Nodex Devices · hardware
We make small, opinionated hardware that does one job properly and gets out of the way. One box lives on a DIN rail in a plant room. The other lives on a shelf in your hallway. Pick your side.
The hardware division ofTPS505 LtdBACnet/IP ⇄ MQTT, both ways, in minutes.
A DIN-rail appliance that auto-discovers your BACnet devices, publishes every point to your MQTT broker, and writes commands back — no Linux command line, no per-point mapping, no per-connection tax.
Four small devices that tell you something useful.
Pixels puts live departures, weather and tides on your hallway wall. Matrix and LCD show whatever Home Assistant knows. PIR notices you walked in. All local, none of them want a subscription.
What both boxes have in common
Different customers, same engineering habits. Whichever side you land on, this is what you're getting.
Both products are commissioned from a page — a laptop on the field network, or a phone on the sofa. No terminal, no config files, no desktop software to install.
Firmware and features arrive over the air. A bug found on a Tuesday is fixed on every unit without anyone unscrewing a panel or posting a box back.
When something upstream breaks — a licence check, a transit API, a flaky router — the box says so plainly and keeps doing whatever it still can. It doesn't just go dark.