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Universal IoT Controller
One programmable device that connects and controls sensors, machines and electrical equipment.
12 modules, one platform.
Take the full suite or only the modules you need; they all run on the same platform and dashboard.
Connect anything
- Sensors, relays and machinesSensors, actuators, relays and electrical equipment on one device.
- Multi-voltageRuns across the voltages found in the field.
- Modbus and RS-485Industrial protocols for meters, pumps and machines.
- Drones and roboticsInterfaces with drones and robotic systems.
Connectivity
- LoRaWAN, NB-IoT and 4GLong-range and cellular links for remote sites.
- Wi-Fi and Ethernet (PoE)Wired and wireless local links, powered over Ethernet.
Control
- Triggers, schedules and rulesProgrammable logic that acts on its own.
- Smart street lightingSchedules, dimming, fault alerts and energy metering.
- On-board edge AIAI models running on the device itself.
Manage
- Dashboard, cloud and mobileEvery device on dashboards, in the cloud and on phones.
- Remote updates (OTA)Firmware and rules updated over the air.
- Designed and made in IndiaBuilt in-house by Krypton.
Where it fits.
- Smart cities and traffic
- Municipal corporations
- Manufacturing and industry
- Energy, utilities and research
- Campuses and institutes
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Universal IoT Controller, answered.
What is the Universal IoT Controller?
The Universal IoT Controller is one programmable device, designed and made in India by Krypton, that connects and controls sensors, relays, machines and electrical equipment, and runs AI models on board at the edge.
Which protocols and networks does it support?
Modbus and RS-485 for meters, pumps and machines, and LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, 4G, Wi-Fi and Ethernet (PoE) for connectivity, across multiple field voltages.
What can it be used for?
Smart street lighting with schedules, dimming and fault alerts, sensor and machine control, triggers, schedules and rules, and interfaces with drones and robotics.
How are devices managed?
Every controller appears on dashboards, in the cloud and on mobile, with firmware and rules updated over the air (OTA).
See it running, live.
Our team walks you through a working system and answers your technical and compliance questions.