OutBeam is the next-generation, battery-efficient wireless network for buildings. One battery-powered repeater covers six stories. Ten-year battery life. Installed in hours. No electrical wiring required.
OutBeam helps buildings connect critical systems without costly wiring, major construction, or long installation timelines.
A standard WiFi router covers a room or two. One OutBeam box covers approximately six stories of a building, battery-powered, with no wiring required.
Signal covers one room. Need a router, and wiring, in every unit.
One battery-powered repeater. Six stories of signal. No wiring needed.
Making a building smart shouldn't require a major construction project
Traditional building controls can require extensive wiring, electrical work, and weeks of installation. Even many wireless systems need routers throughout the building and frequent battery replacements. That makes smarter building technology too expensive and disruptive for many properties.
Powered by 10-year batteries. No opening walls. No running wires. No disruption to tenants.
Connect a single OutBeam control box. It anchors the network for the whole building.
Attach a battery-powered repeater to the wall roughly every six stories. No wiring.
Place wireless sensors and control devices throughout the building wherever you need them.
Manage any equipment in the building from one place, at a tiny fraction of the cost.
Balance heat across the building and cut fuel waste, floor by floor.
Keep spaces comfortable and efficient through the cooling season.
Catch running toilets and silent leaks before they waste thousands of gallons.
Continuous monitoring that flags gas leaks the moment they start.
OutBeam is an open network. Built on open APIs and protocols, it's already installed in tens of thousands of buildings. That means your product can tap into full-building wireless coverage without deploying a single piece of hardware.
Reach buildings that are already connected.
Build on OutBeamSee how the network is built: the multi‑layered architecture, the 915 MHz radio, open APIs, and the standard building protocols it bridges into, from BACnet/IP and MS/TP to RS‑485.
Read the technical docsExplore Runwise products powered by OutBeam.