Hawking Introduces Z-Wave Devices for HomeRemote Home Automation Sowftware
Monitor, Secure, and Control Your Home From Anywhere in the World
PRESS RELEASE
IRVINE, CA September 5, 2007 -- Hawking Technologies, Inc., a leading developer of innovative home automation, wireless networking and security solutions for home and business users, introduces a new line of HomeRemote Z-Wave modules and devices. Hawking Technologies’ award winning HomeRemote Home Automation System uses Z-Wave wireless technology, Wi-Fi and broadband internet to enable control of home lighting and appliances from a cellular phone or internet web browser.
The HomeRemote System also delivers live video from HomeRemote cameras directly to cellular phones using the HomeRemote Cell Link service. The new line of HomeRemote modules and devices adds to the number of possible applications supported by the HomeRemote System. The new line includes:
HRLM1 – HomeRemote Wireless Dimming Lamp Plug-in Module
HRAM1 – HomeRemote Wireless Electrical Appliance Plug-In Module
HRDS1 – HomeRemote Wireless Door / Window Sensor
HRMD1 – HomeRemote Wireless Motion Detector
Hawking Technology’ HomeRemote System takes advantage of Z-Wave’s power conserving, repeating, two way, RF (Radio Frequency) wireless network to ensure the best possible user experience. When a user sends a command from their cellular phone or internet web browser, the command is received by the HomeRemote Gateway (HRGZ1) via the broadband internet connection and is then transmitted to the specific HomeRemote module. If an obstacle within the home blocks the signal to the HomeRemote module, the command is automatically rerouted along an alternative path to ensure it reaches the controlled module. The use of Z-Wave technology in the HomeRemote System ensures the interoperability with other Z-Wave devices and unparalleled wireless performance.
When used with the HomeRemote Gateway, the new line of HomeRemote modules supports Scheduling, Alerts and Notifications and Device Linking. The HRDS1 Door Sensor and HRMD1 Motion Detector add security and convenience to the HomeRemote system by detecting intruders and turning on lights or appliances when a person has been detected. All HomeRemote modules can be controlled or monitored from a cellular phone or internet web browser when used with the HomeRemote Gateway. The HomeRemote modules can also be used with existing Z-Wave remote controls and systems.
Giving Customers the Home Control Solution They Need
HomeRemote seamlessly integrates Wi-Fi, IP-based technology, and Z-wave home control technology to deliver a full-featured home automation solution that anyone can use. “In the past, home automation systems were too expensive and difficult to install. Hawking’s HomeRemote System solves this issue by providing an affordable yet powerful solution that anybody can install. The introduction of our HomeRemote modules is the first step towards rounding out our home control, home automation solution. This is the first of many modules to come,” says Jason Owen, Chief Officer of Product Strategy and Business Development at Hawking Technologies.
Pricing and Availability
The HomeRemote modules will be available early October, 2007 with a manufacturer suggested retail price of: HRLM1 $59.99, HRAM1 $59.99, HRDS1 $49.99 and HRMD1 $79.99.
CEDIA EXPO
To view a demo of the HomeRemote System and modules please visit the Z-Wave Alliance booth (#144) at the CEDIA EXPO in Denver, Colorado, September 6-9, 2007.
About HAWKING TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Hawking Technologies, Inc. is a leading developer and marketer of home automation, wireless networking, and security solutions for Home, SOHO and SMB users around the world. Backed by over 17 years of experience, Hawking is committed to providing the highest quality products at the most competitive prices. For more information, visit the Hawking website at http://www.hawkingtech.com.

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IRVINE, CA September 5, 2007 -- Hawking Technologies, Inc., a leading developer of innovative home automation, wireless networking and security solutions for home and business users, introduces a new line of HomeRemote Z-Wave modules and devices. Hawking Technologies’ award winning HomeRemote Home Automation System uses Z-Wave wireless technology, Wi-Fi and broadband internet to enable control of home lighting and appliances from a cellular phone or internet web browser.
The HomeRemote System also delivers live video from HomeRemote cameras directly to cellular phones using the HomeRemote Cell Link service. The new line of HomeRemote modules and devices adds to the number of possible applications supported by the HomeRemote System. The new line includes:
HRLM1 – HomeRemote Wireless Dimming Lamp Plug-in Module
HRAM1 – HomeRemote Wireless Electrical Appliance Plug-In Module
HRDS1 – HomeRemote Wireless Door / Window Sensor
HRMD1 – HomeRemote Wireless Motion Detector
Hawking Technology’ HomeRemote System takes advantage of Z-Wave’s power conserving, repeating, two way, RF (Radio Frequency) wireless network to ensure the best possible user experience. When a user sends a command from their cellular phone or internet web browser, the command is received by the HomeRemote Gateway (HRGZ1) via the broadband internet connection and is then transmitted to the specific HomeRemote module. If an obstacle within the home blocks the signal to the HomeRemote module, the command is automatically rerouted along an alternative path to ensure it reaches the controlled module. The use of Z-Wave technology in the HomeRemote System ensures the interoperability with other Z-Wave devices and unparalleled wireless performance.
When used with the HomeRemote Gateway, the new line of HomeRemote modules supports Scheduling, Alerts and Notifications and Device Linking. The HRDS1 Door Sensor and HRMD1 Motion Detector add security and convenience to the HomeRemote system by detecting intruders and turning on lights or appliances when a person has been detected. All HomeRemote modules can be controlled or monitored from a cellular phone or internet web browser when used with the HomeRemote Gateway. The HomeRemote modules can also be used with existing Z-Wave remote controls and systems.
Giving Customers the Home Control Solution They Need
HomeRemote seamlessly integrates Wi-Fi, IP-based technology, and Z-wave home control technology to deliver a full-featured home automation solution that anyone can use. “In the past, home automation systems were too expensive and difficult to install. Hawking’s HomeRemote System solves this issue by providing an affordable yet powerful solution that anybody can install. The introduction of our HomeRemote modules is the first step towards rounding out our home control, home automation solution. This is the first of many modules to come,” says Jason Owen, Chief Officer of Product Strategy and Business Development at Hawking Technologies.
Pricing and Availability
The HomeRemote modules will be available early October, 2007 with a manufacturer suggested retail price of: HRLM1 $59.99, HRAM1 $59.99, HRDS1 $49.99 and HRMD1 $79.99.
CEDIA EXPO
To view a demo of the HomeRemote System and modules please visit the Z-Wave Alliance booth (#144) at the CEDIA EXPO in Denver, Colorado, September 6-9, 2007.
About HAWKING TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Hawking Technologies, Inc. is a leading developer and marketer of home automation, wireless networking, and security solutions for Home, SOHO and SMB users around the world. Backed by over 17 years of experience, Hawking is committed to providing the highest quality products at the most competitive prices. For more information, visit the Hawking website at http://www.hawkingtech.com.

Click on logo to learn more about Z-Wave and compatible RF products.
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