Technology
How the wireless network works.
- The official standard Bluetooth® SIG Mesh
- A robust, self-reinforcing radio network
- High reliability and range in buildings
Application
Examples of use from everyday life.
- Connected lighting for more comfort and safety
- Retrofitting smart home quite simply – wirelessly
- Intelligent building technology saves energy and CO₂
Products
Devices and apps with the standard.
- The Jung Home system for home automation
- Smart lighting with Häfele Connect and Nimbus
- Sensors and networked luminaires by Steinel
Latest News
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EO Smart Space Sensor from STEINEL with Bluetooth Mesh
With the EO Smart Space Sensor, STEINEL is expanding its portfolio with a sensor that localizes and anonymously detects people in a room. Thanks to Bluetooth® Mesh and an IP interface, it can be easily integrated into building automation systems. As a ceiling-mounted sensor, the EO Smart Space Sensor detects people even when they are not in motion…
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Smart Installation Using Bluetooth Mesh: STEINEL System Components
When renovating or modernizing, electricians are often faced with the task of adapting existing building installations to today’s requirements – referably without additional cable routing and construction work. STEINEL’s Professional Line offers a solution for this: components with Bluetooth Mesh technology. The modules provide classic bus functionality via radio. This allows existing installations to be…
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STEINEL TTS PRO: Bluetooth Mesh-based Lighting Control
Twilight switch and timer in one product: With the TTS Pro, STEINEL simplifies lighting control in outdoor areas. In addition to intelligent functions, the Bluetooth® Mesh wireless protocol used also plays its part. It allows STEINEL Connect lights to be wirelessly linked and configured. Whether for private homes, commercial spaces, or industrial sites: The TTS PRO…
About this site
blue-mesh.de is a cross-manufacturer information service of the German Arbeitsgemeinschaft Bluetooth Mesh. Companies such as GRÄSSLIN, HÄFELE, JUNG, LOYTEC, STEINEL and TRILUX are working together to create solutions for building technology that are compatible with each other and based on the internationally standardized Bluetooth® SIG Mesh radio protocol.
