Enocean

EnoCean technology is a standard for battery-free radio sensorism, which is used for Smart Light and Smart Home Systems. Due to ZigBee, the low -maintenance Enocean is one of the most common radio standards in the smart remote control in addition to ZigBee. It is based on the "Energy Harvesting" principle, which is capable of using the smallest amounts of energy such as light, temperature or movement from the surrounding area for sensors or switches.

The EnoCean radio standard has been further developed and expanded by Enocean Alliance since 2008. In addition, this has been listed as an international standard since 2012 and regulated in the ISO/IEC 14543-3-10 in the Sub-1 GHz area. Due to the range of up to 30m, EnoCean is a very flexible radio system and is therefore well suited for the manufacturer for smart light products. EnoCean works with over 350 product manufacturers in order to be applicable in a variety of smart home or smart light systems.

With the 868.3 MHz frequency used in Europe, the radio standard is geared towards particularly energy -saving yet reliable information transfer. Encryption of the radio data then ensures the necessary security of Enocean and thus makes an unwanted intervention of strangers as good as impossible. There have already been numerous awards for all of these services, which is why it is also one of the most successful radio standards.