EnOcean has introduced its latest radio transceiver family, the TCM 600 and TCM 615, setting new standards in wireless technology with improvements in performance and energy efficiency.

At Light + Building 2024, EnOcean is set to introduce the enhanced EMDC energy harvesting motion and activity sensor family.

EnOcean has unveiled sustainable innovations aimed at addressing the worldwide megatrends of energy management, office space optimisation, and wellbeing, setting a course for rapid growth.

EnOcean has introduced the 2nd generation of its Bluetooth switch module, called the PTM 216B.

The importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions - typically carbon-containing gases, most notably CO2 - to prevent excessive global temperature rise is well understood. Our major energy sources, for generations now, have been fossil-based and therefore laden with carbon-based compounds that combine with oxygen when burned to create those dangerous greenhouse gases. 

The IoT is rapidly transforming the way we live and work, creating opportunities for businesses to become more efficient, productive, and sustainable. This is especially true in the case of sustainable buildings and offices, where IoT technology is being used to digitise and optimise buildings and the usage thereof, resulting in significant cost savings and reduced environmental impact. In this article, we will explore the role of IoT in building...

A perfect storm of environmental and economic issues is turning intelligent, networked workspaces into a new business imperative. EnOcean’s CEO Raoul Wijgergangs examines what’s involved.

At this year's Light + Building, EnOcean focuses on energy efficiency and Smart Spaces.

Silvair has just released the new custom Bluetooth mesh specification for the EnOcean Switch Mesh Proxy Server model. This mesh model is a software that translates the messages used by EnOcean self-powered switches to standardised Bluetooth mesh messages.

EnOcean, a pioneer of energy harvesting and wireless IoT communications, has recently announced the launch of the EnOcean IoT Connector, an ideal link between maintenance-free IoT data from energy harvesting sensors and IoT applications that makes the integration of EnOcean products easier than ever before. The IoT Connector translates sensor outputs into ready-to-use data for IoT applications and data driven businesses.

Most of the world’s top manufacturers now feature a wireless, batteryless switch option in their range, so is the writing on the wall for the wired light switch? Graham Martin, Chairman and CEO of the EnOcean Alliance, thinks so.

EnOcean has presented the PTM 535BZ module, the latest addition to its range of transmitter modules for battery-free switch applications. In addition to the already established PTM 535 for the EnOcean wireless standard and PTM 535Z for Zigbee applications, PTM 535BZ offers a combination of supported wireless standards in the 2.4GHz radio band.

EnOcean has announced the launch of the EnOcean IoT Connector, a link between maintenance-free IoT data from energy harvesting sensors and IoT applications that makes the integration of EnOcean products easier than ever before. The IoT Connector translates sensor outputs into ready-to-use data for IoT applications and data driven businesses.

EnOcean has added a new kinetic switch module supporting the EnOcean radio standard in 868 MHz to its product portfolio that is explicitly designed to enable wireless toggle switch devices. Like the PTM 21x family, the new PTM 202 module works battery-free, gaining its energy by the press of a button.

Michael Tennefoss, Vice President of IoT and Strategic Partnerships at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, has joined the EnOcean Alliance Board as Officer and Vice Chairman North America for the upcoming two years.  

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.