What do you not like? Intuitive simple user interface. Reliable. Inexpensive (but not cheap!). Often bundled with sensors. The RNR option is for when you don't need an SSR output - instead you need to manage long term on-off loads - you should always use SSR for a short term variable, but for 10 minute cycles - RNR is fine . . Don't forget to include alarms in your design to determine if the relay will actually fail eventually - that's the price to pay for RNR's simplicity compared to SNR. Four of these devices control the fermenters in my brewery.