RAZN Autonomous Remote Control System
Long-range wireless control system for lights, valves, pumps, and infrastructure—designed for autonomous operation in remote and off-grid environments.
RAZN Autonomous Remote Control System
Overview
The RAZN (Remote Autonomous Zone Node) is a powerful wireless control system designed to operate equipment in remote and isolated environments.
It combines long-range RF communication, flexible I/O, and autonomous logic into a compact, rugged platform capable of controlling critical infrastructure without reliance on cellular or continuous network connectivity.
RAZN systems can operate independently or as part of a large-scale network, making them ideal for agriculture, utilities, and industrial automation.
CORE CAPABILITIES
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
INTERFACES & CONFIGURATIONS
How it Works
The RAZN system wirelessly links a master controller to one or more remote nodes over long-range RF communication.
When an input (button, switch, or web command) is triggered at the master, it sends a command to the remote node, activating the corresponding output.
Even if network connectivity is lost, the system continues to operate autonomously using pre-configured logic.
Deployment configurations include:
Point-to-point control systems
Multi-node distributed networks
Autonomous infrastructure control
PERFORMANCE & CAPABILITIES
NETWORKING & CONTROL
OPTIONAL FEATURES
Integrated radio options (M6, M8, LoRa modules)
Ethernet-enabled remote control
DIN rail mounting options
AC/DC power supply accessories
Custom configurations for specific applications
TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS
Power Input
7.5V – 29V DC
Power Consumption
~1–2W (excluding RF module)
Output Voltage
3–30V DC / 2–32V AC
Output Current
1.1A continuous / 2.5A peak
Operating Temperature
-30°C to +60°C
Encryption
AES128
Dimensions
5.25” × 2.75” × 1.25”
Weight
~0.40 lbs (plus RF module)
USE CASES
Automated irrigation systems
Water management and conservation
Remote pump and valve control
Smart agriculture deployments
Utility infrastructure control
Industrial automation in isolated areas
Remote lighting and security systems
