AR / Embedded control systems / Revision 04Signal status: nominal

Connected hardware / 2026

Relay
the real.

Compact control hardware for the places where water, energy, and uptime are non-negotiable.

Aqua Relay compact metal field controller with ports and status dial AR-01 / Field controller 24V DC / IP54 / RS-485
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Product register / 01

Small boxes.
Serious reach.

Three dependable modules for teams that need to move from signal to action without rebuilding the stack.

AR-01 / CORE

Front view of the AR-01 Aqua Relay controller

Field controller

Eight dry-contact inputs, four relay outputs, and a service panel that keeps the install legible.

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AR-02 / NODE

Close detail of Aqua Relay circuit components

Sensor node

Low-power edge sensing for tank rooms, plant spaces, and distributed assets.

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AR-03 / BRIDGE

Microcontroller board used in an Aqua Relay bridge module

Protocol bridge

Translate Modbus, pulse, and dry-contact signals into one calm, documented handoff.

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Technology / 02

Designed to
be opened.

Good control hardware is not a black box. Aqua Relay keeps the signal path visible, the enclosure serviceable, and the handoff clear for the next technician.

Power
12-24V DC input with reverse polarity protection
Link
RS-485, Modbus RTU, isolated pulse input
Install
DIN rail mount, screw terminals, tool-free status readout
Detailed view of a populated Aqua Relay circuit board
Board view / signal integrity

Applications / 03

One relay.
Many rooms.

Built for the working edge: wet rooms, plant rooms, service corridors, and every hard-to-reach cabinet between.

01

Water

Pump sequencing, level alarms, and quiet visibility across distributed assets.

02

Energy

Load states and contact signals translated into useful field data.

03

Facilities

Retrofit-friendly control for buildings that cannot pause for a rebuild.

04

OEM

A documented control layer for the next machine in your catalogue.

Engineering desk / 04

Bring us
a signal.

Tell us what the field is asking for. We will map the first useful module, protocol, or enclosure decision with you.