you can see and play with the web interface. As regards firmware updates, I've done three so far with absolutely no issues. So again, I am not sure what people are complaining about. it's a great unit and works well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Extremely customizable/scriptable and reliable
*by A***R on May 12, 2025*

This thing is awesome for custom control and logic. The user experience/interface is designed by engineers - meaning its not full of animations and perfectly beveled corners for browser buttons. But its designed by engineers. It works perfectly and has almost exactly what I would have built into it myself if I were trying to marry an Arduino with It has a fully featured RESTy API to remotely control >anything< the device allows. But its really awesome feature is that it allows you to customize pretty much every aspect of the device using Lua script. I have used these devices to fully manage the daily car of my carnivorous plant garden. Using lua various outlets turn on based on sunrise or sunset to simulate standard daylight ramp up/down, as well as irrigation, fountain and filter pumps for water. You can even extend the provided API to some extent for custom controls or triggers for custom logic running in Lua. I've had several Lua threads running across multiple of these devices for over 6 months with no issues. The only thing that takes it down is when the main power fails, and then when the power comes back its set to just resume the appropriate switch state and go on. The only downsides - for me - are that it is not in any way designed to be water/dust proof - which is not unexpected as it is a bunch of outlets and needs cooling but would have been nice if it was potentially a little more intrusion resistent. Would by more, but the new model uses membrane buttons and where mine are mounted I can't see the buttons - I can navigate by feel on the one I have, but new models have nothing to feel for the buttons. This will help with dust/water intrusion though.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-03*