Wireless Relay Receiver / Repeater: 5 Amp, 120 Vac – FDLR05B

EnOcean® 902 MHz Enclosed Wireless Relay, Receiver / Repeater, 5 Amp SPST, 120 Vac Power Input

In-Fixture Lighting Node (MLDHB)

Connecting the device to a Philips Xitanium SR Driver or a DALI driver, enables any lighting manufacturer to deliver fully connected fixtures. The small form factor includes a PIR / Lux sensor.

In-Fixture Lighting Node (ML10VHB)

Connecting the device to 0-10V dim-to-off drivers, enables any lighting manufacturer to deliver simple, fully connected fixtures. The small, sleek form factor includes a PIR / Lux sensor.

Lighting Node (HBKO10V)

When the device is connected to 0-10V dim-to-off drivers, it enables any lighting manufacturer to deliver simple, fully connected fixtures.

In-Fixture Lighting Node (DRD)

The M9-OPUS-DRD provides for bi-directional, fixture level wireless DALI (digital addressable lighting interface) lighting control integration.

Thermostat Control Board

The MTB1 is a unit mounted HVAC controller. It accepts inputs from a variety of wired and wireless room monitoring components to form a complete room subsystem.

Wireless Motion / Lux Sensor

The M9-ML2 is a wireless, self powered, passive infrared sensor that ensures reliable detection of occupant presence, and is ideally suited for occupancy-based lighting control.

Integrated Light Switch

The Magnum Energy line of Wall Switch Receivers work in conjunction with EnOcean-enabled Self-Powered Wireless Lighting Control Products to provide and optimal solution for the retrofit lighting needs. These wireless products combine Magnum’s switching technology with self-powered and wireless technologies, developed and licensed from EnOcean. The Wall Switch Receiver can be installed in place of

1 or 2 Channel Switch

The light switch is a battery-free wireless transmitter that communicates with a wide variety of receivers. Multiple color / finish options available.

Wireless Access Point

Wireless LAN Access Point with ETHERNET interface for use with EnOcean 868 MHz or 902 MHz wireless devices and the MES Venergy UI software.