Control switches.
The Airswitch and valve controllers: wireless switching driven by schedules, loadshedding, tariffs or a live sensor reading.
1 · The Airswitch
The Airswitch is a wireless control unit that switches devices and larger loads. It outputs AC or DC power directly, and a dry contact drives larger loads such as pumps and HVAC through external contactors or variable-speed drives. A manual override is always available.
2 · What switches it
Switch on a live reading from an Augos sensor such as temperature, power or level, in line with loadshedding, by time-of-use tariff, on a weekly schedule, or by hand. The platform records the switching: time on and off, a switching history, the reason for each switch, the source reading behind it, the current state, and an alert if a switch fails. The control logic is documented under Intelligent control.
3 · Specifications
| Models | LTE version, or LoRa (RF) version |
| Power source | AC 110 V or 220 V · DC 12 V or 24 V |
| Outputs | AC or DC power switching, plus a dry contact |
| Communication | LTE or LoRa |
| Mounting | DIN rail |
| Environmental | No IP rating; install in a DB or panel for outdoor use |
| Indicators | LED: network activity and switching status |
4 · Valve controllers
Alongside the Airswitch, valve controllers give solar-powered control of up to four valves and battery-powered valve scheduling, for irrigation and fluid control.
5 · Where it's used
Agricultural pump control, HVAC, industrial automation and load management in commercial buildings. Central to Control & automation.
Common questions
What can trigger a switch?
A live sensor reading, loadshedding, a time-of-use tariff, a weekly schedule, or a manual command.
What can it switch?
Devices directly, and larger loads such as pumps and HVAC through external contactors via the dry contact.
Which version should I use?
LTE where cellular suits the site, or LoRa (RF) where it reports to an on-site base station.
Does it need an enclosure?
Yes. It has no IP rating and is DIN-rail mounted, so it installs in a distribution board or panel.