The climate change debate continues to be a major concern both politically and within society and it is up to us all to rethink how to improve our own ecological footprint. Innovative technologies are already available that are designed to mitigate climate change. One example of this is energy harvesting radio sensors. Marián Hönsch, Product Manager, EnOcean, explains more.

Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, has joined the EnOcean Alliance as a participant member. When used together, the Aruba WiFi infrastructure and EnOcean energy harvesting wireless solutions enable customers to create hyperaware smart buildings that are cognisant of, and responsive to, their changing operating environment and occupant needs.

Data is the basis for building digitisation. The self-powered EnOcean sensors provide those data - quickly, simply, wireless. In EnOcean's next webinar, the company would like to show you typical use cases for the motion detector EMDC sensor.

EnOcean has extended the latest generation of its proven PTM 215 switch module for the EnOcean wireless standard with an integrated NFC interface and safety functions. This means that in addition to the proven logic ‘press button’, battery-free switches can now also be operated automatically with NFC readers and NFC-capable smartphones or tablets.

EnOcean has developed a new multisensor, the all-round talent among self-powered wireless sensors. In the new original PTM form factor the sensor module supplies data for a wide range of applications in digitised buildings and the IoT.

EnOcean Alliance, an international association of leading companies in the building and IT industries, has announced a major focus on supporting businesses and public sector organisations around the world to safely reopen following the widespread COVID-19 lockdown, using flexible, connected energy harvesting sensors to create safe and smart spaces. Initiatives will include webinars and training, as well as a pilot ‘Smart...

EnOcean, specialist in energy harvesting, has appointed Dr Peter Klein as Chief Financial Officer. In this position, together with Andreas Schneider, CEO, he will strategically expand EnOcean's business in accordance with the long-term growth strategy in the self-powered IoT for the core markets of building automation, smart home, industrial automation and LED lighting control.

EnOcean has developed a new multisensor. In the new original PTM form factor the sensor module supplies data for a wide range of applications in digitised buildings and the IoT.

EnOcean has extended the latest generation of its proven PTM 215 switch module for the EnOcean wireless standard with an integrated NFC interface and state-of-the-art safety functions. This means that in addition to the proven logic ‘press button’, battery-free switches can now also be operated automatically with NFC readers and NFC-capable smartphones or tablets.

At Elfack 2019 (May 7th to 10th, Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre, Gothenburg), the electricity and power industry discusses new opportunities of innovative technology and digitisation. At booth G00:44, EnOcean, will be demonstrating the possibilities of self-powered wireless switch and sensor solutions for digitised buildings, modular smart homes and lighting control.

EnOcean will be presenting technical innovations that further drive the use of energy harvesting sensor solutions for digitalising buildings at ISH 2019 (11th-15th March, Frankfurt am Main). At the EnOcean Alliance partner booth (Hall 10.3 Booth C60), the developer of self-powered wireless technology will exhibit its proven PTM switch module now with an integrated NFC interface. This will enable installers to incorporate self-...

From March 11th to 15th, ISH visitors can view trends in modern bathroom design, sustainable heating and air conditioning technology as well as smart living. In this context, the EnOcean Alliance, along with its members and partners, will present applications for maintenance-free wireless sensor solutions for building digitalisation and smart homes based on the EnOcean wireless standard (ISO/IEC 14543-3-10).

At CES 2019 in Las Vegas (January 8-11, 2019), EnOcean will be launching a new ceiling-mounted solar-powered occupancy sensor (PIR) for Bluetooth lighting control systems communicating via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). It will be the first self-powered Bluetooth occupancy sensor on the market integrating EnOcean’s field-proven energy harvesting technology and offering best customer experience by being maintenance-free, freely positionable, hi...

Developer of energy harvesting technology, EnOcean, is introducing the new ‘Battery-free by EnOcean’ seal. The seal will highlight maintenance-free and flexible switch solutions that do not require batteries or wires. Product manufacturers can use the seal to promote their battery-free, wireless switches integrating EnOcean’s energy harvesting technology for leading wireless standards in the sub-1 and 2.4GHz range.

At Trends in Lighting 2018, EnOcean will showcase maintenance-free wireless solutions for modern lighting systems and the Internet of Things (IoT). At booth U14, visitors can experience self-powered wireless switches and sensors for maintenance-free sensor solutions for modern lighting and IoT based on open standards. Offering these maintenance-free, ready-to-use solutions, EnOcean’s OEM customers are able to focus on the quickly evolving L...

At Bluetooth World, EnOcean will showcase maintenance-free wireless solutions for modern lighting systems and the Internet of Things (IoT). At booth 520, visitors can experience self-powered wireless switches and solar-powered sensors for Bluetooth lighting systems, all on the basis of proven energy harvesting technology.

To enhance the energy performance of buildings and to drive digital transition in buildings forward, the Smart Buildings Alliance (SBA) officially launched their 'Ready2Services' initiative in June 2018. The 'Ready2Services' concept aims to evaluate the ability of buildings for multiple services, awarding buildings with a certain certification level whilst also creating the basis for implementing new service models. Self-powered wireless sensor s...

At Lighting Fixture Design Conference, 20th-21st June, London, EnOcean, aims to demonstrate how self-powered wireless solutions provide sensor data for IoT and lighting networks to bring intelligence to light.

The EnOcean Alliance will be demonstrating automation solutions for sustainable building projects in the Internet of Things (IoT) at the 2017 Smart Buildings Show in London (8th-9th November 2017) at booth E5. The self-powered switches and sensors based on EnOcean technology offer flexibility in terms of positioning, can be expanded at any time and are maintenance-free.

Wireless and self-powered light switches can create flexible, maintenance-free LED lighting systems, says EnOcean, which introduced its Easyfit switches at Smart Lighting 2017, in Hamburg, Germany. The company manufactures the switch with integrated Bluetooth module, operating via an app on an Android phone.