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Networked lighting control — without the wiring.

Bluetooth NLC dimming for LED strip, linear luminaires and COB fixtures — driven by self-powered, battery-free switches. Provision, dim, schedule and monitor energy from one iOS app, and scale across a whole building on Bluetooth Mesh, where every node repeats. No gateway required for local control.

Constant-Voltage · BFi53CVD Constant-Current · BFi53CCD Battery-Free Switches · BFi5EWS Bluetooth Mesh · NLC
BFi53CVD Bluetooth NLC constant-voltage PWM dimmer
Constant-Voltage Dimmer · Bluetooth NLC

BFi53CVD

5-channel PWM · RGB / CCT / RGBCCT · antenna pre-integrated

A 12–24 V DC, 5-channel PWM constant-voltage dimmer with an integrated Bluetooth Mesh radio and the Bluetooth NLC profile. It drives RGB / CCT / RGBCCT LED strip and linear luminaires with smooth, flicker-free dimming and tunable white — ideal for human-centric and commercial display lighting. The external-type antenna ships factory-integrated inside the enclosure, so there's no field antenna assembly.

Power inputDC 12–24 V (Class 2 supply)
Output5-channel PWM (RGBCW / CCCCC)
Max load6 A per channel · 144 W @ 24 V / 72 W @ 12 V
WirelessBluetooth Mesh · TX +12 dBm · LoS > 100 m
NLC controlLuminance · Dimming · Energy · Time · Schedule
Energy harvesting2 / 4 battery-free switches + Lux / PIR sensors
Size · Rating72 × 30 × 19 mm · IP20 · OTA (Mesh DFU)
CertificationsNCC · CE · FCC · TELEC · RCM
LED stripLinear luminairesTunable whiteHuman-centricRetail display
BFi53CCD Bluetooth NLC constant-current dimmer
Constant-Current Dimmer · Bluetooth NLC

BFi53CCD

Dual-channel 700 mA · COB & high-power LED · low flicker

A dual-channel 25 W constant-current dimmer that drives COB and high-power LED fixtures at a stable 700 mA with smooth, low-flicker dimming (Flicker Index < 20%). Two independently dual-level programmable channels make it ideal for commercial NLC fixtures — downlights, track and gallery accent lighting.

InputDC 24 V (21.6–26.4 Vdc) · 2.5 A
Output36–48 Vdc · 700 mA (25.2 W rated, 26 W max)
Channels2 CC channels · dual-level programmable
FlickerFlicker Index < 20%
WirelessBluetooth Mesh · TX +12 dBm · LoS > 100 m
NLC controlScene · Dimming · Energy · Time · Schedule
Size · Rating78 × 40 × 30 mm · IP52 · OVP / OCP
CertificationsNCC · CE · FCC · TELEC · RCM · Bluetooth
COB downlightTrack lightBoutique & retailHospitality / officeMuseum / gallery
BFi5EWS self-powered battery-free wireless wall switch
Battery-Free Wireless Switch · Energy Harvesting

BFi5EWS Battery-Free Switch

Self-powered · no wiring · zero maintenance · 50 × 50 mm

A self-powered, battery-free Bluetooth LE wall switch. Every rocker press harvests kinetic energy to broadcast a control command — no wiring, no battery, zero maintenance. It drives BFi53 dimmers and the ER0 gateway directly for On/Off, dimming and scene selection, and mounts anywhere — glass, tile or partitions — with adhesive or a standard frame.

WirelessBluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
Power sourcePress kinetic energy harvesting — battery-free
ModelsEWSSB single-rocker (2 ch) · EWSDB double-rocker (4 ch)
Range< 15 m indoor LoS · extendable via Mesh / gateway
ControlsOn/Off · dimming · scene selection
Links toBFi53 dimmers · BFi53ER0 / ER0S gateway
Size · Colour50 × 50 mm · White / Black · −20~+40 °C
CertificationsNCC · CE · UKCA · FCC · ISED · ARIB · RCM
No wiringGlass / partition mountWireless retrofitScene controlMeeting rooms
One Platform

How it works together

Press a battery-free switch and it broadcasts a command over BLE — received directly by BFi53CVD / CCD dimmers. Bluetooth Mesh carries control across the building, where every node repeats, and the ER0 / ER0S EdgeBox bridges it all to a BMS or the cloud. Provision, dim, schedule and monitor energy from the BANFi ONE iOS app.

Battery-free switch BFi53 CVD / CCD dimmer Bluetooth Mesh / NLC ER0 / ER0S EdgeBox BMS / Cloud / Apple HomeKit

Design your lighting network

From a single room to a campus — CVD, CCD and battery-free switches on one Bluetooth NLC platform.

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