WB-E Falcon Wireless Base

A Falcon base can add a wireless link at any available network point in the Pyrodigital system, rather than only at the field controller. When configured as the Master, it receives the incoming network signal and communicates wirelessly with the Remote Falcon bases, which then power their local firing networks. The wireless link carries firing commands, continuity checking, and assignment scanning for the FC-A’s Advanced Mode.

The Falcon can also serve as an isolating booster. Its network input is galvanically isolated from the output network, allowing it to regenerate the incoming signal, add local network power, and provide electrical separation between network sections.

Continuity can be checked locally at a Falcon base without placing a field controller at that position. From the Master Falcon, operators can also monitor the status of each Remote Falcon, including signal strength, battery state, external power, temperature, and Safety Arm Key position.

For wireless security, each system uses a company-specific Customer ID together with a Network ID for the individual show. These help prevent unauthorized access and unintended control from another Falcon setup. The Falcon Wireless Base is approved for its intended use in the United States and Canada under FCC and ISED requirements; contact us for information about approval requirements and operating conditions in other countries.

The internal battery provides up to 46 hours of standby time or up to 16 hours of active operation with the network output powered and 40 FM-A modules connected. Actual runtime depends on the connected network. Contact us to confirm whether a compatible external power supply is available in your country for operating the Falcon from mains power.