Control panels
Switching, relays, indicators, battery monitoring, pump control, lighting control and basic automation panels.
AUTOMATION & SOLUTIONS
Custom control systems for real-world equipment.
BINX can build practical automation and monitoring systems for farms, workshops, yards, sheds, machinery and industrial equipment — especially where off-the-shelf gear does not quite suit the job.
CAPABILITY
Automate the boring, risky or repetitive stuff.
Useful for equipment that needs better control, remote visibility, warning lights, sensors or safer operation.
Sensor systems
Level, distance, temperature, voltage, current, position and status sensing for alerts or automation.
Remote monitoring
Field devices that can report status, warnings or data through Wi-Fi, LoRa, 4G/NB-IoT concepts or local dashboards.
Gates, pumps & lights
Automated gates, yard lights, water pumps, warning beacons, solar/battery setups and manual override systems.
Machinery add-ons
Custom warning systems, operator indicators, safety prompts, sensors and small control upgrades for equipment.
Prototype systems
Idea-to-prototype builds using CAD, 3D printing, brackets, electronics, code and on-site testing.
EXAMPLES
Ideas that fit the BINX style.
- Truck ramp traffic-light alignment system
- Solar/battery yard lighting controller
- Remote water tank or trough monitoring
- Pump control with low-voltage cut-off
- Gate automation and warning lights
- Equipment status lights and operator indicators
- Workshop or farm device dashboards
Design • Build • Solve
Fabrication gives the system a body. Automation gives it a brain. Testing makes it useful.
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
Mechanical + electrical + practical testing.
A lot of automation fails because the box, bracket, power setup or mounting is an afterthought. BINX approaches the full job: enclosure, mounting, wiring, sensors, control logic, usability and the physical parts needed to make it survive.
HAVE AN IDEA?
Explain what you want the system to do.
Send photos, distance, power source, environment and what needs to happen when it works correctly.