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Wireless I/O Modules (Y401 / Y402 / Y403 / Y412)

Y40 Wireless I/O Modules overview

YenGear Wireless I/O Modules replace long control cables with a private LoRa link between passive field inputs and SPDT relay outputs. The Y401, Y402, and Y403 families cover point-to-point, one-to-many, and multi-node linkage relationships; Y412 adds configurable 2-, 4-, and 8-channel master/slave control. No SIM card, Internet connection, or LoRaWAN gateway is required for the basic link.

The specified range is up to 10 km in open areas, subject to model, antenna installation, obstructions, interference, and site conditions. Confirm the selected model specification before installation. DI terminals accept only passive dry contacts or NPN open-collector outputs; never apply voltage directly to DI.

Model Matrix

Product imageModelDIDOControl relationshipDocuments
Y401-11-L Wireless I/O ModuleY401-11-L11Point-to-point (A ↔ B)Manual · Specification
Y401-22-L Wireless I/O ModuleY401-22-L22Point-to-point (A ↔ B)Manual · Specification
Y401-44-L Wireless I/O ModuleY401-44-L44Point-to-point (A ↔ B)Manual · Specification
Y402-11-L Wireless I/O ModuleY402-11-L11One-to-many (master ↔ slaves)Manual · Specification
Y402-44-L Wireless I/O ModuleY402-44-L44One-to-many (master ↔ slaves)Manual · Specification
Y402-4411-L Wireless I/O ModuleY402-4411-L1 master / 4 slave1 master / 4 slaveOne-to-many, 1-to-4 mappingManual · Specification
Y403-11-L Wireless I/O ModuleY403-11-L1 per node1 per nodeMulti-node linkageManual · Specification
Y412-22-L Wireless I/O ModuleY412-22/44/88-L2 / 4 / 82 / 4 / 8Configurable master/slave; unidirectional or bidirectionalManual · Specification

Y412 — Configurable Wireless I/O

Y412 is the configurable multi-channel member of the Wireless I/O Modules family. Choose 2DI + 2DO, 4DI + 4DO, or 8DI + 8DO hardware, then set the master/slave role and control mode for the site. Bidirectional follow and unidirectional feedback modes support remote start/stop, valve and pump control, lighting groups, and other auxiliary relay applications.

Selection pointY412 options
Channel count2, 4, or 8 DI + DO per module
Control modeMaster/slave; unidirectional feedback or bidirectional follow
Output actionMomentary or latching
Power versions8–28 VDC or 85–265 VAC
Relay outputForm A, up to 7 A at 250 VAC or 30 VDC
Range planningUp to 10 km in open areas with the specified antenna and installation conditions*

See the Y412 Datasheet and Y412 User Manual for wiring, DIP settings, and commissioning.

Series Comparison

The table below compares the fixed Y401/Y402/Y403 topology families. Y412 is covered in the configurable Wireless I/O section above because its channel count and operating mode are selected independently.

Selection criterionY401Y402Y403
Control relationshipPoint-to-point, bidirectionalOne master to one or more slaves; status can returnAny linked node can drive all linked relay outputs
Channel options1, 2, or 4 DI/DO per node1/1, 4/4, or 1-to-4 mapping1 DI + 1 DO per node
RangeUp to 10 km*Up to 10 km*Up to 10 km* per hop; relay paths can extend coverage
Best fitTwo fixed locations and cable replacementA control point with several remote pointsMulti-point linkage across a distributed site
SetupFactory-paired point-to-point setFactory-paired master/slave set; expandableNodes automatically forward signals

* Open-area figure; actual range depends on model, antenna, installation height, obstructions, interference, and site conditions.

Core Application Patterns

ApplicationTypical relationshipSuitable familiesWhat the link does
Access-control signal extensionDoor, gate, or barrier contact at one location to a remote relayY401, Y402, or Y412Carries a dry-contact state to a remote relay or controller input without a long signal cable.
Multi-point linkage alarmAny alarm input to multiple remote alarm outputsY403Forwards a contact state to linked nodes for coordinated auxiliary annunciation. Use a certified independent path for life-safety functions.
Remote wireless equipment controlLocal switch or PLC contact to a distant load circuitY401, Y402, Y403, or Y412Drives a suitably rated relay, contactor, lamp, valve, or pump control circuit; the module relay does not supply load voltage.

These modules are for auxiliary control and signalling. Do not use the wireless link as the sole emergency-stop, personnel-safety, or hard-real-time control path. High-power or inductive loads require a correctly rated contactor and suppression.

For a complete enclosure, power system, and field interface built around the Y40 wireless link, see the Y901 Integrated Multi-Point Wireless Alarm System and Y953 Wireless Control Cabinet. These are complete products, not additional Wireless I/O Module SKUs.

Choose a Model

  1. Select the control relationship: two points (Y401), one-to-many (Y402), or multi-node linkage (Y403); choose Y412 when configurable master/slave modes are a better fit.
  2. Select the DI/DO count and, for Y402-4411-L, the 1-to-4 mapping. For Y412, choose the 2-, 4-, or 8-channel variant and the required operating mode.
  3. Confirm range, antenna placement, power, relay rating, wiring, and safety requirements in the model specification.

Use the Y4xx Selection Guide for a scan-friendly comparison, the Y401 / Y402 / Y403 User Manual and Y412 User Manual for wiring and commissioning, and the Application Guide for deployment patterns.