Phase cut dimming is a type of dimming technology used to control the brightness of LED lights and other dimmable lighting systems. It works by reducing the power that is supplied to the light source, which in turn reduces the brightness of the light. The name “phase cut” comes from the fact that this technology works by cutting the AC waveform in the lighting circuit. This waveform is normally a sine wave that repeats 60 times per second (in the United States), and the dimming process works by interrupting the waveform at a specific point, effectively reducing the amount of power supplied to the light source. Phase cut dimming is a popular dimming technology because it is compatible with a wide range of LED lights and other dimmable lighting systems. It is also relatively simple and inexpensive to implement, making it a cost-effective solution for many applications. In comparison to…

It’s unlikely that self-powered switches will completely replace wired switches, as each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Wired switches are believed by reliability and stability, as they have a direct connection to the power source. On the other hand, self-powered switches offer the convenience of not needing a wired connection to a power source, making them more flexible and easier to install in some cases. It’s likely that both types of switches will continue to coexist and be used in different scenarios depending on the specific needs and requirements of each application. But Ebelong will put all efforts to make the wireless product as sustainable and dependable as the wired one. Only by this, to gain more trust from the market. Although, battery-powered switches will still be widely used, especially in applications where a constant power source is not available, you will find that Self-powered switches are becoming increasingly…

Dry contact is a passive switch, it has two states, respectively closed and open, there is no polarity between the two contacts, in some cases can also be exchanged. In our daily life around, more likely to encounter the following dry contact signals. The first is a variety of switches like limit switches, travel switches, foot switches, etc. The second type is the various push buttons. The third type is the output of sensors like flood sensors, fire alarm sensors, etc. The fourth type is the output of things like relays, reed switches, etc. There are two main types of dry contact, one is passive and normally open and the other is passive and normally closed. It is characterized by the fact that it does not carry a power supply, but has a certain capacity. Dry contacts can often withstand DC30V/1A in a fire protection system, all usually connected to…

The concept of Kinetic switches refers to switches that do not require an external power source to operate. They instead rely on the energy generated by the switch itself to activate, for example, through the mechanical force applied to the switch, piezoelectric effects, or energy harvesting from the environment. This technology offers a number of benefits, including reduced energy consumption, increased reliability, and increased safety. The Kinetic switch represents a new era in switch technology and has the potential to revolutionize many different industries, including the Internet of Things (IoT), smart homes, and wearable devices. As more and more real estate companies and home builders are ware of our value, they will definitely use our solution into more and more projects. Obviously, Ebelong’s Kinetic switches can help home builders increase efficiency and convenience in several ways: Easy installation: Wireless switches do not require wiring, making them easier and faster to…

In many lighting projects, the installer will usually confused in selecting the right dimmer to be compatible with different LED fixtures. So it is important to confirm your dimming type of LED fixture before installing the Triac Dimmer for them. Important Notice: EBELONG’s Triac actuator with dual MOS inside is optional between Leading and Trailing Edge dimming type. That is perfect solution in the market for compatible to wide-range of dimmable LED fixtures.

To convert a wired device into a wireless device in a smart home setup, you would need to follow these general steps: Determine the device’s compatibility: Before you begin, check to see if the device you want to convert is compatible with wireless connectivity. Some devices, such as older appliances, may not have the necessary components to work with a wireless network. Purchase a wireless adapter: If the device is compatible, you will need to purchase a wireless adapter that is specifically designed to convert wired devices into wireless ones. There are many different options available, so be sure to research and choose one that is compatible with your device and your existing smart home network. Connect the adapter to the device: Follow the instructions provided with the wireless adapter to connect it to the device. This usually involves plugging the adapter into an electrical outlet and connecting it to…

There are several wireless solutions for home automation, some popular options include: It’s important to choose a solution that is compatible with your devices and meets your specific needs, such as range, security, and power consumption. We are very happy and proud that Ebelong has broad cooperation with partners form all those wireless protocol party.

Wireless technology has revolutionized the way we control and monitor various systems in our homes and buildings. One such solution is the wireless dry contact controller, which is widely used in building automation systems for its ease of installation, cost-effectiveness, and reliability. A dry contact is a type of switch that does not use electrical power to operate. It simply opens and closes an electrical circuit by physically connecting and disconnecting two conductors. Ebelong has its wireless dry contact controllers are devices that can be remotely control kinetic switch, providing a simple and convenient way to automate various building systems. And there are some applications of wireless dry contact controllers in building automation: Lighting Control: EBELONG wireless dry contact controller can be used to control lighting systems, allowing users to turn lights on or off, dim them, or change their color from a remote location. This provides an efficient and…

Energy harvesting technology refers to the process of capturing, storing, and utilizing energy from the environment, without relying on conventional power sources. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we produce, store, and use energy, leading to a more sustainable future. There are several types of energy sources that can be harvested, including solar, wind, kinetic, thermal, and even ambient radio frequency (RF) energy. These sources are renewable and can be harvested in real-time, making them a reliable and efficient alternative to traditional energy sources. One of the most popular forms of energy harvesting technology is solar power. Solar panels convert the sun’s energy into electrical energy that can be used to power homes, businesses, and other structures. This technology is becoming increasingly popular, with many countries investing heavily in solar power infrastructure. Another type of energy harvesting technology is wind power. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy…

The Kinetic Wireless Switch is a revolutionary technology that has the potential to completely change the way we interact with lighting control devices. This innovative switch provides a new level of convenience and flexibility for both personal and commercial use, and offers numerous advantages over traditional wired switches. In this article, we will explore some of the key benefits of the Kinetic Wireless Switch and how it can enhance the user experience. First and foremost, the Kinetic Wireless Switch eliminates the need for cumbersome and unsightly wires. This not only simplifies the setup process, but also makes it possible to use the switch in a wider variety of locations. With a wireless switch, users can control their devices from a remote location, such as a different room or even outside. This is particularly useful for controlling lights, fans, and other appliances in the home, as well as for controlling various…