SWYCH FOR
CAR WASHES

Wire a MD1/2 microPLC into your existing wash bay โ€” wireless fault and level alerts without a new control system.

THE OLD WAY

  • 01.Old wash bays have no remote visibility โ€” you only find out about problems when a customer complains.
  • 02.Running data cable between bays and the office means cutting into concrete and conduit.
  • 03.Stand-alone sensors give alerts but can't talk to your existing PLC or BMS.

THE SWYCH WAY

  • 01.Drop-in MD1/2 microPLC: Wire into your existing fault relays, float switches, or pressure transducers and get wireless visibility instantly.
  • 02.Modbus I/O: Read soap tank levels, pit floats, and pump pressures via Modbus RTU sensors โ€” relay data wirelessly back to the office.
  • 03.Relay outputs: Remotely reset a tripped pump or trigger an alarm from your phone or HMI.
  • 04.No new control system needed: The MD1/2 microPLC slots alongside what you already have โ€” just adds the wireless data bridge.

DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS

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Soap Level Sensing

Connect a Modbus level sensor to the chemical tank โ€” get low-level alerts before you run dry.

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Pit High-Level Alarm

Wire a float switch to a MD1/2 microPLC digital input for overflow warnings.

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Vacuum Run Hours

Read a run-time counter via Modbus to schedule maintenance intervals.

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Pump Pressure Drop

Connect a 4-20 mA pressure transducer and get alerts when pressure falls.

Ready to upgrade your infrastructure?

Deploy a pilot system in under 2 hours. minimal downtime. Maximum efficiency.