New products and opportunities now available for American IoT solution providers
The range of white label IoT devices available for American IoT solution providers continues to grow, as more of Develco Products’ devices are now FCC certified.
The wireless Intelligent Keypad, digital IO Module, Panic Button, Water Leak Detector, and Smart Cable are joining the Motion Sensor, Entry Sensor, Smart Humidity Sensor, and the Squid.link Gateway in being FCC certified.
Integration of multiple functionalities
With the necessary FCC certification in place, more of the white label IoT products are now available for customers and markets in the United States. The Zigbee devices offer broad system compatibility and can be easily integrated into most IoT solutions. Additionally, the devices are designed with DIY installation in mind, which means end-users need not worry about complex installation or needing to hire technicians.
With the wireless Intelligent Keypad, you can provide secure access control with tamper protection and long battery life. The digital IO Module enables wired devices to be connected to a network, allowing them to communicate and receive information wirelessly. With the Panic Button, solutions can have a trigger for smart home events, such as a call for help from seniors in care. The Water Leak Detector provides early warnings to help avoid or reduce potential damage from leaks. And the Smart Cable enables remote control and energy consumption measurement of wired home electronics.
All of the products are optimal for solutions in a broad range of business areas, such as smart home, home care and independent living, smart security, building management, and smart energy.
FCC certified products
The FCC certification is required for all electronic products manufactured or sold in the United States. It certifies that the amount of electromagnetic radiation emitted from a product is under the limits approved by the Federal Communications Commission. To achieve the FCC certification, Develco Products’ devices have been tested and found to comply with the FCC rules in terms of not causing harmful interference to radio services.
