Reactor Relay at a Glance...
- 1 Relay Installed on Circuit Board
- Non-Expandable Design - USB Interface
- Connects Directly to a USB Port
- Mounts as a Virtual COM Port for Seamless Integration - Easy to Configure - Point-and-Click Base Station Software Included
- Intelligent Sensor Control
- Controls Relays from Sensors or Contact Closures
- Accepts 0 to 5 VDC Sensor Inputs
- 256 Programmable Trigger Points
- Trigger Above, Below, or Within a Sensor Range
- No Programming Required
- Operates Without a Computer After Configuration
- Free Base Station Software Download
Configure Once. Operate Automatically.
Upload your configuration one time, disconnect the computer, and let the Reactor Controller do the work. It continuously monitors sensors, makes decisions, and controls relays automatically without requiring a connected PC.
Configure Once. React Automatically.
The Reactor 1-Channel Relay Controller continuously monitors up to 8 analog or contact closure inputs and automatically controls its onboard relay based on the conditions you configure. Whether you're monitoring a temperature sensor, pressure transducer, level sensor, or simple push button, Reactor makes decisions without requiring a connected computer.Using the included Base Station Software, simply configure your trigger points, timers, and automation logic, upload the configuration, and disconnect the USB cable. From that point on, the Reactor continues monitoring inputs and controlling the relay completely on its own.
Relay Automation That Runs Itself
Unlike traditional relay boards, Reactor Controllers continue making decisions after the computer has been disconnected.
Simple USB Setup. Intelligent Relay Control.
Every Reactor Relay Controller connects to your computer through USB for quick and easy configuration. The included Base Station Software provides a simple point-and-click interface that lets you build everything from basic relay triggers to sophisticated automation routines without writing a single line of code.Need to make changes? Just reconnect the USB cable, update your configuration, and upload it to the controller. You can also leave the computer connected to manually operate the relay, monitor input levels, or observe the controller's status in real time.
Select Your Relay Type & Amperage
Choose the 1-channel Reactor Relay controller that matches your load requirements:- SPDT Relays: 10A or 20A
- SPST Relays: 30A
Use our Choosing a Proper Amperage to make the right call for your application.
💡 Relay Pros ProTip:
If you're controlling high-current loads like motors or heaters, always choose a relay with extra amperage headroom. Running a relay at its maximum rating can shorten its lifespan.
