Wireless BLE Relay Installation Guide
Written By Shubham Mishra
Wireless BLE Relay Installation Guide - Complete Technical Summary
Product Overview
Device: Wireless BLE Relay Module for remote control of fuel pumps or starter circuits Purpose: Enables remote immobilization or reactivation of vehicle systems using BLE communication between asset tracker and relay Brand: GoZen Help Desk Support URL: https://support.zenduit.com/portal/en/kb/articles/wireless-ble-relay-installation-guide-7-5-2025
Components Required
Wireless BLE Relay Module
BLE-compatible Asset Tracker
7Vβ32V DC power supply (vehicle battery or auxiliary source)
Standard wiring tools (cutter, stripper, crimper)
Power and Ground Wiring Instructions
Basic Power Connections
Red Wire β Connect to +7Vβ32V DC Power Source Black Wire β Connect to Vehicle Ground These connections power the BLE relay module.
Circuit Control Configuration
Control Wire Setup Process
Cut the control wire leading to the fuel pump or starter. Connect the two ends of this wire as follows: Blue Wire (Common) β Connect to one side of the cut wire Orange or Gray Wire β Connect to the other side
Configuration Options
Orange Wire β Normally Closed (Recommended Configuration)
The circuit is closed by default (fuel pump/starter remains active)
When the relay is triggered, the circuit opens, cutting off the pump/starter
Best for immobilization by default with manual or remote trigger control
Recommended setup for standard immobilization control
Gray Wire β Normally Open
The circuit is open by default (fuel pump/starter is disabled)
When the relay is triggered, the circuit closes, activating the pump/starter
Use this when you want manual enabling on demand
Step-by-Step Installation Process
Step 1: Mount the Relay
Secure the relay in a dry, concealed area near the engine fuse box or dashboard
Ensure BLE range coverage between the asset tracker and the relay location
Step 2: Connect Power Wires
Connect the red wire to the ignition-switched or constant power source (7β32V)
Connect the black wire to a solid ground on the vehicle chassis
Step 3: Cut & Wire the Fuel Pump or Starter
Locate and cut the control wire of the fuel pump or starter
Connect one cut end to blue wire (Common)
Connect the other cut end to orange or gray, based on the required control logic
Step 4: Pair the Asset Tracker
Ensure the asset tracker is BLE-compatible and configured to communicate with the relay
Use the asset management platform or mobile app to pair and test the relay's control signals
Step 5: Test Functionality
Simulate relay triggers using the tracker interface
Ensure the fuel pump/starter activates or cuts off as expected
Secure all wiring and cover exposed areas with insulation
Relay Behavior Summary
Orange Wire Behavior
State When Idle: Closed (connected) State When Triggered: Open (disconnected) Typical Use: Default circuit ON, trigger to cut off
Gray Wire Behavior
State When Idle: Open (disconnected) State When Triggered: Closed (connected) Typical Use: Default circuit OFF, trigger to activate
Visual Wiring Diagram Details
The wiring diagram shows:
NO (Normally Open) connection
7V-32V DC Power input (red wire)
Ground connection (black wire)
Common connection (blue wire)
CN (Common/Normally Closed) connection (orange wire)
CUT FUEL PUMP circuit integration points
Troubleshooting Guide
Relay Not Powering Up
Possible Cause: Loose red/black wires Solution: Check voltage and ground continuity
No BLE Connection
Possible Cause: Asset tracker not paired or out of range Solution: Verify BLE settings and proximity
Fuel Pump Always ON/OFF
Possible Cause: Incorrect relay wire used Solution: Recheck gray/orange wire configuration
Technical Specifications
Power Requirements: 7Vβ32V DC
Communication Protocol: BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy)
Control Method: Relay switching via BLE commands from asset tracker
Installation Location: Engine compartment or dashboard area
Wire Color Coding: Red (power), Black (ground), Blue (common), Orange (normally closed), Gray (normally open)
This summary captures all technical specifications, wiring instructions, installation procedures, configuration options, behavioral characteristics, and troubleshooting information contained in the original Wireless BLE Relay installation guide document.