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About ONE-NET

ONE-NET has evolved over time. What began as a need for a workable RF solution for home automation has grown into the world’s foremost multi-vendor, open source wireless control protocol.

Even though ONE-NET is the lowest-cost wireless control solution, it features a high level of security, excellent range, and low power consumption. ONE-NET’s comprehensive design specification is distributed royalty-free, accelerating the availability and use of wireless connectivity in a wide variety of devices and applications. Source code examples for microcontrollers, schematics, and bills-of-materials for reference designs are readily available, and simple open-source licensing rules apply.

ONE-NET can be implemented with a variety of off-the-shelf wireless transceivers and microcontrollers from leading vendors such as Micrel, Analog Devices, Texas Instruments, Semtech, RF Monolithics, Integration Associates, Silicon Labs, Renesas, Freescale and others.

We invite you to look over our development story, overview and frequently asked questions.

If you have any further questions that aren't answered here, please feel free to contact us.

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Fast Fact

ONE-NET differs from other platforms, such as Z-Wave, as it uses a Simplified BSD License; there are no fees associated with the Stack License or Developers Kit and users are free to use a growing number of compilers and development systems.

Comments or Suggestions?

Do you have any suggestions or comments for us? Are there features you'd like to see on the website? Have you implemented ONE-NET in a new way? Let us know!