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- Version 3 Highlights: Learn about the latest advancements, including improved reliability and new functionalities.
- Effortless Setup: See how easy it is to integrate into your current operations.
- Live Demo: Watch the wireless deadman in action and experience its efficiency firsthand.
Compromises end here
Ultra-long range, exceptional durability, easy to use, and now the safest experience in abrasive blasting
Instant Setup
No cables to run, 1000’ range, 24-hour battery life, and effortless pairing. Ready to blast in seconds.
Enhanced Safety
Far too often a pinched or frayed cable shorts out, and forces the blast pot to turn on. Going wireless eliminates this risk and adds redundancy to your deadman, allowing you to turn off your wireless transmitter to stop your hose if necessary.
Reduced Downtime
A cable was never designed to survive in a destructive sandblasting environment and so, it doesn't. Go wireless and never worry about having to troubleshoot a damaged cable in the middle of a critical job again.
The wait is over
FAQs
With direct line of sight, the devices can communicate over a mile. As more objects start to block the wireless signal, the range will start to decrease. Typical scenarios with plenty of steel, dust, and walls in the way still result in ranges of 700 to 1000 feet.
Yes. Direct line of sight is not required between the blast pot receiver and the deadman switch transmitter.
The delay is a fraction of a second and is hardly noticeable.
Both the transmitter and receiver provide all day, 24 hour battery life with rechargeable batteries.
As long as you are using an electric deadman switch, this product works with your blast pot.
Absolutely. No more cables that can short out, the ability to power off your transmitter if your deadman switch fails, and a guaranteed 1-to-1 connection between paired devices also eliminates the risk of crossing deadman lines.
Both the transmitter and receiver are rated to operate in the coldest and warmest temperatures for flexibility in any job. If operating in extreme cold, we recommend charging the batteries when not in use to maintain battery longevity.
The latest version supports more than 20 wireless sandblasters on the same job site. Depending on your environment and how close the sandblasters are to one another, the devices may be far enough from each other such that there is no interference and more than 20 units can be paired.
Yes, you can. Remove our standard 3 prong twist lock and you’ll see that, like traditional wired deadman switches, there are 2 wires inside the connector. When installing your new connector, polarity does not matter.
Each switch is protected by a fully waterproof rubber cover and the case is environmentally sealed. The electronics inside are also coated with a protective silicone layer so that if dust ingress ever does occur they will still be protected from short circuits.
The receiver is designed to hang beside the blast pot, but it doesn’t have to! Simply connect your existing deadman cable between the blast pot and the receiver, then move the receiver anywhere you’d like.
Not at all. Check out our Setup Guide to see how simple it is to go wireless in under 1 minute. Just Power, Pair, and Test.
The product has been in development since 2022. V1 released in May of 2023, V2 released in November of 2023, and we are set to release V3 in November of 2024.
Version 3 adds pairing mode, injection-molded cases, overmolded cables for better strain relief, a sleeker, more durable design, and support for 20+ wireless sandblasters instead of only 8 with V2.
