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CoRoM is a wireless and batteryless sensing node with energy harvesting system that provides direct measurement of the temperature from the ConRod bearing, the most critical point in diesel engines. By continuously monitoring via Wi-Fi/BLE the ConRod bearing and oil temperature, CoRoM offers a proactive approach to maintenance, providing an early warning system for bearing seizure, and avoiding catastrophic engine failure.

WiDPr-es is a wireless, batteryless differential pressure sensor developed by ESCOM Enhanced Solutions (ESCOM-ES). WiDPr-es harvests its own power from ambient energy sources, making it a self-powered and maintenance-free solution. The sensor transmits data wirelessly using advanced technologies like Wi-fi, LoRa and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) enabling real-time pressure monitoring in HVAC systems, filter condition monitoring, and in other industrial filters, etc. No need for kilometers of cables, wiring, cable trays, trenches, conduits, supports, and no need for batteries, battery replacement and disposal, etc. - Wireless, Batteryless, self-powered, Energy harvesting, IoT - Differential Pressure, HVAC filter monitoring - Bluetooth, LoRa, Wi-Fi - Plug & Forget, Maintenance free, No cable, No Battery

2-way Energy Harvesting wireless pushbutton for wireless communication with KNX systems. Ideal for extensions of existing wire-based KNX systems, or for the development of pure KNX-RF systems, and is compatible with all KNX-RF receivers, i.e. switch actuators and line couplers. The pushbutton is designed for all switch types with a standard inner frame of 55 x 55 mm. Fulfills KNX-RF 2.0 Ready S-mode protocol standards and is configurable with ETS 5. Bidirectional communication during configuration with corresponding pairing adapter. Alternative 1 and 2-way pushbuttons are in development. These pushbuttons are compatible with various industry standard protocols and can also be pre-programmed to work with custom / proprietary protocols. Please contact us for further information at switches-sensors@zf.com.