WyreStorm Technologies and Netio Products have announced an integration between WyreStorm Synergy Control Flow and Netio intelligent power distribution systems.
The integration is designed to bring AV control and power management into a single room-control environment, allowing integrators to control and monitor Netio power outputs directly through a WyreStorm Synergy interface.
Built around the SYN-CTL-FL10 control processor, the integration supports interfaces including the SYN-KEY12 keypad and SYN-TP10-B touch panel.
The development means power control no longer needs to sit separately from the wider AV room workflow. Displays, AV equipment and other connected devices can be powered on or off as part of a room automation sequence, while live status and energy data can be shown through the same interface.
The integration uses the built-in Node-RED engine in the SYN-CTL-FL10 alongside Netio’s JSON API, removing the need for an additional dedicated Netio driver or separate licence. Communication runs across the network using standard HTTP Request and JSON nodes already available within Synergy Control Flow.
Through the integration, users can switch individual Netio outlets on or off while receiving feedback based on the real state of the connected output. Where supported by the Netio device, Synergy can also display live electrical information including individual and total power consumption, voltage, current, frequency and energy usage.
Temperature monitoring can also be incorporated when compatible Netio sensors are used.
Rather than only sending a power command, the system polls the Netio PDU at regular intervals and updates the control interface with its current status. An immediate refresh can also be triggered after a command, helping the interface reflect changes almost instantly.
Zvonimir Prokic, product manager at WyreStorm Technologies, said the value lies in connecting systems within a room rather than treating them individually. He said the integration gives installers “another practical way to automate the room while keeping the experience straightforward for the end user”.
The same Node-Red flow architecture can also be extended across additional Netio outputs and PDUs, allowing integrators to scale the integration across multiple powered devices as project requirements grow.
Netio CPO Tomas Bezstarosta said the integration brings power control and remote monitoring “directly into the AV workflow”, reducing complexity for integrators and giving end users one interface for room and power management.
The integration supports compatible Netio devices running firmware 5.2.4 or later and communicates using Netio’s JSON API over HTTP.
WyreStorm said a detailed application note is available to guide integrators through Netio configuration, Node-Red workflow setup and Synergy interface configuration.