SRAM eTap Blip Satellite Switch
Tiny, weather-resistant satellite switch that adds limit-less remote shifting positions for drop and aero bars. Choose from four cable lengths to fit any cockpit; compatible with SRAM RED eTAP and the Blip Box.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
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Key Features
- ✓ Adds remote shifting to aero bars and clip-on extensions
- ✓ Compatible with SRAM RED eTAP shifters and the Blip Box
- ✓ Available cable lengths: 150mm, 230mm, 450mm, 650mm
- ✓ Compact, weather-resistant composite housing and button
- ✓ Tactile push-button feel for precise shift inputs
- ✓ Simple plug-in installation into eTAP accessory ports
- ✓ Lightweight at approximately 0.6 lb shipping weight
- ✓ SRAM Model ID ES-EAC-BLIP-A1 for easy identification
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Blip switch do?
The Blip is a compact remote switch that sends shift commands to a SRAM RED eTAP drivetrain. It lets you place shift buttons on aero bars, clip-ons or alternate cockpit positions so you can change gears without moving your hands from an aero position.
Which cable length should I choose?
Pick the cable length based on your cockpit layout: 150mm or 230mm for short tri/clip-on setups, 450mm or 650mm for full-length aerobars or when routing along the bar. Measure from your chosen mount point to the plug-in location before ordering.
Is the Blip waterproof and durable for all-weather riding?
Yes. The Blip features a sealed composite housing and a durable cable designed to resist moisture and road spray. While rugged, treat connectors with basic care during installation to maintain long-term reliability.
Do I need a Blip Box to use the Blip?
You can plug a Blip into compatible RED eTAP lever accessory ports or into the Blip Box. The Blip Box is useful when you want to run multiple Blips or centralize accessory connections; check your current lever and control setup to determine the best option.
Will this work with non-SRAM systems or older mechanical groups?
No. The eTap Blip is designed to work with SRAM RED eTAP electronic systems and the Blip Box accessory. It is not compatible with mechanical shifting or non-SRAM electronic groups that do not accept SRAM accessory inputs.
How do I mount the Blip on aerobars or clip-ons?
Common mounting methods include double-sided tape, hook-and-loop straps, zip-ties, or clamp mounts supplied with some clip-on systems. Position the Blip where your forearm or thumb naturally rests for quick, ergonomic access during aero riding.
Buying Guide
When buying a satellite switch for a road electronic drivetrain, start by confirming group compatibility — the SRAM eTap Blip is built for RED eTAP systems and works with the Blip Box accessory. Decide where you want the remote: short gusts of aero? Choose a short cable (150–230mm). Running full-length aerobars or through-frame routing? Opt for 450–650mm. Think about mounting: Blips are often attached with double-sided tape, hook-and-loop straps or integrated mounts on clip-ons. Consider number of remotes (single vs. paired) and whether you’ll centralize connections with a Blip Box. Prioritize a clean, snag-free cable run and water-resistant placement for reliable performance in all conditions.
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