EnOcean Alliance to Show Innovative Energy Harvesting Lighting Control Solutions at Lightfair 2010

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Twenty EnOcean Alliance member companies will exhibit the latest lighting control products based on EnOcean's interoperable battery-less wireless technology

SAN RAMON, Calif.-April 28, 2010-Visitors to the EnOcean Alliance exhibit (Daylighting Pavilion, Booth 2027) at Lightfair International 2010 will witness the future of intelligent building lighting system control. A total of seven EnOcean Alliance member companies will display the latest innovative products for more energy-efficient, more flexible and smarter automation solutions at this booth. Alliance member companies exhibiting at Lightfair (Las Vegas, May 12-14) include: EnOcean, Inc., Echoflex Solutions, Verve Living Systems, BSC-Magnum, Illumra, Leviton, and Dimonoff.

Energy harvesting enters the next generation

One of the highlights at the EnOcean Alliance booth will be the integratable Dolphin platform. This new system architecture, for the first time, enables the use of not only self-powered but also bidirectional wireless sensors and actuators that can transmit as well as receive information, resulting in more convenience, safety and flexibility in buildings.

Innovative products for green buildings

The EnOcean Alliance (Booth 2027) will host, among others, the following Alliance members demonstrating successful integration of EnOcean battery-less wireless modules into a variety of products:

Verve Living Systems-new occupancy sensor and residential lighting solutions with premium features at cost parity to wired systems.
Leviton-new occupancy sensing kit. (Leviton's EnOcean-based products will also be on display at the Leviton corporate Booth 1558)
BSC-Magnum-iPhone and PC-based lighting system management solutions that enable optimization of energy consumption by intelligent control of energy use
Illumra-new photo sensor
Dimonoff-new control solution simplifies retrofit projects by re-using existing electrical wires as an extended control network

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Twenty Alliance member companies including Osram-Sylvania, Philips Ledalite, Emerge, Functional Devices, LC&D and other member companies will also present solutions. What all these exhibitors have in common is EnOcean's self-powered wireless technology, which assures interoperability between all available products. The technology allows solutions from different EnOcean Alliance member companies to communicate with one another and to work together in one and the same complex building automation system.

Lighting systems based on battery-less wireless technology are ideal for use in both residential property and commercial buildings. The right luminaires and intelligent lighting control not only enhance personal comfort, but result in significantly lower power consumption. Additionally, battery-less wireless technology sets new standards in planning and room configuration by eliminating the need to re-route or add new cabling for future retrofits. Moreover, EnOcean-enabled devices can be placed wherever most convenient by virtue of their ability to be quickly and easily removed and relocated.

About the EnOcean Alliance

EnOcean Alliance, a consortium of currently 150 international corporations, shares the common goal of standardizing wireless control systems for sustainable building applications. The core technology of the Alliance centers around EnOcean's patented energy harvesting and radio-frequency technology offering self-powered wireless operation in the form of flexibly positioned, maintenance-free sensor solutions. The goal of the EnOcean Alliance is to standardize and internationalize EnOcean wireless technology through the creation of true interoperability between all products produced by the Alliance's OEM partners. EnOcean Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation headquartered in San Ramon, CA. For further information, visit www.enocean-alliance.org.

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