120V Control Board, 6 individual 120V controlled output

Independently Switch Six Small Pumps or Valves, 120V

TrolMaster's OA6 control boards give an Aqua-X system six individually controlled outputs from one board, each with its own status indicator, so multiple pumps or solenoid valves can run independently instead of switching as one group. Up to 5 boards can be connected to a single Aqua-X, and double RJ12 sockets support easy daisy-chain wiring between them.

This 120-volt version is sized for small 110V pumps or solenoid valves rated under 1.5 amps, matching standard North American outlets on an Aqua-X system.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6 Individually-Controlled Outputs — operates each of the six outlets independently.
• LED Power Indicator — shows overall board status at a glance.
• Individual LED Per Output — confirms on/off status for each outlet.
• Double RJ12 Cable Sockets — supports easy daisy-chain connectivity between boards.

Who Should Use a TrolMaster OA6 Control Board

Aqua-X system users who need to switch multiple pumps or solenoid valves independently, rather than as one combined group, are the intended users of the OA6 lineup. Connecting several boards through the double RJ12 sockets scales output count well past what a single board provides.

About TrolMaster

The OA6 control boards extend TrolMaster's Aqua-X irrigation platform with independently switched outputs, engineered at the Sacramento, California company's headquarters for growers whose pump and valve count outgrows a single combined circuit. Daisy-chaining several boards is a standard way to scale an Aqua-X build as zone count grows.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many outputs does this board have?

6 individually controlled outputs. Each one switches independently of the others.

How many modules can connect to one Aqua-X?

Up to 5 OA6 modules. Connecting the maximum gives a single Aqua-X system 30 independently controlled outputs.

What's the operating humidity limit?

90% or less. That covers typical grow-room and greenhouse conditions.

How do the boards connect to each other?

Through double RJ12 cable sockets on each board, supporting a simple daisy-chain connection. No separate splitter hardware is needed to link boards together.