Yeah, but you know why load breakers are usually in electrical rooms with a lock on them? Because that is one of the mechanisms used to ensure only authorized p

Yeah, but you know why load breakers are usually in electrical rooms with a lock on them? Because that is one of the mechanisms used to ensure only authorized personal is doing the switching. Guess where you don't have that? When you accept inputs via radio. The least you could do then is rate limit the input, better even would be authentication. This doesn't even has to be misuse. It could just be some wonky device sending the "wrong" sequence of zeros and ones on the right frequency and boom. Guarding against this kind of interference is totally the task of the manufacturer. Designing the device in such a way, that you cannot turn a load switch into a makeshift dimmer for a short moment as well.