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Emergency Stop Station with cable set

Automatic CO2 solenoid shutoff — cuts supply the instant Carbon-X detects a fault.

The TrolMaster DSE-1 Emergency Stop Station is a 120V controlled outlet that powers CO2 solenoid valves during normal operation and automatically cuts that power the moment the Carbon-X system detects a high-CO2 fault or any sensor communication loss. Includes 16 ft and 4 ft RJ12 cables plus an RJ12 T-splitter — everything needed to integrate the station into an existing Carbon-X network.

100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Input Voltage
10A
Output Current
16 ft + 4 ft RJ12 + T-Splitter
Cable Set Included
32–122 °F / ≤ 90% RH
Working Environment

What the DSE-1 Does

The DSE-1 sits in series between the Carbon-X controller and your CO2 solenoid valve. During normal operation it passes 120V power to the solenoid, keeping the valve open and CO2 flowing on schedule. The moment the Carbon-X alarm system (CDA-1) registers a high-CO2 fault from any installed sensor, it signals the DSE-1 to cut power — the solenoid closes, CO2 injection stops, and the grow space is protected.

There is a second, equally important fail-safe built in: if the DSE-1 loses communication with the Carbon-X controller for any reason — a wiring fault, controller restart, network hiccup — the power output is also disabled. The valve closes by default. That fail-closed logic is intentional; a CO2 supply that keeps running without a functioning safety system is the failure mode this station is designed to prevent.

Where It Fits in a Carbon-X Build

The Carbon-X is TrolMaster's modular, multi-zone CO2 safety and monitoring platform. The CDA-1 main controller is the brain of the system, capable of monitoring up to 13 separate zones and controlling up to 40 total outputs — ventilation fans, dampers, audible/visual alarms, fire-panel dry contacts, and solenoid shutoff points. The DSE-1 is the shutoff output module: one DSE-1 per CO2 supply line or zone that requires an independently controllable 120V solenoid cutoff.

In a multi-room licensed facility, it is common to run one DSE-1 per room or per CO2 circuit so that a single high-CO2 event in one zone doesn't require shutting down the entire facility's supply. Each DSE-1 connects to the Carbon-X network via the included RJ12 cables and can be addressed individually, giving operators zone-level granularity over emergency response logic.

Compliance and Safety Context

Commercial cannabis and hemp facilities that run supplemental CO2 — whether from tanks or generators — are subject to occupational safety requirements that mandate detection, alarm, and automatic shutoff capability. The Carbon-X system, with the DSE-1 as its solenoid-control module, is designed to satisfy those requirements: high-level and low-level CO2 thresholds are both user-adjustable to align with local and state regulations, and the system can be configured to interface with a facility's existing fire alarm panel.

The DSE-1's LED power indicator provides a visible at-a-glance confirmation that the station is energized and online. During an inspection or audit, staff can confirm active safety coverage without pulling logs. The TrolMaster app also enables remote monitoring of the Carbon-X system, with push-alert notifications sent any time a fault or unsafe CO2 level is detected — so facility managers are notified even when off-site.

Installation and Compatibility

The DSE-1 ships with a complete cable set — one 16 ft RJ12 cable, one 4 ft RJ12 cable, and one RJ12 T-splitter — so daisy-chaining into an existing Carbon-X network requires no additional hardware in most single-zone additions. The plug-and-play RJ12 architecture means installation is straightforward: connect the RJ12 cable to the network, plug the CO2 solenoid into the DSE-1 outlet, and assign the station's address in the CDA-1 interface.

The DSE-1 is compatible with the full Carbon-X ecosystem, including the MBS-K30 CO2 sensor, the AS-series audio/visual alarm stations, the DSD-1 dry contact station for fire-panel integration, and the SPH-1 splitter hub for larger multi-device networks. It is not a standalone CO2 controller — a Carbon-X CDA-1 main controller is required. If you are building a Carbon-X system from scratch or adding zones to an existing installation, contact HSC for a full system quote.

Specifications

SKUDSE-1
BrandTrolMaster
System CompatibilityTrolMaster Carbon-X (CDA-1 controller required)
Input Voltage100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Output Voltage100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Output Current10A
Connection TypeRJ12
Working Temperature32–122 °F (0–50 °C)
Working Humidity≤ 90% RH
Package Dimensions85 mm (L) × 80 mm (W) × 90 mm (H)
Gross Weight (per pack)0.34 kg
Included in Box1× DSE-1 station, 1× 16 ft RJ12 cable, 1× 4 ft RJ12 cable, 1× RJ12 T-splitter

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the DSE-1 work as a standalone CO2 shutoff — without the Carbon-X controller?

No. The DSE-1 requires a TrolMaster Carbon-X CDA-1 main controller to function. It communicates over the RJ12 network and takes its shutoff signal from the CDA-1. Without that communication link, the DSE-1's fail-closed design means its output stays disabled — which is by design, not a malfunction.

How many DSE-1 stations can one Carbon-X system support?

The Carbon-X system supports up to 40 total output devices. The DSE-1 counts as one output per unit, so the practical limit depends on how many other output modules (alarm stations, dry contact stations, relay stations, etc.) are also on the network. For most single-facility builds, running one DSE-1 per CO2 zone is well within system capacity.

Will the DSE-1 cut CO2 if the controller loses power or the network goes down?

Yes. If the DSE-1 loses communication with the Carbon-X controller for any reason, the output power is disabled and the connected solenoid valve closes. This fail-closed behavior ensures CO2 injection does not continue unmonitored.

What CO2 sources is the DSE-1 compatible with?

The DSE-1 controls power to any 120V CO2 solenoid valve, so it is compatible with both CO2 tank/cylinder setups and CO2 generator setups, provided the solenoid valve draws within the 10A output rating. Verify your solenoid valve's electrical draw before installation.

Can I add a DSE-1 to an existing Carbon-X network, or does it require a full system re-install?

The Carbon-X uses a modular RJ12 daisy-chain architecture, so adding a DSE-1 to an existing network is straightforward in most cases — connect via the included cables, address the unit in the CDA-1 interface, and assign it to the appropriate sensor zone. No full system re-configuration is needed. Reach out to HSC if you need help scoping the addition.

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