Milesight WS501 and WS502 LoRaWAN smart wall switch shown beside its retail packaging

Milesight WS501 / WS502 LoRaWAN® Wall Switch (UK) — | INDIOTT

Milesight WS501 / WS502: smart LoRaWAN® wall switches for instant lighting control and energy insight

If you want reliable, mains-rated switching you can control locally or from your platform, the Milesight WS50x series (WS501 1-gang, WS502 2-gang) drops straight into standard wall boxes and adds LoRaWAN® + Milesight D2D for ultra-low-latency scenes. It also measures voltage, current, power, power factor and kWh, with over-current protection — ideal for offices, schools, museums, hotels and public buildings. 

Why engineers & FM teams choose WS501 / WS502

  • Direct retrofit: 86 mm (EU) and 120 type (US) faceplates; choose WS501 (1-gang) or WS502 (2-gang). Neutral required (3-wire). 

  • Real energy data: reads VAC, mA, W, PF and kWh for each gang; typical measurement accuracy ±3% (max ±5%). 

  • Built-in safety: high-reliability relay, over-current protection, SPST terminals, and ice-blue indicator for dark areas. 

  • Instant scenes: Milesight D2D peer-to-peer control (no gateway hop) + multicast to control groups at once. 

  • Long-range, responsive control: LoRaWAN® Class C (OTAA/ABP), up to 15 km line-of-sight radio. NFC for one-touch setup. 

Buy in the UK: See INDIOTT’s WS501/WS502 product page for live availability and variants. indiott.com

Key specifications at a glance

  • Input: 100–250 VAC, 50/60 Hz (neutral required)

  • Load per gang: Resistive 10 A, Inductive 5 A; max 1000 W per gang (total up to 2000 W)

  • Radio: LoRaWAN® EU868 (and other bands), Class C, –137 dBm sensitivity; D2D supported

  • Features: delay switch, switch-lock, over-current protection, multicast, NFC config (app or downlink)

  • Enclosure: IP20, PC (UL94-V0); –20…+60 °C operating range

  • Models: WS501 (1-gang), WS502 (2-gang), 86 mm (EU) / 120 type (US) options
    All per the Milesight WS50x datasheet. 

Best-fit UK applications (with quick wins)

Smart offices & schools — Timetabled or sensor-driven lighting with D2D for instant response; group classrooms with multicast for end-of-day shutoff. Pair with WS202 PIR & Light to switch only when dark and occupied. 
Museums & galleries — Protect exhibits and save energy: low-glare indicator, scheduled scenes, and kWh logging for reporting.
Hotels & public buildings — Corridor and back-of-house control; lock switches in staff-only areas; push data to your BMS via LoRaWAN®. 

Quick deployment checklist

  1. Choose the right faceplate: 86 mm (EU) or 120 type (US); pick WS501 for 1-gang, WS502 for 2-gang. 

  2. Confirm wiring: 3-wire (neutral) is required. Use a qualified electrician for installation. 

  3. Check load type: stay within 10 A resistive / 5 A inductive per gang and 1000 W per gang

  4. Commission fast: tap with NFC (Milesight ToolBox), enable Class C, set over-current and switch-lock as needed. 

  5. Scale elegantly: use multicast for floors/blocks and D2D for zero-lag scenes. 

FAQs

WS501 vs WS502?
WS501 is 1-gang; WS502 is 2-gang. Both are 86 mm EU size; WS501 also has a 120-type US variant. 

Is it a dimmer?
No — it’s a switch (SPST) with on/off control and energy measurement. Use relay-based scenes or pair with compatible dimming hardware upstream. 

Does it need a neutral?
Yes. It’s a 3-wire device (live, neutral, load). 

Next step

Get a priced kit list for your site

Answer three quick questions and tell us where to send it. An engineer replies within one working day with the parts, the prices and the lead time.

Rather talk it through? Call 023 9223 3611

How many sites is it for?
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