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SMK Electronics launches new module for building automation applications

by Juan Pedro Tomás January 6, 2020
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Eletronic component manufacturer SMK Electronics Europe announced the launch of the IP500 compliant CNX200M Radio Module for building automation applications at CES 2020.

“With the development of the CNX200M Radio Module, SMK and the IP500 Alliance team have produced what is perhaps the industry?s first fully secure wireless IoT communications platform for Personal Area Networks,” said Helmut Adamski, chairman of the IP500 Alliance.?The IP500 Alliance is an international initiative of manufacturers, users and operators to define, develop and provide a wireless, manufacturer-neutral, secure communication IoT platform for PAN applications.

“Based on true dual-band, fully scalable asynchronous meshing topology, the CNX200M effectively optimizes both Platform security and performance,” Adamski added. “Fixed-installation field testing has subsequently confirmed these findings; with next steps to include attaining VdS approval for ?Fire & Safety applications?.”

“Industry response to the introduction of our CNX200M Radio Module has been brisk, with the module?s overwhelming acceptance putting the IP500 Alliance Standard ahead all other paradigms for IoT Platforms,” said Paul Evans, president of SMK Electronics Europe. “With Building Automation markets expected to more than double by 2025, the opportunity for innovative technologies, products and relationships is clear,” Evans added.

“SMK is pleased to partner with CoreNetiX in 2020, and with our other Alliance members, to provide the most robust, secure and cost-effective commercial automation platforms possible.”

SMK Electronics Europe, is a specialist in the manufacture of electronic controls, components and connectors. The firm serves the consumer electronics, auto manufacturing and building automation markets.

 

Hampton Products launches new connected deadbolts

 

Also during CES, Hampton Products announced the launch of a new connected deadbolts.

The company said that it has merged the BenjiLock By Hampton fingerprint-unlocking technology initially deployed in padlocks with hardware expertise creating security solutions to create a new line of exterior deadbolts that use fingerprints as a key.

The deadbolt is being offered in two styles and three formats:

-The?BenjiLock By Hampton Livia Deadbolt?is available in two formats ? one with connected home capability for use with home Wi-Fi (no smart hub needed), and a non-connected home version for standalone applications including outbuildings, cabins, vacation rentals or areas with limited Wi-Fi resources.

-The?BenjiLock By Hampton Luca Deadbolt?is a non-connected version that has been named a?2020 CES Innovation Award Honoree?in the Smart Home product category.

All BenjiLock By Hampton Livia and Luca models feature a Grade 2 deadbolt that is pick-resistant, bump-resistant and drill-resistant. The deadbolts can each store up to 10 fingerprints and 25 user codes for owners to provide home access to family and friends. A touch keypad with clearing code has been designed to randomize digits and minimize/remove use patterns.

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Juan Pedro covers Global Carriers and Global Enterprise IoT. Prior to RCR, Juan Pedro worked for Business News Americas, covering telecoms and IT news in the Latin American markets. He also worked for Telecompaper as their Regional Editor for Latin America and Asia/Pacific. Juan Pedro has also contributed to Latin Trade magazine as the publication's correspondent in Argentina and with political risk consultancy firm Exclusive Analysis, writing reports and providing political and economic information from certain Latin American markets. He has a degree in International Relations and a master in Journalism and is married with two kids.

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