Wireless Relay Solutions
Control relays remotely without trenching wire, running conduit, or expensive installations. Choose from long-range industrial wireless systems, key fob remotes, Wi-Fi relay boards, Bluetooth relays, and instant alert systems.
- No monthly fees
- Long-range options up to 2 miles line-of-sight
- Industrial-grade reliability
- USA support
- Easy setup guides
Choose the wireless relay system that fits your application below.
MirC, MirX & MirM Wireless Relay Systems
Need to activate relays remotely from dry contact inputs? Choose one-way, two-way, or multi-location wireless relay systems with up to 2-mile (3.2 km) line-of-sight range. If your alternative involves drilling under a road... it might be time to go wireless.
Need control from both ends? Choose MirX. Need one switch to activate several locations? Choose MirM. Need simple one-way control? MirC is the answer.
Select the control style that fits your application.
Wireless Key Fob Relay Boards
Control relays with the push of a button using compact handheld transmitters. Perfect for doors, gates, lights, equipment, and convenient remote switching.
Keep a key fob in your vehicle or pocket for instant wireless control of doors, gates, or equipment from up to 750 feet away.
Choose how many relays you need.
Computer Controlled Wireless Relays
Send commands from software, automation systems, apps, or custom programs to control relays wirelessly. Available in 900 MHz, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth models. The ProXR Command Set is the industry's most powerful relay command set.
Ideal for automation projects, kiosks, machine control, test benches, and custom software applications.
Select your preferred wireless interface.
Wireless Push Notification Systems
Turn a dry contact input into instant text or email alerts using Wi-Fi communication. Great for alarms, gate activity, equipment status, sump pumps, doors, and sensors.
Many industrial devices provide dry contact closure outputs specifically for alarms, warnings and status monitoring. Push Notification boards allow you to monitor those outputs and automatically send text and/or email notifications when something changes.
