Relay Node
The Relay Node switches the heavy stuff — maglocks, motors, pneumatics and mains-adjacent effects — with full isolation and fail-safe behavior built in.
Some loads are not gentle, and some failures are not cosmetic. The Relay Node switches high-current and mains-adjacent loads through isolated channels, and it fails safe by default — because a lock failing in the wrong state is not an inconvenience, it is a safety issue. This is the device we are most careful about, and the one designed toward formal safety listing from day one.
- 8 isolated high-current relay channels
- Rated for mains-adjacent loads (e.g. 10 A @ 250 VAC)
- Full galvanic isolation between control and load
- Fails safe on power or communication loss
- Hardware-enforced limits and conservative defaults
- Engineered toward UL listing from day one
When the network drops
Mid-show, a cable is knocked loose and a Relay Node loses contact with the Core. It does not freeze in an arbitrary state — it goes to its safe state by design. The operator sees the fault on the console immediately, and because the device failed safe, the worst case is a paused effect, not a trapped guest.
Mains-powered devices must always be installed by a qualified person per the documentation and local code.
See the Relay Node in a live show.
Request a demo and watch the platform drive lights, audio and a live prop end to end.