Industrial and facility automation

Use O2 as an easy PLC-style controller for pumps, irrigation, fire alarm panels and plant rooms. It watches every input, switches heavy loads and tells your team the moment something needs attention.

2,300 WPer relay zone
8 + 8External and input triggers
2 millionRecords on site
O2 industrial monitoring dashboard

What O2 runs on site

O2 decides what to do next from your rules and from what its sensors report, then acts and logs it.

Fire alarm monitoring

Read fire panel outputs and push alerts to the right people instantly.

Temperature and environment

Live graphs for cold rooms, server rooms and plant rooms, with limits that trigger alerts.

Pumps and water

Schedule and protect pumps, tanks and irrigation from one controller.

Lighting and power

Switch loads up to 2,300 W per zone on schedules, sensors or remote command.

Production lines

Simple logic for interlocks, counters and machine status without a full PLC project.

Audio and announcements

Centralized music and paging across zones, triggered by time or events.

Facility monitoring dashboard

Facility monitoring

An environmental dashboard with temperature graphs and live updates, alongside door and equipment status. Your facility team sees the whole building on one screen.

O2 water irrigation controller

Water irrigation

Zone-by-zone irrigation on schedules, with manual override from your phone. Pumps and valves are switched directly by O2's relays.

Multipurpose O2 installation

One controller, many jobs

A single O2 can monitor doors, run audio and control equipment at the same time, which cuts the number of systems your team has to maintain.

  • IP camera event triggers
  • Telegram and app notifications with photos
  • Node-RED based logic, fully programmable

Control that doesn't depend on the internet.

All logic runs on the O2 inside your facility. If the connection drops, pumps still run, alarms are still read and every event is still recorded. Remote access is a convenience, not a dependency.

Tell us what needs to be monitored.