2,4 GHz radio bruger kinetisk energi som forsyningskilde
EnOcean lancerer verdens første selvforsynende trådløse switchmodul, der opererer i det frie 2,4 GHz frekvensbånd (in english).
EnOcean has presents the world’s first energy harvesting wireless switch module communicating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band. The new module is ideally suited for consumer applications such as the control of LED lighting systems.It complements EnOcean’s established batteryless portfolio in the sub 1 GHz frequency band, often selected in building automation and smart home applications. With this portfolio expansion, EnOcean cements its position as the leading worldwide enabler of energy harvesting wireless solutions.
The 2.4 GHz switch module has the same form factor as EnOcean’s renowned PTM 210 module in the sub 1 GHz frequency band. Therefore, it fits in any standardized light switch. It is powered by EnOcean’s miniature world patented ECO 200 electromechanical energy generator. Converting kinetic energy into electrical energy it works in the same way as a small but powerful dynamo, drawing out and delivering this power to a wireless module.
EnOcean sells its self-powered wireless solutions in 37 countries on four continents and has been adopted by more than 150 OEMs worldwide. The EnOcean radio standard ISO/IEC 14543-3-10 is very well established for batteryless wireless solutions in building automation based on a large ecosystem of products.
EnOcean’s self-powered wireless switch modules are already widely used in the building automation and smart home sectors. Here, they have proven that wireless link is a reliable alternative to traditional wiring in buildings. With its new 2.4 GHz (IEEE 802.15.4) switch module, EnOcean is targeting the specific requirements of worldwide consumer applications.
- EnOcean has achieved an undisputed success in the field of building automation. Now providing an energy harvesting wireless solution for consumer LED lighting, we continue our growth path and bring our unique technology to a new market. This will increase consumer awareness and demand for self-powered wireless solutions as an alternative to batteries, says Laurent Giai-Miniet, CEO, EnOcean GmbH.
