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Triggers

One Trigger Per Tool. Total Control.

GRIT Triggers detect tool or station activity and report it through the GRIT Mesh. Choose an inline model, a field-wired industrial model, or a specialty Trigger for the machine workflow.

Multiple Installation Methods

Standard, Heavy Duty, and Laser models connect inline. Industrial and specialty models use the installation method shown on their product page.

Access Control Built In

Badge in before the tool powers on. Block unauthorized or untrained users at the hardware level — the tool physically won't receive power.

Usage Logging

Every activation logged with who, when, and how long. Generate utilization reports for budgeting, maintenance scheduling, and compliance.

Selection guide

Everything You Need. Nothing Extra.

Not sure which Trigger you need? Check the plug on your tool and match it to the table below. Standard household outlets are NEMA 5-15 (120V 15A). If your tool uses a different plug, match the voltage and amperage.

ModelVoltagePhaseAmperagePlugBest ForPrice
Standard
120V 15A Trigger120V1PH15ANEMA 5-15Most bench tools, routers, sanders$165
220V 15A Trigger220V1PH15ANEMA 6-15220V bench tools$165
Specialty
120V Laser Trigger120V1PH15ANEMA 5-15Laser cutters and engravers$165
220V Laser Trigger220V1PH15ANEMA 6-15220V laser cutters and engravers$165
Switch TriggerManual switch/button activation$180
E-Stop TriggerEmergency-stop circuit integration$220
USB TriggerUSBUSBSupported Windows-controlled machines$200
Presence TriggerNon-electric tools, hand tool stations$400
Heavy Duty
HD 120V 35A120V1PH35A relayNEMA 5-15 / 5-20 / L5-20Tool load limited by selected plug and circuit$270
HD 220V 35A220V1PH35A relayNEMA 6-15 / 6-20 / L6-20 / L6-30Tool load limited by selected plug and circuit$270
Industrial
220V 1PH 50A220–240V1PH50AHardwiredLarge industrial single-phase$370
208V 3PH 50A208–240V3PH50AHardwiredThree-phase industrial$370
480V 3PH 50A480V3PH50AHardwiredHeavy industrial 480V$600

Products

13 Models. One for Every Tool.

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