Energous WattUp PowerHub Receives European Regulatory Approval
Energous Corporation (Nasdaq: WATT) has announced that its WattUp PowerHub has passed regulatory review by a European Notified Body, confirming compliance with European radio equipment standards. This achievement positions Energous as a leader in RF-based wireless charging technology, enabling over-the-air power transfer beyond 15 feet. The WattUp PowerHub combines advanced components, including Bluetooth low energy and efficient GaN power amplifiers. This approval marks a significant milestone for the company, potentially enhancing the launch of next-gen wirelessly charged devices in Europe.
- WattUp PowerHub received European regulatory approval, confirming compliance with radio equipment standards.
- Approval establishes Energous as a leader in wireless charging technology, allowing over-the-air power transfer beyond 15 feet.
- The technology supports next-gen consumer devices and industrial applications.
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Energous Corporation (Nasdaq: WATT), the developer of WattUp®, a revolutionary wireless charging 2.0 technology, today announced that the WattUp PowerHub has completed regulatory review with an internationally accredited European Notified Body. The results of this review verify that the Energous WattUp PowerHub wireless charging transmitter complies with European technical requirements for radio equipment.
“This milestone demonstrates our leadership in RF based wireless charging and the advancement of our vision and mission to increase power levels and establishes our ability to enable over-the-air wireless 2.0 power transfer beyond 15 feet,” said Cesar Johnston, chief operating officer and executive vice president of engineering for Energous. “We are excited to offer our partners this unique technology as they look to launch next generation wirelessly charged consumer devices, as well as retail and industrial products in the European market.”
The European Notified Body has determined that Energous WattUp PowerHub complies with international radio-frequency requirements including RF safety (SAR) and has no receiver distance limitation.
“Energous continues to lead the way for wireless power transfer (WPT) regulatory progress, and this is another example of a landmark approval for our RF-based WPT technology,” said Daniel Lawless, vice president of regulatory affairs at Energous. “We believe this is the first European approval for a WPT distance charging solution that transmits more than 1 watt.”
Energous WattUp PowerHub comprises the DA14682 (Bluetooth low energy 5.0), DA4100 (Wireless Power Transfer), EN3913M (efficient GaN power amplifier) and EN3921 (controller) transmitters alongside the DA2223 (RF-to-DC) and DA14585 (ultralow power Bluetooth low energy) receivers. For more information on Energous WattUp PowerHub or to request a developer kit, please visit https://energous.com/applications/wattup-powerhub/.
About Energous Corporation
Energous Corporation (Nasdaq: WATT) is the global leader of Wireless Charging 2.0 technology. Its award-winning WattUp® solution is the only technology that supports both contact and distance charging through a fully compatible ecosystem. Built atop fast, efficient, and highly scalable RF-based charging technology, WattUp is positioned to offer improvements over older, first generation coil-based charging technologies in power, efficiency, foreign device detection, freedom of movement and overall cost for consumer electronics, medical devices, retail, military, industrial/commercial IoT, automotive, military, retail and industrial applications. Energous develops silicon-based wireless power transfer (WPT) technologies and customizable reference designs, and provides worldwide regulatory assistance, a reliable supply chain, quality assurance, and sales and technical support to global customers. The company received the world’s first FCC Part 18 certification for at-a-distance wireless charging and has been awarded 236 U.S. patents for its WattUp wireless charging technology to-date.
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