Contact Closure Over IP at a Glance...
- Sold in Pairs
- 2 Relay on Each Board
- 2 Contact Closure Input on Each Board - Each Device Controls the Other Device
- Local Input Control Remote Relays
- Remote Input Control Local Relays - Gen3 Ethernet
- Supports DHCP & Fixed IP
- Web Interface for Configuration Settings
- Programmable TCP Port and IP Address
- Multiple Pairs will not Intefere with Each Other
Use the Network You Already Have
MirX Network controllers send contact-closure signals across your LAN using existing Ethernet infrastructure. Clean installs, reliable control, and no extra control wiring between locations.
Contact Closure Over IP
MirX Network controllers let you send dry contact signals between two locations over your local area network. Each system includes two identical boards, both equipped with contact closure inputs and relay outputs.What makes MirX unique is simple: the input on each board controls the relay on the opposite board, giving you reliable two-way control across your network.
Designed for Local Networks
These updated MirX LAN models are intended for communication across your internal network and do not require internet access.
Each board allows manual IP address configuration, making them ideal for installations where boards are located on different subnets or where internet access is restricted.
Contact Closure Input & Output
The onboard relays can be used to switch power to a device or as a dry contact closure output.Use MirX Network boards anywhere you need to extend contact closure control across a building, campus, warehouse, plant, or facility network.
Connect a device's dry contact output to one board, then wire the opposite board relay to equipment at the remote location.
💡 Relay Pros ProTip:
Need control in two locations without running control wire between buildings or rooms? MirX Network uses your existing LAN to send signals both directions.
Ethernet Communication
Each board includes a Gen3 Ethernet communication module and connects directly to your router or network switch.Boards ship in DHCP mode for initial setup. A managed network is recommended during configuration, but once setup is complete, the boards can operate on unmanaged network equipment if needed.
Choosing the Right Relay Amperage
The 2-Channel MirX boards include one dry contact input and one relay output on each Board. The key difference between the options is the amperage rating of the relay installed. Select a board that matches the amperage required for your application.- SPDT relays are available in 5-Amp, 10-Amp, and 20-Amp versions.
- An SPST relay is available in a 30-Amp version.
💡 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.
