IP Relay Control
IP Relay Control connects to a network using a standard CAT5 cable plugging into a router or WiFi network to control one or more relays on a circuit board using a computer or contact closure.
- No monthly fees
- Uses your existing LAN
- Industrial-grade reliability
- USA support
- Easy setup guides
Choose the setup that fits your application below.
Computer Controlled Network Relays
Send commands from software, automation systems, apps, or custom programs to control relays over your metwork. Available in Ethernet or WiFi 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 network interface.
Contact Closure Over IP
MirC and MirX IP Relay Control has dry contact (no voltage) input on the sender board that controls a relay on the receiver board. When the dry contact circuit is closed the relay on the receiver board is energized or on, when the circuit opens the relay turns off. Both boards need to be on the same network for them to communicate and they are married together using their IP addresses.
Need control from both ends? Choose MirX. Need simple one-way control? MirC is the answer.
Select the control style that fits your application.
Push Notification Over IP
Push Notification boards convert a contact closure input into instant text or email alerts. Perfect for alarms, gates, equipment status, sump pumps, doors, and more.
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.
Select your preferred network interface.
Time Activated IP
Connecting the Taralist to your network is fast and flexible. Build your time schedule in Base Station, then upload it from any computer on the same network. Once your schedule is stored in memory, the Taralist takes over and runs completely on its own - no PC required.
Leave your Taralist connected to the network for instant manual relay control and quick schedule updates from any PC on the LAN.
