Installing Parqiobox

Learn how easy it is to install the Parqiobox.

Last updated 26 October 2026

The Parqiobox seen from an angle, with the green terminal block, network port, two USB ports, HDMI and two antenna connectors

The Parqiobox device has been developed from the ground up to be easy to install. Once you have the Parqiobox mounted, it is as easy as 1, 2, 3.

Install the antenna cable on port (A)

Drawing of the Parqiobox from above with the antenna connector marked A and the terminal block marked B

While the Parqiobox has two antenna ports, only port (A) is used for the cell network (see the illustration above). The antenna should be placed so it has a clear path to the nearest cell tower. You can check where the cell towers are with https://www.cellmapper.net/.

Wire power to pins (C) on the Phoenix block (B)

Drawing of the front of the Parqiobox with the terminal block marked B, next to the network port, USB and HDMI

Drawing of the 16-way terminal block where C connects terminal 1 (+24V) and terminal 2 (GND)

The green Phoenix block (B) is removable, which can make wiring easier. Use the provided 24V power supply and wire it up as shown with (C): +24V to pin 1 and ground to pin 2.

Important
Use stranded wire, not solid core.

Wire the gate controller to output (E)

Drawing of the terminal block where E connects terminal 10 (−) and terminal 12 (+)

The garage gate controller should be wired to output (E) for opening via Parqio (pin 10 and pin 12).

Important
Use stranded wire, not solid core.

Test the connection

Connect to the Wi-Fi network “parqio-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx” (the serial number of the device) and go to 192.168.4.1 in your browser to test the network and the relays.

The Parqiobox page on a phone with the “Network test” and “Relay test” cards and the address 192.168.4.1 at the bottom

Not seeing “Relay test”? Contact customer support.

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