AL-439-00-868 EnoSense® CO2 / CE – EnOcean CO2 sensor plus temperature and humidity

Our new CO2 sensor operates energy self-sufficiently via the integrated solar cell when there is sufficient illuminance. The EnoSense® CO2 sends its current measured values every 5 minutes. In addition to CO2, the sensor measures the relative humidity. humidity and the air temperature. To provide the best possible support for maintenance and diagnostics, it also

AL-436-00-868 EnoSense® People Counter / CE – EnOcean People counting

This easy-to-install sensor for counting people passing by is powered by two AA batteries and transmits its data wirelessly with every counting event. The sensor is attached to the door frame above the door, preferably on the hallway side, using a double-sided adhesive pad (included). Depending on the color of the door frame, the sensor

BL-204-00-868 EVG FLEX / CE – DALI Light control with EnOcean

This small control unit can control up to 15 DALI ballasts and simultaneously supply them with the required DALI bus voltage. By adding an external DALI power supply, it can control up to 64 DALI luminaires. In this “FLEX” version, several EnOcean wireless switches (single rocker) or sensors can be taught-in, and numerous functions can

EnOcean to BACnet Gateway 868 MHz (European Version)

Contemporary Controls’ BASGE-EN868 bidirectional EnOcean to BACnet Gateway integrates 868 MHz EnOcean wireless devices to BACnet systems. Utilizing virtual routing technology, the BASGE-EN868 seamlessly discovers and connects to EnOcean devices and makes them appear as individual BACnet-compliant devices. The gateway creates a set of BACnet objects, specific for each EnOcean Equipment Profile (EEP), and decodes

EnOcean to BACnet Gateway 902 MHz (North American Version)

Contemporary Controls’ BASGE-EN902 bidirectional EnOcean to BACnet Gateway integrates 902 MHz EnOcean wireless devices to BACnet systems. Utilizing virtual routing technology, the BASGE-EN902 seamlessly discovers and connects to EnOcean devices and makes them appear as individual BACnet-compliant devices. The gateway creates a set of BACnet objects, specific for each EnOcean Equipment Profile (EEP), and decodes

Cloud-Connected EnOcean Gateway SurfGate-II

SurfGate-II is a cloud-connected, energy-efficient gateway router capable of supporting various IoT and IIoT applications. It offers Ethernet, RS485/232 serial ports, and Wireless LAN, and EnOcean, utilizing energy harvesting technology. With a rich set of interfaces, it can connect to a wide range of devices. It supports EnOcean data format conversion for IoT applications such

Cloud-Connected EnOcean Gateway SurfGate

SurfGate is a cloud-connected, energy-efficient gateway router capable of supporting various IoT and IIoT applications. It offers Ethernet, RS485/232 serial ports, and Wireless LAN, and EnOcean, utilizing energy harvesting technology. With a rich set of interfaces, it can connect to a wide range of devices. It supports EnOcean data format conversion for IoT applications such

DSGW-211 OpenHAB EnOcean Gateway (BLE 5/Zigbee/Matter to LTE/Ethernet/WiFi)

DSGW-211 EnOcean gateway uses TCM310 chipset and supports 868MHz and 902MHz, along with BLE 5 / Zigbee / Matter / LTE / Ethernet / WiFi 2.4G & 5G options to offers dependable connectivity for a variety of EnOcean IoT devices in smart home and building, energy monitoring, and smart manufacturing, featuring compatibility with OpenHAB and support for multiple protocols such as

WIRELESS CONTACT FM.V.EO, OPENING SENSOR FOR WINDOWS AND DOORS, BATTERY POWERED

The battery powered wireless contact FM.V.EO is used to show the opening status of windows and doors made of plastic or wood. The wireless contact is a radio contact which is not visible when the window is closed. It is installed in the rebate area between the sash and the frame, enabling detection of opening

HELIOS – Solar-Powered Digital Variable Air Volume Diffuser

Helios is a breakthrough in comfort for offices and other public spaces. No longer must multiple offices be lumped together in the same zone. Now, each diffuser can be controlled separately by the occupant of that space. The diffuser itself, powered by ambient light, needs no building power or additional ductwork so it’s easy and