Overview
A similar movable part by which a mechanism is actuated.Merriam-Webster
A GRIT device that monitors a tool, input, or physical space and reports that state to the Hub, which initiates the appropriate automation response.
What every Trigger does
Every Trigger handles the same three essentials.
Power-interrupt Triggers
Detect tool activity and interrupt incoming power. Choose the configuration that matches the tool’s voltage, amperage, phase, and connection.
Compact spec
Current sensing reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts incoming power inline.
Compact spec
Current sensing reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts incoming power inline.
Compact spec
Current sensing reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts the hardwired equipment supply.
Compact spec
Current sensing + run signal reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts incoming power inline.
Specialized triggers
Use an E-Stop circuit, computer interface, presence signal, or button press when direct power interruption is not the right control method.
Compact spec
Run signal reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Opens the machine’s E-Stop circuit.
Compact spec
Computer interface reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. No mains interruption; manages the monitor, keyboard, and mouse interface.
Compact spec
Presence reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. No direct power interruption; reports occupied or clear.
Compact spec
Button press reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. No direct power interruption; sends a manual command.
Choose the configuration that matches your tool, or contact GRIT if you need help confirming voltage, amperage, phase, or connection.
GRIT Triggers connect tool state to Dust Management and Access Control.
Get started
Tell us what the tool runs on and what you need GRIT to control.
Overview
A similar movable part by which a mechanism is actuated.Merriam-Webster
A GRIT device that monitors a tool, input, or physical space and reports that state to the Hub, which initiates the appropriate automation response.
What every Trigger does
Every Trigger handles the same three essentials.
Power-interrupt Triggers
Detect tool activity and interrupt incoming power. Choose the configuration that matches the tool’s voltage, amperage, phase, and connection.
Compact spec
Current sensing reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts incoming power inline.
Compact spec
Current sensing reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts incoming power inline.
Compact spec
Current sensing reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts the hardwired equipment supply.
Compact spec
Current sensing + run signal reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Interrupts incoming power inline.
Specialized triggers
Use an E-Stop circuit, computer interface, presence signal, or button press when direct power interruption is not the right control method.
Compact spec
Run signal reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. Opens the machine’s E-Stop circuit.
Compact spec
Computer interface reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. No mains interruption; manages the monitor, keyboard, and mouse interface.
Compact spec
Presence reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. No direct power interruption; reports occupied or clear.
Compact spec
Button press reports the tool state. The Hub applies the rule. No direct power interruption; sends a manual command.
Choose the configuration that matches your tool, or contact GRIT if you need help confirming voltage, amperage, phase, or connection.
GRIT Triggers connect tool state to Dust Management and Access Control.
Get started
Tell us what the tool runs on and what you need GRIT to control.