Pain Point
Three Major Challenges of On-Site Management
Have you run into any of these frustrations?
Making a Trip Every Time You Switch Equipment On or Off?
Just to turn a water pump, fan, or lighting on or off, you have to travel back and forth to the site repeatedly, wasting time and adding to your workload.
No Easy Power Supply at Remote Sites
Running power lines to remote farmland or outdoor sites is difficult, which limits equipment control and automation.
Complex Systems, Tedious Setup
Traditional automated control systems require wiring, configuration, and integration, making it hard to upgrade existing equipment quickly.
Product Overview
YenProtek Smart Control Box: Remote Operation and Automatic Running for Your Existing Equipment
Depending on the power available at your site, choose the AC-Powered Model that runs on mains electricity, or the Solar-Powered Model that pairs a solar panel with a lithium battery. Whether your equipment is indoors, in a greenhouse, or on remote farmland, there is a control option that fits.
AC-Powered Model | Ideal for sites with mains power
AC Powered · Plugs into a wall outlet
Solar-Powered Model | Ideal for outdoor sites where wiring is difficult
Runs on solar power, reducing on-site wiring requirements
Remotely switch water pumps, lighting, fans, greenhouse roll-up film motors, aerators, and automatic feeders on and off from your phone, cutting the time and labor spent traveling back and forth just to operate equipment.
Pair it with the FarmerPack or AquaPack to control equipment automatically based on environmental and water-quality data. For example, start irrigation when the soil gets too dry, or turn on the aerator when dissolved oxygen in the water runs low.
YenProtek Remote Smart Control Box
Product Line
Two Models to Match Your Site's Power Supply
AC-Powered Model
As intuitive as using an extension cord: plug in your existing equipment and operate it remotely
Power outlet Smart control box Conventional equipment
Solar-Powered Model
Solar panel plus lithium battery, ideal for outdoor sites where running power lines is difficult
Solar panel Smart control box (built-in lithium battery) Outdoor equipment
Applications
From Remote Switching to Automatic Control Based on Environmental Data
The smart control box connects to on-site equipment such as water pumps, fans, lighting, solenoid valves, and aerators, letting managers operate them remotely from a smartphone. Paired with the FarmerPack or AquaPack, it can also run automatic control rules based on environmental and water-quality data.
For example, when soil moisture drops below a set threshold, the system starts irrigation automatically; when dissolved oxygen in the water runs low, it switches on the aerator. Even with no one on site, your equipment keeps running according to the conditions you set.
Control Design
On-Site Control Design
Alongside remote and automatic control, physical buttons are retained so on-site staff can operate equipment directly whenever needed.
AC-Powered ModelThree-Button Physical Control
ON: Start the equipment directly on site
OFF: Stop the equipment manually on site
Auto mode: Run automatically based on preset times, schedules, or sensor conditions
Solar-Powered ModelTwo-Button Physical Control
OFF: Emergency stop for the equipment on site
Auto mode: Run automatically based on preset times, schedules, or sensor conditions
Application
Operate Remotely from Your Phone and Keep Equipment Status at Your Fingertips
Solar-Powered ModelDesigned for low power consumption, ideal for solar-powered sites
AC-Powered ModelStays connected at all times for on-demand remote operation
Selection Guide
How to Choose
| Site Conditions | Recommended Model | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mains power is available on site and you want remote control of existing equipment | AC-Powered Model | Uses existing power; ideal for applications such as water pumps, fans, lighting, and automatic feeders |
| No mains power on site, or running power lines is difficult | Solar-Powered Model | Pairs a solar panel with a lithium battery; ideal for remote farmland and intermittently controlled outdoor equipment |
Not sure which model to choose? Just tell us the equipment type, voltage and power rating, expected run time, and on-site power conditions, and we will help you determine the most suitable control approach.