The hardware
The RELO IO8: eight relay outputs and eight digital inputs in one module, powered over PoE+ or USB-C, mounted on DIN rail or in the rack.
8× relay8× inputPoE+ / USB-CRack or wall
Our own platform
The hardware we wanted ourselves.
After enough projects spent reinventing the same relay cabinet, we started building it as a product. Cueva Control is that product.
Why
Born on the bench.
Every project contains the same piece: something has to close a contact, something has to read an input, and it has to talk to the rest of the installation. We solved that over and over with a cabinet full of loose parts from four different brands.
Cueva Control is that layer, built properly once. We use it in our own projects, so we are the first to notice what doesn't hold up — and everyone else can simply buy it.
What it is
Three parts, one system.
Logic on the device
A node-based automation engine runs on the module itself. If the network drops, the logic keeps running; you don't need a server to get a door open.
NodesPresetsStandaloneStatus LED
Remote management
Cueva Horizon shows you a venue's devices from a distance, and firmware updates go over the air. Useful when the installation is a two-hour drive away.
CloudOTA firmwareLoggingMulti-tenant
Integration
Talks to what is already there.
No closed ecosystem: the module listens to the protocols this industry already uses.
TCPUDPHTTPOSCArt-NetMQTTBitfocus Companion
Tell us your story
Building something with Cueva Control in it?
For the product's own specs, pricing and documentation, cuevacontrol.com is the place. If you want an installation it is part of, talk to us.