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RELAY ACTUATOR PROBLEM

wilson64 last edited by

I am trying to get my relay actuator to work but no success.
I am using a mqtt gateway with a mqtt client when i publish to the topic MyMQTT/22/1/V_LIGHT payload ON the relay turn on but when i publish MyMQTT/22/1/V_LIGHT payload OFF the nothing happen.
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