When Cence connects to an AC power input, it makes one highly-efficient AC to DC power conversion.
Cence LVDC (low-voltage DC) sends up to 60V DC to loads via either internal (centralized) or external (decentralized) drivers. Cence optimizes cable usage, and yield efficiency, with daisy chaining.
Cence HVDC (high-voltage DC) sends up to 450V DC to loads via external (decentralized) drivers. Sending higher voltages along cables reduces line losses, saving energy.
Cence Nodes (external drivers) form a secure wireless mesh network. These networks send and receive data from power loads, sensors and switches. This enables intelligent control and automation of electrical loads.
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Implement Cence to reduce your power consumption by up to 40%.
Electrical loads are increasingly reliant on Direct Current (DC) power. LED lighting, modern HVAC systems, smart devices, and more, all need DC power. When DC powered devices get AC power (delivered by most power grids), they have to convert the AC power they get into the DC power they need. These conversions typically waste up to 40% of a load's consumed power.
Cence is a plug and play, DC distribution system that eliminates this energy waste.
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Cence reduces line losses along cables, and AC to DC conversion losses.
Cence distributes fault-managed DC power (up to 450V DC) with virtually zero risk of electrical shock or fire.
Cence enables the use of lighter cable gauges, without the need for mechanical protection.