Quick Answer: The Wireless Key MTICWD-200 Guardian 7000 is a plug-in wireless module, shaped like a USB stick, listed for Guardian 7000 hotplates, stirrers and hotplate stirrers. The Guardian 7000 wireless key provides the radio link that the range uses for monitoring and control away from the bench.
What the Wireless Key Does
The Guardian 7000 range from OHAUS is the connected member of the Guardian family, promoted with wireless features for checking and adjusting a running unit without standing next to it. Hardware for that link comes as a small plug-in module rather than being built into every unit, and this listing is for that module under the part code MTICWD-200.
The listing photograph shows a white plastic key with a standard USB-A plug at one end, a small status light and the OHAUS logo printed on the body. It is a module, not a standalone device: it works only when plugged into a Guardian 7000 unit and paired with the software or display the range uses. The listing does not state the radio standard, the range or the software version it needs, so the unit manual is the place to check how it is set up.
Remote access is useful for long heating or stirring runs, but it does not replace lab safety rules. Heated reactions that could boil dry or overheat still need a person nearby, and many labs require that unattended heating is approved and labelled.
Care & Handling
- Plug the key in with the unit switched off, following the unit manual
- Keep the key away from spills and heat; it is not sealed against liquids
- Store it in a labelled bag with the unit’s accessories when not fitted
- Update unit software only as the manual describes
Specifications
| Product type | Wireless key (plug-in module) |
| Part code | MTICWD-200, as titled |
| Listed for | Guardian 7000 hotplates and stirrers |
| Form (from photo) | White USB-style key with status light |
| Radio standard and software requirements | Confirm at enquiry |
Applications
- Checking the status of a long stirring run from elsewhere in the lab
- Adjusting set values on a Guardian 7000 unit inside a fume hood without opening the sash
- Adding wireless connectivity to a Guardian 7000 unit bought without the key
Why Choose LabEquip
The wireless key is usually bought by labs that already run Guardian 7000 units and want to use the range’s remote features, or to replace a lost key. LabEquip can confirm compatibility with your unit and supply other Guardian accessories, such as the protective case, from our general lab products range; contact us with your model.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Guardian 7000 wireless key?
It is a small plug-in module, part code MTICWD-200, that gives a Guardian 7000 unit its wireless link for remote monitoring and control.
Does the key work with Guardian 5000 units?
It is listed for the Guardian 7000 range, which is the connected Guardian series. Guardian 5000 units are not listed as compatible.
Can I plug the key into a computer?
It has a USB-style plug, but it is listed as a module for Guardian 7000 units. Use it as the unit manual describes rather than as a general computer adapter.
Does wireless control make unattended heating safe?
No. It helps you monitor a run, but heated work that could overheat or boil dry still needs supervision under your lab’s safety rules.
What software does the key need?
The listing does not state it. The Guardian 7000 manual describes the pairing steps and software, so check it before use.
What if the key is lost?
Order a replacement key under the same part code and pair it with the unit as the manual describes.
Last Updated: September 2026
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